God's gift to human beings of the freedom and ability to choose what to do is called _____.

_____ is a participation in God's goodness and a response to God's love by the way that we live.

The _____ is the community of people who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.

True or False: Because of natural law, we are subject to ignorance, suffering, and death, and we have a tendency to use our free will to turn from God and from his laws.

True or False: Our conscience enables us to make right choices.

True or False: As human beings who have dignity, we are created to respond to God's goodness and love.

True or False: Through his mercy, especially in the Sacrament of Penance, God forgives our sins if we are sorry and have a firm desire not to sin again.

_____ is the law of God within us, which is known by human reason.

Through _____, the second Person of the Blessed Trinity, God fully reveals who he is, shows us how he wants us to live, and offers us forgiveness and salvation.

True or False: The process by which we make choices between right and wrong, good and evil, eternal life and sin is called social sin.

True or False: Through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, we can continually be reconciled with God and with the Church.

In the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, we go before a priest who acts in Jesus' name, and we acknowledge our _____.

A sin of _____ is failure to do the good that we were called to do.

Which of the following is not an effect of social sin?

God's _____ helps us to make good moral decisions.

We prepare for the Sacrament of Penance & Reconciliation by _____

Turning back to God with all one's heart is known as _____.

The Ten Commandments are the law of God's _____.

Jesus' teaching that we are to love one another as he loved us is known as the _____.

Each of the _____ expresses the message that we will be blessed, or happy, when we are faithful to God.

The _____ explain the ways in which we can be faithful to the loving, covenant relationship into which God has called humankind throughout the ages.

True or False: In the Old Testament, when people were faithful to God, they were called blessed.

True or False: Through Jesus we learn that God's great love is only for some people.

In the Beatitudes we read,"Blessed are the _____ for they will be shown mercy."

Through the New Commandment Jesus called his disciples to live by the Ten Commandments not just out of obedience, but out of _____.

We love God, others, and ourselves by keeping the _____, and living as disciples of Jesus.

giving worship to a creature or thing instead of God

the act of making a false oath

a sin against the first commandment in which one rejects or denies God's existence

honor, love, and respect

The holy place in Jerusalem where Jewish people gathered to worship God is called the _____.

The _____ is a day set apart to rest and honor God.

As Catholics, we call Sunday the _____, because it was on this day that Jesus Christ rose from the dead.

True or False: The Decalogue is another name for the Ten Commandments.

True or False: The first three commandments specifically instruct us in the ways God wants us to love him.

The celebration of the _____ is the very center of ourlife and worship as Catholics.

To live out the _____ commandment, we must believe in God and put him first in our lives.

The _____ is Jesus' suffering, death, Resurrection, and Ascension

The commandments are part of God's _____, yet they also express what is instinctively moral to each of us.

The _____ commandment is based on the truth that all life is sacred, created by God.

The _____ commandment obliges married couples to be faithful, both physically and emotionally, to each other until death.

The _____ commandment requires that we obey all those who lead and serve us, except when they direct us to do something that is morally wrong

True or False: Through God's grace each of us can find the power to heal, to build up, and to choose life.

The right to life, from the moment of conception to the moment of natural death, is the most basic human right.

Euthanasia, or mercy killing, is a sin against the _____ commandment.

Polygamy, the practice of having two or more spouses at the same time, is a sin against the _____ commandment.

_____ is infidelity in marriage, unfaithfulness to one's husband or wife.

_____ is the virtue by which we use our human sexuality in a responsible and faithful way.

Striving to live the moral life that God has called us to live and working for justice are requirements for disciples of Jesus and members of the Church.

Giving false witness does not harm others.

In living out the eighth commandment, we witness to the truth of Jesus by the things we say and do.

The ____ commandment obliges us to thank God for what we have, to work for what we need, and to help others to have what they need.

The ____ commandment teaches us about the need for the truth.

We are ____ when we live in the love of God, our Father, just as his Son, Jesus Christ, calls us to do, and allow the Holy Spirit to fill us with goodness and love.

The virtue that moderates the attraction of pleasures and helps us to bring our desires into balance is called .

Only a few Christians accepted death rather than deny their faith

We read in the Gospel of John that about three thousand people were baptized on the day we now know as Pentecost.

The Church relies on Scripture as a book of faith and looks to Tradition as a living witness of faith.

The Council of Jerusalem, which took place around A.D. 49, was the first great council of the Catholic Church.

The books of the New Testament that are said to be the oldest are fourteen _____, or letters, that were written by or attributed to Saint Paul.

The fourth Gospel to be written, the Gospel of _____, addresses incidents and issues that are not included in the other three Gospels.

The last book of the Bible, the Book of _____, calls believers in Christ to look forward with hope to eternal glory.

On the morning of _____, the Holy Spirit descended on the community of Jesus' disciples.

The New Testament book that gives an account of the very earliest days of the Church is the _____

Many of the early Christians in Antioch and other places were _____ people, like the Romans and the Greeks, who were not Jews

The word _____ refers to the written and spoken beliefs and practices that have been passed down to us from the time of Christ and the Apostles.

The _____ is the sacred law given by God to Moses.

Who was the pope whose teaching that Jesus was one person with two natures, divine and human, was affirmed at the Council of Chalcedon?

Who was the saint who translated the Bible into Latin from Hebrew and Greek?

Who was the saint, a great preacher, whose name means "golden-mouthed?"

The emperor Constantine built a great basilica over the tomb of _____ in Rome.

The _____ claimed that God's revelation was available was available only as secret knowledge to a select few.

Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, the Church developed its New Testament of _____ books

Some of the most important works of the Fathers of the Church were written to defend the truths of the faith against _____.