The sin that damaged the relationship between God and humankind is called ____.

God’s self-communication through which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan is called ____.

When humanity discovers an apparent conflict between religion and science, Catholics believe that ____.

Which of the following is the ultimate event in salvation history?

How can we discover God?

Which of the following statements explains the Catholic understanding of biblical inspiration?

What goal should we keep in mind when we study the Bible?

Which of the following is not one of St. Thomas Aquinas’ Five Proofs?

St. Thomas Aquinas’ argument that because nothing can cause itself, everything must have a cause or something that creates an effect on an other thing is known as:

The pattern of events in human history that exemplify God’s presence and saving actions is called ____.

Which of the following is not one of the covenants of the Old Testament?

God’s goal is to restore our lost union with Him, but He will never go against the gift of __________ which He gave to us.

Which of the following Covenant figures fell away from God by committing adultery with Bathsheba and then killing her husband?

Which of the following Covenant figures led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt but never got to see the Promised Land himself?

Covenants involved which of the following?

The Eucharistic Covenant, sealed by Jesus on behalf of all of mankind, is ____.

The gift of God by which one freely accepts God’s full Revelation in Jesus Christ.

As part of His Covenant with Abraham, what commitment did God NOT ask of Abraham and his descendants?

Which of the following is the central mystery of the Christian faith?

The gift from God that allows human beings to choose from among various actions, which is part of our being created in God’s image and likeness.

The Creation accounts in the Book of Genesis teach us all of the following except

Satan continues to tempt us to reject God and God’s laws, and we often give in because of the effects of ____.

In the Covenant with ____, God promised never again to flood the earth to punish all humankind.

An attitude that we do not own the gifts God has given us but are the trustees of those gifts.

To be God’s servants and messengers and to glorify God always is the sole purpose of ____.

We need all four ____ to understand the entire revealed truth about Jesus.

Which of the following is a title used for Jesus in the Bible?

The Immaculate Conception refers to which of the following?

Another name for one of the persons traditionally recognized as authors of the four Gospels?

What did God tell Moses his name is?

The mystery of the Incarnation tells us which of the following about Jesus?

The Kingdom of God refers to _______.

Jesus’ miracles show that _______.

What does the number of Apostles call to mind?

Why do we need to belong to a faith community?

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

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

______________ 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.

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

Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection goes together with belief in the ___________________, the mystery of the Son of God becoming man.

The _________________ teaches us that death is not the end; rather, it is the doorway into new and eternal life.

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

Which of the following is the responsibility of a bishop?

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

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

____ is the name we give to the coming of the Holy Spirit, because this event happened during the Jewish feast with the same title; it is celebrated 50 days after Easter.

The Gospel accounts of Jesus’ Resurrection have all these points in common except

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

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

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

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

Christ’s second coming is also called the _________________.

_________________ 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.

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

The _________________ refers to the time when all the dead will be raised on “the last day” to face judgment by Christ.

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

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

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.

A charism is _______.

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

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 Sacrament of Initiation that marks a person as belonging to Christ.

This word means “a public work” or “service on behalf of the people.”

Lent is a period of ___ days between Ash Wednesday and Easter.

The Sacrament that helps a person regain mental and physical health if this is God’s will for the person.

____ is forgiveness for sins by a priest.

The three actions required for the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation are repentance, confession, and ____, or the intention to do what you can to correct the damage your sins have caused.

A ___ is the committed state of life to which God calls us.

The Sacrament that strengthens a person to spread the faith.

The Sacraments of Christian Initiation are:

God gave us a soul, intellect, and ____ to make our own choices.

The three elements that determine the morality of any human act are the object, the ____, and the circumstances.

A ____ is a serious offense against God.

The first three commandments concern the love of ______.

The oil used in the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick is called:

This is the central liturgy of the Catholic Church.

This season is a preparation for the coming of the infant Jesus.

Contrition, confession, penance and absolution are the four parts of what Sacrament?

Those sins that involve a lesser degree of evil and do not destroy our relationship with God.