On the road to Damascus Saul experienced the risen Lord speaking to him.

St. Paul spent the latter part of his life as a missionary of Christ spreading the Gospel.

One of the controversies in the early Church was the question of wether Gentiles should convert to Judaism before becoming Christians.

One of the most critical questions facing the early Church was whether Jews should have to renounce the Law of Moses before they were baptized.

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, God desires that the whole human race may become one People of God, one Body of Christ, one Temple of the Holy Spirit.

The _______ determined that Gentile converts did not have to become Jews first before being accepted into the Church.

Christianity teaches that there is one God who is incapable of _______.

At the spiritual conversion of _______ the Holy Spirit descended on all those who were present, even the Gentiles.

Jesus commissioned _______ and the other apostles to preach and teach that God’s love extends to all people, no matter their culture, race, religion, gender, economic status or age.

On the road to Damascus Saul _______.

The Apostolic Tradition of passing on the teachings of Jesus continues through the _______.

Paul’s missionary journeys involved all of the following EXCEPT _______.

This man accompanied St. Paul on his first missionary journey.

He accepted the Lord’s call and became the Apostle to the Gentiles

He compassionately requested forgiveness for the many wrongdoings of the Church throughout the centuries.

This book reports that the preaching of the early Church placed an emphasis on Jesus’ Death and Resurrection.

A complete change of soul, heart and mind.

________ wrote primarily for Jews who became members of the Church.

During Peter’s preaching, the Holy Spirit descended on this man’s household and all its members were baptized.

This is at the heart of the New Testament and of all Sacred Scripture.

This Gospel writer wrote for a nonJewish audience.