____ is the Divine likeness in all human beings that comes from being made by God and includes the ability to think, choose, be free, love, and be in relationship with God and others.

God made _____ the “father of all nations,” and promised that through his descendants, all nations would be blessed.

______ is the process by which God makes himself known.

The ____ were God’s Chosen People.

Your ____ is your ability to think and make connections.

________ is traditionally a prayer of respectful silence in which we adore God who made all things.

With ___, God made a lasting covenant, or sacred, binding agreement, to bring all creation back to the harmony he had originally intended it to have.

The term, ____, means “God is” and “has always been,” even before the beginning of time, and will be forever.

Because God is ____, we can believe in his promise to bring salvation to all people.

Out of nothing, God created the Heavens and the Earth, and made humans in his ____.

God is ____.

The _______ begins with the Gospels.

_____ is God’s Word to us written by humans acting under the Holy Spirit’s direction and guidance.

The _______ tell us about Jesus’ ministry and teachings.

The _______ is the Church’s complete list of inspired books included in Sacred Scripture.

The direction and guidance of the Holy Spirit is known as _____.

St. Paul wrote _____, also known as Letters.

The proclamation of the Scriptures at Mass takes place during the _________.

The Bible contains a variety of ________, which is the way something is written.

The ___________ are the four inspired human authors of the Gospels.

Your _________ is the God-given ability that helps us judge from right and wrong.

The ______ sense of Scripture refers to the actual words that have been recorded.

The ______ sense of Scripture includes the allegorical sense, moral sense, and anagogical sense.

The _______ commandment is, “I am the Lord your God: you shall not have strange gods before me.”

God showed his love for us by sending ________.

God fully shows himself in ________.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.”

A ________ is a binding agreement, between God and man.

At ________, Jesus and the Apostles were celebrating God’s original covenant when Jesus explained that now he was going to be the Father’s new covenant.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not commit adultery.”

Jesus called God, ________. The English equivalent of this word is “Daddy” or “Papa.”

In ________, Jesus shows us how trustworthy God is, how God listens and cares for each of us.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not steal.”

In ________, Jesus shows us God’s desire to heal us physically and spiritually and help us change our

lives for the good.

In ________, for children, and for sinners, Jesus reveals that God cares for every single human being.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not kill.”

By ________, Jesus shows that following God’s plan is the best even when it involves sacrifice.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods.”

In the ________, Jesus makes it known that God’s heavenly Reign and Divine life can be a part of our

human existence.

The _______ commandment is, “Remember to keep holy the Lord’s Day.”

________, consists of precepts about goodness that are written by God in our hearts and are accessible through our God-given reason.

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife.”

________ are the ten fundamental moral laws given by God to Moses, and recorded in the Old

Testament, to help his People live by the covenant.

________ is Jesus’ command for his disciples to love one another as he has loved us.

________ requires us to do good and avoid evil.

The _______ commandment is, “Honor your father and your mother.”

The _______ commandment is, “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.”

Jesus wants people to follow God’s Law out of ________.

__________ is a name for the Catholic family, because it is the community of Christians in the home.

__________ are all baptized members of the Church who share in Jesus’ mission and witness to him and his message, but are not priests or consecrated sisters or brothers.

__________ is the purpose for which God made us and the particular way to answer and live out his Call.

__________ is the process by which a person reflects, discusses, and prays about how God might be

calling him or her to live out a particular vocation.

The __________ is a state of life lived by religious sisters, brothers, and priests in community and

characterized by the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.

__________ is the evangelical counsel where a consecrated person owns nothing in his or her own Name.

__________ The evangelical counsel that shows that the common good is more important than our personal desires and helps a person to more fully serve the Church.

__________ Men and women in consecrated life live a celibate life, showing that their love for God is the most important thing.

The __________ are the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience made by men and women called to live a consecrated religious life.

The full joy of living eternally in God’s presence is ___________.

The ______ are actions that show care for the physical and spiritual needs of others.

Purgatory is a process of being _____ before entering Heaven.

What is the first prayer said to start the rosary?

What is the last prayer said when you are finished praying the rosary?

Which Pope instituted the Luminous Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary?

Which days are the Sorrowful Mysteries said?

Which days are the Glorious Mysteries said?

After the sin of Adam and Eve, God planned from the beginning of creation to give ______, to the world so that humans would be restored to the place that they enjoyed originally.

We will know God completely when we know him ____.

The story of God’s relationship with the Israelites is recorded in the _____Testament.

_________ foreshadowed the salvation that Christ would bring.

______ is a form of prayer that honors God as our Creator, acknowledges we are his creatures, and holds high his greatness.

____ is/are the author because he inspired the writers.

When _____ writes in his Gospel that the Word was God, he is referring to the Holy Spirit.

The _____ is/are the central books of Scripture, because they present Jesus’ life, ministry, and teaching.

There are ______ books in the Catholic Bible.

There are ____ books in the Old Testament.

There are ____ books in the New Testament.

Prayers for the dead help provide the grace needed by souls in _____ in order to be welcomed into heaven.

On day _______ God made the birds of the air and creatures of the sea.

On day _______ God made land, plants, and vegetation.

On day _____ God made land animals and man.

On day ___ God made light and dark.

This Gospel was written third; emphasizes Jesus as

a Savior; symbol is an ox.

This Gospel was written first; very brief; symbol is a lion.

This Gospel was written last; focuses on God’s love;

symbol is an eagle.

This Gospel was written second; shows how Jesus

was the promised Messiah; symbol is a man.

This theological virtue helps us look forward to the

future.

____ is eternal separation from God because of a choice to turn away from him and not seek forgiveness.

____ is a state of final cleansing after death and before Heaven.

_____ is God’s final triumph over evil when Christ will return to judge all the living and the dead.

______: Jesus is lashed with whips.

______: Jesus is mocked and crowned with thorns

_______: Jesus prays in the Garden of Gethsemane on the night before he dies.

______: At the end of her life on earth, Mary is taken body

and soul into heaven.

_____: God the Father raises Jesus from the dead.

____: Jesus returns to his Father in heaven.

___: Mary is crowned as Queen of Heaven and Earth.

____: The Holy Spirit comes to bring new life to the

disciples.

The word gospel means "_______."