______ is given to us by God and belongs to human dignity.

_____ are rules developed by the Church to lead us to holiness in our life.

When did Jesus institute the sacrament of Holy Orders?

Which of the following can't be changed; even by the Church?

Which of the following can change over time?

What are the three degrees of Holy Orders?

We must be obedient to the Church in the matters of discipline.

The teachings of Jesus need to remain free from error because they show us the way to salvation.

The teaching authority of the Church limits our freedom.

We must obey the Church like we would Christ.

The disciplines of the Church refer to both our actions and our beliefs.

The Church can never teach a doctrine that is contrary to what Christ taught.

How do bishops confer a share in their power to priests and deacons?

What are the elements of liturgy?

Which color is used in ordinary time?

Which color is used for Pentecost and Martyr's Feasts?

What color is used for Christmas and Easter?

What color is used for Advent and Lent?

What color is used for Gaudete and Laetare Sunday?

What are the sacraments of initiation?

Which sacrament is the very first that a person receives

In this sacrament, we become Spirit-filled soldiers of Christ.

In this sacrament, Jesus is truly present Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity.

In an emergency, anyone can perform this sacrament.

Chrism, a candle, water, and white garment are symbols of this sacrament.

Which holy day do we celebrate on January 1?

Which holy day do we celebrate on December 25?

Which holy day do we celebrate on December 8?

Which holy day do we celebrate on November 1?

Which holy day do we celebrate on August 15?

Which holy day do we celebrate 40 days after Easter?

The public ceremonies of the Church used for worship.

The celebration throughout the Year of the mysteries of the Lord's birth, life, death, and Resurrection in such a way that the entire year becomes a "year of the Lord's grace."

The sacraments of Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Confirmation by which Christians are fully incorporated into the Church.

A whole group of Catholics who share a common way of worshiping and of living the Faith.

Mean "image," and refers to religious images used int he devotion of Eastern Christians.

The part of the Church over which a bishop has authority.

A person, usually a bishop, selected by the Pope to belong to a special group in the leadership of the Church.

The body of officials who assist a bishop or the Pope in governing a diocese or the universal Church.

The order of authority in the Church.

Means "first place."

The truth that the Catholic Church, by the special help of the Holy Spirit, is kept free from any error in teaching us faith and morals.

A Latin expression that means "from the chair" and refers to the authority of the Pope when he teaches infallibly.

Not capable of sinning or liable to sin.

The teaching office or authority in the Church.

A meeting of bishops of an ecclesiastical province to discuss the needs of the Church.