Which of the following is NOT a mark of the Church?

What gives special honor to Jesus' presence in the Eucharist?

What is the free gift from God that enables us to be his adopted children and makes us holy?

What do we call "priest, prophet and king"?

What word from Scripture means "Those called together"?

Which commandment requires us to go to Mass on Sunday and observe the Lord's Day?

Which of the following are NOT Fruits of the Spirit? More than one answer.

Whom did Jesus call "the rock"?

Whom did Jesus raise from the dead after being entombed for four days?

Who were Jesus' closest followers who shared in his work and ministry in a special way?

Who was the first martyr of the Church?

Who were the only disciples who were with Jesus at the Transfiguration and in the garden before Jesus was arrested?

Who was the first person Jesus appeared to after he rose from the dead?

What do we call the forgiveness of sins and the RETURN TO GOODNESS for which humans were created?

What do we call turning away from what keeps us from God and turning back to Him?

Which mark of the Church describes how the Church is an unbroken line of bishops and popes that can be traced back to the apostles?

What do we call the movement to bring all Christian churches back together into one true Church?

The pope has this quality when speaking about issues of faith or morals; it means he is free from errors.

The second degree of Holy Orders, it is a title for a priest.

Which of the following is NOT a title for the pope?

A position of honor in the Church, and is part of the college that elects a new pope.

Men who are the third degree of Holy Orders and serve the church but cannot consecrate the bread and wine at Eucharist.

Who are the 4 Evangelists because they were bearers of the Good News? Check the one who is NOT one of the four.

People who live a consecrated religious life and take public vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience are called this.

What is the name we give to putting other people or things in God's place?

What do we call identifying certain objects or practices with religious power?

What is showing hatred or lack of respect for God and His name called?

What do we call lying under oath?

Which Commandment calls us to put God first in our lives, to give him praise and honor as he deserves as creator of everything?

What do we call rejecting or denying the existence of God?

What means that we stand with and are related to people who are deprived of their human rights?

What do we call it when the effects of personal sins over a period of time affects all society?

What is the official public worship of the Church?

What gift from God helps us in our particular needs or to do a particular good act or avoid evil?

What do we call God's divine life in us that makes us holy and his adopted children?

What are effective signs of God's grace given to us by Jesus to make us holy?

What virtue helps us to maintain a healthy balance of body and spirit in human sexuality?

What virtue helps us to be discreet in the ways we dress, act, and speak?

What do we call the cycle of seasons and feasts which celebrates the Paschal Mystery throughout the year?

What season begins the Liturgical Year?

What is the Church's public prayer to make EACH DAY HOLY?

What are the 14 scenes that help us think and pray about Jesus' suffering, death, and burial?

What are religious paintings often done by Eastern Orthodox churches that show Jesus, Mary, and other holy people called?

What is the feast day that remembers when the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary to tell her she was chosen to be the Mother of God called?

What do we call a person who led a holy life on earth and is now enjoying eternal life with God in heaven?

What are special appearances or visions of Jesus, Mary or the saints?

What is the process by which someone is declared a saint called?

What was the abuse in the Church that centered on avoiding temporal punishment for sins in purgatory called?

What is a religious community of men or women who take vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience to the Church called?

Which of the following is NOT a Cardinal Virtue?

Which the the "new" commandment Jesus gave us?

What are the principles of Catholic Social Teaching?

What is trusting in God's promise of eternal life called?

Which is a role of the deacon?

The priest, also known as a presbyter, belongs to what DEGREE of Holy Orders?