Jesus told his disciples that his suffering and death were coming but that on the _____ day he would rise.

As Catholics, we recall _____ as the day on which Jesus sacrificed is life on the cross.

The Roman soldiers forced Jesus to carry his cross to _____, a hillside in Jerusalem whose name means "place of the skull."

What was Peter's response when Jesus asked his disciples who they said he was?

The high priest _____ accused Jesus of blasphemy, of referring to God in a disrespectful way.

In the garden after the Last Supper, ____ showed the soldiers who Jesus was by greeting him with a kiss.

_____ requested the body of Jesus, wrapped it for burial, laid it in an unused tomb, and had a huge stone rolled across the entrance.

The _____ is the supreme religious court of the Jews.

The Roman governor _____ handed Jesus over to the crowd to be crucified.

Jesus did not know that people would oppose him, question his teachings, and threaten his life.

Jesus' breaking of the bread and sharing of the cup was an offering of himself for our salvation.

In the Old Testament we can find many details about the suffering that Jesus experienced before he died.

Jesus died to fulfill God's plan of salvation and to offer us eternal life with God forever.

Jesus taught that a life lived in true discipleship leads to ____, which is a life of happiness with God forever.

By calling himself the ____ and the Living Bread, Jesus was telling his disciples that he was truly the Son of God sent to bring God's life to them.

After Jesus shared the _____ with his disciples, he went alone to a garden to pray to his Father.

The true presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist is called the _____.