The Kingdom of God refers to _______.

In the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Jesus taught that _______.

In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus teaches that _______.

People experienced the Kingdom of God in many ways when they were around Jesus, except when _______.

All of the following were types of miracles performed by Jesus except ______.

Jesus’ miracles show that _______.

What does the number of Apostles call to mind?

Who were among Jesus’ many disciples?

Why do we need to belong to a faith community?

Jesus cast out the moneychangers from this.

Metaphor from Isaiah that describes Jesus’ suffering and death to save us from sin.

Refers to the events of Jesus’ persecution and torture before his death.

Metaphor from the Book of Exodus that describes Jesus’ sacrifice of himself to save us from sin and death.

Roman leader who gave permission to have Jesus executed.

Metaphor from Roman society that describes how Jesus freed us from sin and death.

Saw Jesus as a threat who could lead the common people to rebel against their teaching.

The official crime Jesus was charged with.

The symbol of Christ’s death, transformed into the symbol of freedom and eternal life.

In the early Church, experiencing the __________________ was considered a key qualification for being accepted as one of the Apostles.

Christ had to suffer and die to save us from sin and death and to raise us with him to new and glorious life. This is called the __________________.

Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection and belief in the __________________ go hand in hand.

One of the women who encounter the Risen Christ is __________________.

The people who go to the tomb find out from __________________ that Jesus is no longer dead.

Without the __________________ the Gospels would never have been written, and the Catholic Church would never have existed.

If the Resurrection reveals the truth of Jesus’ divinity, then it also confirms the truth of all his other __________________.

Because of the __________________, all humanity now has the possibility of spending eternity with God in Heaven, and Christ is more present to us now than he was during his earthly life.

After our death, we will still be the same person, but we will have a resurrected __________________ in an utterly new kind of existence.

The appearances of the Risen Jesus caused a profound change in his __________________.

The Holy Spirit did not exist until after Jesus’ Ascension.

At the Last Supper, Jesus promises to send the Holy Spirit to guide the disciples after he leaves them

Pentecost is considered the birthday of the Church because it was the day when Jesus was born

We refer to the Holy Spirit as “he” because he is male.

The Church celebrates the Feast of Pentecost approximately fifty days before Easter.

Another name for the Holy Spirit is Paraclete, meaning “Advocate.”

One of the symbols of the Holy Spirit is a dove.

The Holy Spirit used to be known as the "Holy Ghost" because He once was human.

In the Sacrament of Confirmation, you receive the Holy Spirit into your life in a deeper, more profound way.

Fire signifies the Holy Spirit’s action in Baptism.

The mission of the Holy Spirit is separate from the work of the Church.

Jesus provided a basic structure for the Church by _______.

The word church means _______.

The Church is _______.

What does it mean to say that the Church herself is a sacrament?

Why do we call the Church the Body of Christ?

A charism is _______.

Why do we call the Church the Temple of the Holy Spirit?

The Church encourages all of us to holiness in many ways, including _______.

The word catholic means

Apostolic Succession means that _______.

One area of disagreement between the Catholic Church and other Christian churches concerns the number of these and their role in Church life.

The Church affirms that people who do not know Christ or his Church, but who seek God with a sincere heart and try to do his will, may also achieve this.

This religion acknowledges only one God, but it believes that Jesus was only a great prophet, not the Son of God.

The Church believes that this religion is already a response to God’s Revelation in the Old Covenant, and its followers are our spiritual ancestors.

This refers to efforts between Christian churches, including the Catholic Church, to strengthen communion and ultimately restore unity between them through dialogue, prayer, and reconciliation.

People who are not ordained or in a consecrated state of life but who share in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and kingly office through their Baptism.

To set aside for a holy purpose or to fully dedicate oneself to pursuing a more intimate relationship with God

They represent the bishop in teaching the faith, celebrating the Sacraments, and providing spiritual leadership

Responsibilities of this role include teaching and governing authority, as well as the pastoral care of the people within a particular area.

One of the many other titles of the Pope.

The Gospel of _________________ outlines requirements for eternal life and says that all of us have the possibility of eternal life.

The _________________ refers to the judgment that every one of us will undergo immediately after death to determine our ultimate destiny.

Our bodily death is the result of _________________.

The _________________ refers to the time when all the dead

will be raised on “the last day” to face judgment by Christ.

_________________ is separation from God after death, a natural consequence for those who have already decided to separate themselves from God here on earth.

_________________ is not a place but is instead the state of joy of being in perfect relationship with the Holy Trinity, intended for us from the beginning of time.

Christ’s second coming is also called the _________________.

_________________ is a state of purification of souls to achieve the holiness necessary to enter fully into God’s glory.

Requirements for sharing eternal life with God include ________________ into Christ’s Body, the Church.

The _________________ is another way to describe the Church: the gathering of all those who are holy because of their faith in Jesus Christ.

All of the following are events that occurred during Jesus’ Passion except

Jesus’ death is the ultimate sign of God’s ____ for each of us.

All of the following are metaphors that explain how Jesus’ death frees us from sin except

____ confirms Jesus’ divinity and affirms that all of Jesus’ teachings are true.

In his ____ , Christ opened the doors to Heaven for us all and transcended the limits of time and space.

The Gospel accounts of Jesus’ Resurrection have all these

points in common except

Wherever God sends his Son, he also sends his

____ is the name we give to the coming of the Holy Spirit, because this event happened during the Jewish feast with the same title.

All of the following are images associated with the Holy Spirit except

Jesus provided a basic structure for the Church by choosing

____ and training them for leadership.

Scriptural images of the Church include

The term ____ refers to four words used to describe the Church: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic.

The Catholic Church has special ties to which religion?

The lay faithful share in the priestly, prophetic, and kingly office of Christ by virtue of their _______.

Which of the following is the responsibility of a bishop?

The Jewish leaders claimed that Jesus committed ______________ when he claimed powers for himself that belonged to God alone.

Through his sacrificial death, Christ saves us and gives us the

_________ we need to be reconciled with God

The _________________ teaches us that death is not the end;

rather, it is the doorway into new and eternal life

Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection goes together with belief in the

___________________, the mystery of the Son of God becoming man.

The mission of the _____________________ is to reveal God the Father and Jesus the Son.

The ________________________________________ are wisdom, understanding, right judgment, courage, knowledge, reverence, and wonder and awe.

______________ are the special graces of the Holy Spirit given to the members of the Church for the good of the Church and of the world.

Efforts to strengthen communion and restore unity between all Christian churches and communities is called _____________________

Another word for Christ’s second coming is the ___________________.

_______________ is a joyful state of perfect relationship with the Holy Trinity after death, whereas __________ is a state of eternal separation from God.