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WorksheetsCumulative Vocab Test
Total questions: 103
Worksheet time: 2hrs 43mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Alms
a)
Material or financial assistance given to a needy person or cause, prompted by Christian charity
b)
The holy name of God first given to Moses; in English - Jehovah; Means "I am"
c)
A good habit that enables a person to act morally
d)
Honor; We venerate Mary and the saints; on Good Friday we venerate the cross by kissing it
e)
The belief that there is ONE God in 3 persons
2.
Annunciation
a)
The appearance of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary
b)
Material or financial assistance given to a needy person or cause, prompted by Christian charity
c)
The holy name of God first given to Moses; in English - Jehovah; Means "I am"
d)
A good habit that enables a person to act morally
e)
Honor; We venerate Mary and the saints; on Good Friday we venerate the cross by kissing it
3.
Apostolic
a)
Related to or descending from the 12 apostles
b)
The appearance of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary
c)
Material or financial assistance given to a needy person or cause, prompted by Christian charity
d)
The holy name of God first given to Moses; in English - Jehovah; Means "I am"
e)
A good habit that enables a person to act morally
4.
Ark of the Covenant
a)
The chest containing the tables of the law (the 10 commandments)
b)
Related to or descending from the 12 apostles
c)
The appearance of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary
d)
Material or financial assistance given to a needy person or cause, prompted by Christian charity
e)
The holy name of God first given to Moses; in English - Jehovah; Means "I am"
5.
Assumption
a)
At the end of her earthly life, the Virgin Mary wast taken to heaven body and soul without experiencing death
b)
The chest containing the tables of the law (the 10 commandments)
c)
Related to or descending from the 12 apostles
d)
The appearance of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary
e)
Material or financial assistance given to a needy person or cause, prompted by Christian charity
6.
Avarice
a)
An excessive or insatiable desire for money or material things; a form of greed
b)
At the end of her earthly life, the Virgin Mary wast taken to heaven body and soul without experiencing death
c)
The chest containing the tables of the law (the 10 commandments)
d)
Related to or descending from the 12 apostles
e)
The appearance of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary
7.
Belief
a)
The acceptance of something at true on a trustworthy person's word
b)
An excessive or insatiable desire for money or material things; a form of greed
c)
At the end of her earthly life, the Virgin Mary wast taken to heaven body and soul without experiencing death
d)
The chest containing the tables of the law (the 10 commandments)
e)
Related to or descending from the 12 apostles
8.
Bethlehem
a)
The birth place of Jesus
b)
The acceptance of something at true on a trustworthy person's word
c)
An excessive or insatiable desire for money or material things; a form of greed
d)
At the end of her earthly life, the Virgin Mary wast taken to heaven body and soul without experiencing death
e)
The chest containing the tables of the law (the 10 commandments)
9.
Blasphemy
a)
Speaking against God in a contemptuous, scornful, or abusive manner.
b)
The birth place of Jesus
c)
The acceptance of something at true on a trustworthy person's word
d)
An excessive or insatiable desire for money or material things; a form of greed
e)
At the end of her earthly life, the Virgin Mary wast taken to heaven body and soul without experiencing death
10.
Canaan
a)
The Promised Land (in the Old Testament)
b)
Speaking against God in a contemptuous, scornful, or abusive manner.
c)
The birth place of Jesus
d)
The acceptance of something at true on a trustworthy person's word
e)
An excessive or insatiable desire for money or material things; a form of greed
11.
Canonization
a)
Declaration by the Pope that a deceased person is declared to be in the presence of God
b)
The Promised Land (in the Old Testament)
c)
Speaking against God in a contemptuous, scornful, or abusive manner.
d)
The birth place of Jesus
e)
The acceptance of something at true on a trustworthy person's word
12.
Capital Sins
a)
Those sins to which man's fallen nature is mainly inclined and that are, as a result, the source of all other human failings; pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth
b)
Declaration by the Pope that a deceased person is declared to be in the presence of God
c)
The Promised Land (in the Old Testament)
d)
Speaking against God in a contemptuous, scornful, or abusive manner.
e)
The birth place of Jesus
13.
Catechesis
a)
Instruction in the Catholic faith
b)
Those sins to which man's fallen nature is mainly inclined and that are, as a result, the source of all other human failings; pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth
c)
Declaration by the Pope that a deceased person is declared to be in the presence of God
d)
The Promised Land (in the Old Testament)
e)
Speaking against God in a contemptuous, scornful, or abusive manner.
14.
Catholic and catholic
a)
Catholic - the Church established by Jesus Christ and led on earth by the pope, the successor of St Peter; catholic - universal
b)
Instruction in the Catholic faith
c)
Those sins to which man's fallen nature is mainly inclined and that are, as a result, the source of all other human failings; pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth
d)
Declaration by the Pope that a deceased person is declared to be in the presence of God
e)
The Promised Land (in the Old Testament)
15.
Charism (of religious order)
a)
Spiritualities which integrate prayer into daily life in order to help us to grow closer to God
b)
Catholic - the Church established by Jesus Christ and led on earth by the pope, the successor of St Peter; catholic - universal
c)
Instruction in the Catholic faith
d)
Those sins to which man's fallen nature is mainly inclined and that are, as a result, the source of all other human failings; pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth
e)
Declaration by the Pope that a deceased person is declared to be in the presence of God
16.
Chastity
a)
The virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure
b)
Spiritualities which integrate prayer into daily life in order to help us to grow closer to God
c)
Catholic - the Church established by Jesus Christ and led on earth by the pope, the successor of St Peter; catholic - universal
d)
Instruction in the Catholic faith
e)
Those sins to which man's fallen nature is mainly inclined and that are, as a result, the source of all other human failings; pride, avarice, lust, envy, gluttony, anger, and sloth
17.
Christian Service
a)
Any act that reflects the love of Jesus
b)
The virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure
c)
Spiritualities which integrate prayer into daily life in order to help us to grow closer to God
d)
Catholic - the Church established by Jesus Christ and led on earth by the pope, the successor of St Peter; catholic - universal
e)
Instruction in the Catholic faith
18.
Church and church
a)
Church - the Catholic Church - the faithful throughout the whole world; church - a place of worship
b)
Any act that reflects the love of Jesus
c)
The virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure
d)
Spiritualities which integrate prayer into daily life in order to help us to grow closer to God
e)
Catholic - the Church established by Jesus Christ and led on earth by the pope, the successor of St Peter; catholic - universal
19.
Church Fathers
a)
Leaders of the early Church who defended and taught the Catholic faith
b)
Church - the Catholic Church - the faithful throughout the whole world; church - a place of worship
c)
Any act that reflects the love of Jesus
d)
The virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure
e)
Spiritualities which integrate prayer into daily life in order to help us to grow closer to God
20.
Common Good
a)
The benefit of the whole community
b)
Leaders of the early Church who defended and taught the Catholic faith
c)
Church - the Catholic Church - the faithful throughout the whole world; church - a place of worship
d)
Any act that reflects the love of Jesus
e)
The virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure
21.
Communion of Saints
a)
The unity and co-operation of the members of the Church on earth with those in heaven and in purgatory.
b)
The benefit of the whole community
c)
Leaders of the early Church who defended and taught the Catholic faith
d)
Church - the Catholic Church - the faithful throughout the whole world; church - a place of worship
e)
Any act that reflects the love of Jesus
22.
Consecrated Life
a)
Profession of chastity, poverty, and obedience
b)
The unity and co-operation of the members of the Church on earth with those in heaven and in purgatory.
c)
The benefit of the whole community
d)
Leaders of the early Church who defended and taught the Catholic faith
e)
Church - the Catholic Church - the faithful throughout the whole world; church - a place of worship
23.
Contemplation
a)
One of the main forms of prayer - Elevation of mind resting on God
b)
Profession of chastity, poverty, and obedience
c)
The unity and co-operation of the members of the Church on earth with those in heaven and in purgatory.
d)
The benefit of the whole community
e)
Leaders of the early Church who defended and taught the Catholic faith
24.
Counter-cultural
a)
The mental attitudes and customs that challenge or contradict the standards and values of established Judeo-Christian society.
b)
One of the main forms of prayer - Elevation of mind resting on God
c)
Profession of chastity, poverty, and obedience
d)
The unity and co-operation of the members of the Church on earth with those in heaven and in purgatory.
e)
The benefit of the whole community
25.
Covenant
a)
An agreement between God and human beings
b)
The mental attitudes and customs that challenge or contradict the standards and values of established Judeo-Christian society.
c)
One of the main forms of prayer - Elevation of mind resting on God
d)
Profession of chastity, poverty, and obedience
e)
The unity and co-operation of the members of the Church on earth with those in heaven and in purgatory.
26.
Deceit
a)
A deliberate effort to conceal the truth, whether in speech, writing, or action
b)
An agreement between God and human beings
c)
The mental attitudes and customs that challenge or contradict the standards and values of established Judeo-Christian society.
d)
One of the main forms of prayer - Elevation of mind resting on God
e)
Profession of chastity, poverty, and obedience
27.
Dignity of the Person
a)
All human beings are created in the Image of God and therefore are deserving of respect
b)
A deliberate effort to conceal the truth, whether in speech, writing, or action
c)
An agreement between God and human beings
d)
The mental attitudes and customs that challenge or contradict the standards and values of established Judeo-Christian society.
e)
One of the main forms of prayer - Elevation of mind resting on God
28.
Distraction
a)
Difficulty focusing on God because our mind wanders
b)
All human beings are created in the Image of God and therefore are deserving of respect
c)
A deliberate effort to conceal the truth, whether in speech, writing, or action
d)
An agreement between God and human beings
e)
The mental attitudes and customs that challenge or contradict the standards and values of established Judeo-Christian society.
29.
Domestic Church
a)
The family; the first teachers of the faith
b)
Difficulty focusing on God because our mind wanders
c)
All human beings are created in the Image of God and therefore are deserving of respect
d)
A deliberate effort to conceal the truth, whether in speech, writing, or action
e)
An agreement between God and human beings
30.
Ecclesial
a)
Having to do with the Church
b)
The family; the first teachers of the faith
c)
Difficulty focusing on God because our mind wanders
d)
All human beings are created in the Image of God and therefore are deserving of respect
e)
A deliberate effort to conceal the truth, whether in speech, writing, or action
31.
Ecumenism
a)
Catholics are to do everything possible to foster and promote Christian unity
b)
Having to do with the Church
c)
The family; the first teachers of the faith
d)
Difficulty focusing on God because our mind wanders
e)
All human beings are created in the Image of God and therefore are deserving of respect
32.
Egypt
a)
The place where the Chosen people moved during famine and were later enslaved
b)
Catholics are to do everything possible to foster and promote Christian unity
c)
Having to do with the Church
d)
The family; the first teachers of the faith
e)
Difficulty focusing on God because our mind wanders
33.
Envy
a)
Sadness or discontent at the excellence, good fortune, or success of another person
b)
The place where the Chosen people moved during famine and were later enslaved
c)
Catholics are to do everything possible to foster and promote Christian unity
d)
Having to do with the Church
e)
The family; the first teachers of the faith
34.
Epiphany
a)
The feast commemorating Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles in the person of the Magi
b)
Sadness or discontent at the excellence, good fortune, or success of another person
c)
The place where the Chosen people moved during famine and were later enslaved
d)
Catholics are to do everything possible to foster and promote Christian unity
e)
Having to do with the Church
35.
Evangelize
a)
To preach the Good News, as lived and taught by Jesus Christ.
b)
The feast commemorating Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles in the person of the Magi
c)
Sadness or discontent at the excellence, good fortune, or success of another person
d)
The place where the Chosen people moved during famine and were later enslaved
e)
Catholics are to do everything possible to foster and promote Christian unity
36.
Exile
a)
In the Old Testament, the 12 tribes were conquered and scattered by Assyria and Babylon and forced into captivity away from Israel
b)
To preach the Good News, as lived and taught by Jesus Christ.
c)
The feast commemorating Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles in the person of the Magi
d)
Sadness or discontent at the excellence, good fortune, or success of another person
e)
The place where the Chosen people moved during famine and were later enslaved
37.
Exodus
a)
The 2nd Book of the Old Testament; Also the story of the Israelites being led by Moses out of egyptian slavery and into the Promised Land
b)
In the Old Testament, the 12 tribes were conquered and scattered by Assyria and Babylon and forced into captivity away from Israel
c)
To preach the Good News, as lived and taught by Jesus Christ.
d)
The feast commemorating Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles in the person of the Magi
e)
Sadness or discontent at the excellence, good fortune, or success of another person
38.
Faith
a)
Theological virtue whereby a person is enabled to believe that what God has revealed is true
b)
The 2nd Book of the Old Testament; Also the story of the Israelites being led by Moses out of egyptian slavery and into the Promised Land
c)
In the Old Testament, the 12 tribes were conquered and scattered by Assyria and Babylon and forced into captivity away from Israel
d)
To preach the Good News, as lived and taught by Jesus Christ.
e)
The feast commemorating Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles in the person of the Magi
39.
Fatima
a)
City in Portugal in which Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917 telling them to pray the rosary daily for world peace
b)
Theological virtue whereby a person is enabled to believe that what God has revealed is true
c)
The 2nd Book of the Old Testament; Also the story of the Israelites being led by Moses out of egyptian slavery and into the Promised Land
d)
In the Old Testament, the 12 tribes were conquered and scattered by Assyria and Babylon and forced into captivity away from Israel
e)
To preach the Good News, as lived and taught by Jesus Christ.
40.
Fiat
a)
Mary's "Yes" to God - literally - "Let it be"
b)
City in Portugal in which Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917 telling them to pray the rosary daily for world peace
c)
Theological virtue whereby a person is enabled to believe that what God has revealed is true
d)
The 2nd Book of the Old Testament; Also the story of the Israelites being led by Moses out of egyptian slavery and into the Promised Land
e)
In the Old Testament, the 12 tribes were conquered and scattered by Assyria and Babylon and forced into captivity away from Israel
41.
Gentile
a)
A non-Jew
b)
Mary's "Yes" to God - literally - "Let it be"
c)
City in Portugal in which Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917 telling them to pray the rosary daily for world peace
d)
Theological virtue whereby a person is enabled to believe that what God has revealed is true
e)
The 2nd Book of the Old Testament; Also the story of the Israelites being led by Moses out of egyptian slavery and into the Promised Land
42.
Gifts of the Holy Spirit
a)
Received at confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.
b)
A non-Jew
c)
Mary's "Yes" to God - literally - "Let it be"
d)
City in Portugal in which Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917 telling them to pray the rosary daily for world peace
e)
Theological virtue whereby a person is enabled to believe that what God has revealed is true
43.
Globalization
a)
To the missionary mandate to spread the Good News of Jesus to every part of the world
b)
Received at confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.
c)
A non-Jew
d)
Mary's "Yes" to God - literally - "Let it be"
e)
City in Portugal in which Virgin Mary appeared to three children in 1917 telling them to pray the rosary daily for world peace
44.
Great Commandment
a)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
b)
To the missionary mandate to spread the Good News of Jesus to every part of the world
c)
Received at confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.
d)
A non-Jew
e)
Mary's "Yes" to God - literally - "Let it be"
45.
Heaven
a)
The place and condition of perfect supernatural happiness and the immediate vision and love of God
b)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
c)
To the missionary mandate to spread the Good News of Jesus to every part of the world
d)
Received at confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.
e)
A non-Jew
46.
Hebrew
a)
The language of the Israelites; the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew
b)
The place and condition of perfect supernatural happiness and the immediate vision and love of God
c)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
d)
To the missionary mandate to spread the Good News of Jesus to every part of the world
e)
Received at confirmation, the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord.
47.
Hell
a)
The place and state of eternal punishment for the fallen angels and human beings who die deliberately estranged from the love of God
b)
The language of the Israelites; the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew
c)
The place and condition of perfect supernatural happiness and the immediate vision and love of God
d)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
e)
To the missionary mandate to spread the Good News of Jesus to every part of the world
48.
Heresy
a)
A doctrinal belief held in opposition to the true teachings of the Church
b)
The place and state of eternal punishment for the fallen angels and human beings who die deliberately estranged from the love of God
c)
The language of the Israelites; the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew
d)
The place and condition of perfect supernatural happiness and the immediate vision and love of God
e)
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and you shall love your neighbor as yourself.
49.
Hierarchy
a)
The successors of the Apostles under the Pope as successor of St. Peter
b)
A doctrinal belief held in opposition to the true teachings of the Church
c)
The place and state of eternal punishment for the fallen angels and human beings who die deliberately estranged from the love of God
d)
The language of the Israelites; the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew
e)
The place and condition of perfect supernatural happiness and the immediate vision and love of God
50.
Holy
a)
Set apart - dedication to the service of God, possession of divine grace, and the practice of virtue.
b)
The successors of the Apostles under the Pope as successor of St. Peter
c)
A doctrinal belief held in opposition to the true teachings of the Church
d)
The place and state of eternal punishment for the fallen angels and human beings who die deliberately estranged from the love of God
e)
The language of the Israelites; the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew
51.
Holy Orders
a)
The sacrament that, by the imposition of a bishop's hands, confers on a man the grace and spiritual power to sanctify others.
b)
Set apart - dedication to the service of God, possession of divine grace, and the practice of virtue.
c)
The successors of the Apostles under the Pope as successor of St. Peter
d)
A doctrinal belief held in opposition to the true teachings of the Church
e)
The place and state of eternal punishment for the fallen angels and human beings who die deliberately estranged from the love of God
52.
Hope
a)
Theological virtue, received at baptism, makes a person desire eternal life and gives one the confidence of receiving the grace necessary to reach heaven.
b)
The sacrament that, by the imposition of a bishop's hands, confers on a man the grace and spiritual power to sanctify others.
c)
Set apart - dedication to the service of God, possession of divine grace, and the practice of virtue.
d)
The successors of the Apostles under the Pope as successor of St. Peter
e)
A doctrinal belief held in opposition to the true teachings of the Church
53.
Immaculate Conception
a)
Virgin Mary was, in the first moment of her conception, by a unique gift of grace and privilege of almighty God, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
b)
Theological virtue, received at baptism, makes a person desire eternal life and gives one the confidence of receiving the grace necessary to reach heaven.
c)
The sacrament that, by the imposition of a bishop's hands, confers on a man the grace and spiritual power to sanctify others.
d)
Set apart - dedication to the service of God, possession of divine grace, and the practice of virtue.
e)
The successors of the Apostles under the Pope as successor of St. Peter
54.
Incarnation
a)
God becoming a human being in the form of Jesus Christ - literally means "taking on flesh"
b)
Virgin Mary was, in the first moment of her conception, by a unique gift of grace and privilege of almighty God, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
c)
Theological virtue, received at baptism, makes a person desire eternal life and gives one the confidence of receiving the grace necessary to reach heaven.
d)
The sacrament that, by the imposition of a bishop's hands, confers on a man the grace and spiritual power to sanctify others.
e)
Set apart - dedication to the service of God, possession of divine grace, and the practice of virtue.
55.
Indulgence
a)
The remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins; during the Middle Ages there was corruption in the Church which involved selling indulgences.
b)
God becoming a human being in the form of Jesus Christ - literally means "taking on flesh"
c)
Virgin Mary was, in the first moment of her conception, by a unique gift of grace and privilege of almighty God, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
d)
Theological virtue, received at baptism, makes a person desire eternal life and gives one the confidence of receiving the grace necessary to reach heaven.
e)
The sacrament that, by the imposition of a bishop's hands, confers on a man the grace and spiritual power to sanctify others.
56.
Infallibility of the Pope
a)
Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals
b)
The remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins; during the Middle Ages there was corruption in the Church which involved selling indulgences.
c)
God becoming a human being in the form of Jesus Christ - literally means "taking on flesh"
d)
Virgin Mary was, in the first moment of her conception, by a unique gift of grace and privilege of almighty God, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
e)
Theological virtue, received at baptism, makes a person desire eternal life and gives one the confidence of receiving the grace necessary to reach heaven.
57.
Israelites
a)
The Chosen people of God
b)
Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals
c)
The remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins; during the Middle Ages there was corruption in the Church which involved selling indulgences.
d)
God becoming a human being in the form of Jesus Christ - literally means "taking on flesh"
e)
Virgin Mary was, in the first moment of her conception, by a unique gift of grace and privilege of almighty God, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
58.
Jericho
a)
Jericho was the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land
b)
The Chosen people of God
c)
Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals
d)
The remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins; during the Middle Ages there was corruption in the Church which involved selling indulgences.
e)
God becoming a human being in the form of Jesus Christ - literally means "taking on flesh"
59.
Jerusalem
a)
The capital of ancient Israel and the location of the Temple
b)
Jericho was the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land
c)
The Chosen people of God
d)
Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals
e)
The remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins; during the Middle Ages there was corruption in the Church which involved selling indulgences.
60.
Jew
a)
A believer in Judaism
b)
The capital of ancient Israel and the location of the Temple
c)
Jericho was the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land
d)
The Chosen people of God
e)
Freedom from error in teaching the universal Church in matters of faith or morals
61.
Judaism
a)
The oldest living religion of the Western world, and historically the parent of Christianity and Islam
b)
A believer in Judaism
c)
The capital of ancient Israel and the location of the Temple
d)
Jericho was the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land
e)
The Chosen people of God
62.
Last Supper
a)
The last meal taken by Christ with his apostles, the night before his Passion
b)
The oldest living religion of the Western world, and historically the parent of Christianity and Islam
c)
A believer in Judaism
d)
The capital of ancient Israel and the location of the Temple
e)
Jericho was the first city attacked by the Israelites after they crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land
63.
Liturgy
a)
The official public worship of the Church - Mass
b)
The last meal taken by Christ with his apostles, the night before his Passion
c)
The oldest living religion of the Western world, and historically the parent of Christianity and Islam
d)
A believer in Judaism
e)
The capital of ancient Israel and the location of the Temple
64.
Liturgy of the Hours
a)
The group of psalms, hymns, prayers, biblical and spiritual readings formulated by the Church for chant or recitation at stated times every day.
b)
The official public worship of the Church - Mass
c)
The last meal taken by Christ with his apostles, the night before his Passion
d)
The oldest living religion of the Western world, and historically the parent of Christianity and Islam
e)
A believer in Judaism
65.
Love (charity)
a)
To will good to someone
b)
The group of psalms, hymns, prayers, biblical and spiritual readings formulated by the Church for chant or recitation at stated times every day.
c)
The official public worship of the Church - Mass
d)
The last meal taken by Christ with his apostles, the night before his Passion
e)
The oldest living religion of the Western world, and historically the parent of Christianity and Islam
66.
Magisterium
a)
The Church's teaching authority, vested in the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, under the Roman Pontiff, as successor of St. Peter.
b)
To will good to someone
c)
The group of psalms, hymns, prayers, biblical and spiritual readings formulated by the Church for chant or recitation at stated times every day.
d)
The official public worship of the Church - Mass
e)
The last meal taken by Christ with his apostles, the night before his Passion
67.
Marks of the Church
a)
The four essential notes that characterize the Church of Christ - one, holy, catholic, and apostolic
b)
The Church's teaching authority, vested in the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, under the Roman Pontiff, as successor of St. Peter.
c)
To will good to someone
d)
The group of psalms, hymns, prayers, biblical and spiritual readings formulated by the Church for chant or recitation at stated times every day.
e)
The official public worship of the Church - Mass
68.
Meditation
a)
One of the 3 types of prayer - form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things
b)
The four essential notes that characterize the Church of Christ - one, holy, catholic, and apostolic
c)
The Church's teaching authority, vested in the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, under the Roman Pontiff, as successor of St. Peter.
d)
To will good to someone
e)
The group of psalms, hymns, prayers, biblical and spiritual readings formulated by the Church for chant or recitation at stated times every day.
69.
Messiah
a)
A name for Jesus - literally "the Anointed One"
b)
One of the 3 types of prayer - form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things
c)
The four essential notes that characterize the Church of Christ - one, holy, catholic, and apostolic
d)
The Church's teaching authority, vested in the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, under the Roman Pontiff, as successor of St. Peter.
e)
To will good to someone
70.
Ministry
a)
Service of God in the service of others
b)
A name for Jesus - literally "the Anointed One"
c)
One of the 3 types of prayer - form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things
d)
The four essential notes that characterize the Church of Christ - one, holy, catholic, and apostolic
e)
The Church's teaching authority, vested in the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, under the Roman Pontiff, as successor of St. Peter.
71.
Missionary Mandate
a)
Jesus commanded all disciples to preach the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is our vocation by nature of our baptism
b)
Service of God in the service of others
c)
A name for Jesus - literally "the Anointed One"
d)
One of the 3 types of prayer - form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things
e)
The four essential notes that characterize the Church of Christ - one, holy, catholic, and apostolic
72.
Moses
a)
The greatest figure in the Old Testament, the founder of Israel, lawgiver, leader, and proponent of monotheism
b)
Jesus commanded all disciples to preach the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is our vocation by nature of our baptism
c)
Service of God in the service of others
d)
A name for Jesus - literally "the Anointed One"
e)
One of the 3 types of prayer - form of mental prayer in which the mind, in God's presence, thinks about God and divine things
73.
Mystical Body
a)
The Catholic Church established by Christ as an extension and continuation of the Incarnation
b)
The greatest figure in the Old Testament, the founder of Israel, lawgiver, leader, and proponent of monotheism
c)
Jesus commanded all disciples to preach the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is our vocation by nature of our baptism
d)
Service of God in the service of others
e)
A name for Jesus - literally "the Anointed One"
74.
Occasion of Sin
a)
Any person, place, or thing that can lead one to do wrong
b)
The Catholic Church established by Christ as an extension and continuation of the Incarnation
c)
The greatest figure in the Old Testament, the founder of Israel, lawgiver, leader, and proponent of monotheism
d)
Jesus commanded all disciples to preach the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is our vocation by nature of our baptism
e)
Service of God in the service of others
75.
Old Testament
a)
The oldest section of the Bible it is a collection that contains the Torah (Law), Prophets, and Wisdom books (Psalms, Proverbs, etc.)
b)
Any person, place, or thing that can lead one to do wrong
c)
The Catholic Church established by Christ as an extension and continuation of the Incarnation
d)
The greatest figure in the Old Testament, the founder of Israel, lawgiver, leader, and proponent of monotheism
e)
Jesus commanded all disciples to preach the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This is our vocation by nature of our baptism
76.
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
a)
One of the tenets of Social Justice, we are commanded to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first
b)
The oldest section of the Bible it is a collection that contains the Torah (Law), Prophets, and Wisdom books (Psalms, Proverbs, etc.)
c)
Any person, place, or thing that can lead one to do wrong
d)
The Catholic Church established by Christ as an extension and continuation of the Incarnation
e)
The greatest figure in the Old Testament, the founder of Israel, lawgiver, leader, and proponent of monotheism
77.
Paschal Mystery
a)
The suffering (passion), death, and resurrection of Jesus
b)
One of the tenets of Social Justice, we are commanded to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first
c)
The oldest section of the Bible it is a collection that contains the Torah (Law), Prophets, and Wisdom books (Psalms, Proverbs, etc.)
d)
Any person, place, or thing that can lead one to do wrong
e)
The Catholic Church established by Christ as an extension and continuation of the Incarnation
78.
Passover
a)
Jewish holiday celebrated annually as commanded by God to commemorate the deliverance of the Israelites from the bondage of Egypt
b)
The suffering (passion), death, and resurrection of Jesus
c)
One of the tenets of Social Justice, we are commanded to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first
d)
The oldest section of the Bible it is a collection that contains the Torah (Law), Prophets, and Wisdom books (Psalms, Proverbs, etc.)
e)
Any person, place, or thing that can lead one to do wrong
79.
Pentecost
a)
50 days after Easter this day celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; the Birthday of the Church
b)
Jewish holiday celebrated annually as commanded by God to commemorate the deliverance of the Israelites from the bondage of Egypt
c)
The suffering (passion), death, and resurrection of Jesus
d)
One of the tenets of Social Justice, we are commanded to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first
e)
The oldest section of the Bible it is a collection that contains the Torah (Law), Prophets, and Wisdom books (Psalms, Proverbs, etc.)
80.
Pharaoh
a)
The leader of the Egyptians who held the Jewish people in slavery
b)
50 days after Easter this day celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; the Birthday of the Church
c)
Jewish holiday celebrated annually as commanded by God to commemorate the deliverance of the Israelites from the bondage of Egypt
d)
The suffering (passion), death, and resurrection of Jesus
e)
One of the tenets of Social Justice, we are commanded to put the needs of the poor and vulnerable first
81.
Pharisees
a)
Jewish sect in the centuries before and after Christ; the intellectual teachers of Jewish religious law
b)
The leader of the Egyptians who held the Jewish people in slavery
c)
50 days after Easter this day celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; the Birthday of the Church
d)
Jewish holiday celebrated annually as commanded by God to commemorate the deliverance of the Israelites from the bondage of Egypt
e)
The suffering (passion), death, and resurrection of Jesus
82.
Prejudice
a)
A preconceived opinion formulated without consideration of known facts and usually based on erroneous knowledge.
b)
Jewish sect in the centuries before and after Christ; the intellectual teachers of Jewish religious law
c)
The leader of the Egyptians who held the Jewish people in slavery
d)
50 days after Easter this day celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; the Birthday of the Church
e)
Jewish holiday celebrated annually as commanded by God to commemorate the deliverance of the Israelites from the bondage of Egypt
83.
Proverbs
a)
A Wisdom Book in the Old Testament written by King Solomon
b)
A preconceived opinion formulated without consideration of known facts and usually based on erroneous knowledge.
c)
Jewish sect in the centuries before and after Christ; the intellectual teachers of Jewish religious law
d)
The leader of the Egyptians who held the Jewish people in slavery
e)
50 days after Easter this day celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit to the apostles; the Birthday of the Church
84.
Purgatory
a)
The place or condition in which the souls of the just are purified after death and before they can enter heaven
b)
A Wisdom Book in the Old Testament written by King Solomon
c)
A preconceived opinion formulated without consideration of known facts and usually based on erroneous knowledge.
d)
Jewish sect in the centuries before and after Christ; the intellectual teachers of Jewish religious law
e)
The leader of the Egyptians who held the Jewish people in slavery
85.
Red Sea
a)
The body of water that separates Egypt from the Promised Land, through a miracle Moses parted the Red Sea for the Jews to escape from Egypt
b)
The place or condition in which the souls of the just are purified after death and before they can enter heaven
c)
A Wisdom Book in the Old Testament written by King Solomon
d)
A preconceived opinion formulated without consideration of known facts and usually based on erroneous knowledge.
e)
Jewish sect in the centuries before and after Christ; the intellectual teachers of Jewish religious law
86.
Redemption
a)
The salvation of humanity by Jesus Christ.
b)
The body of water that separates Egypt from the Promised Land, through a miracle Moses parted the Red Sea for the Jews to escape from Egypt
c)
The place or condition in which the souls of the just are purified after death and before they can enter heaven
d)
A Wisdom Book in the Old Testament written by King Solomon
e)
A preconceived opinion formulated without consideration of known facts and usually based on erroneous knowledge.
87.
Resurrection
a)
The rising from the dead of Christ on the third day after his death and burial
b)
The salvation of humanity by Jesus Christ.
c)
The body of water that separates Egypt from the Promised Land, through a miracle Moses parted the Red Sea for the Jews to escape from Egypt
d)
The place or condition in which the souls of the just are purified after death and before they can enter heaven
e)
A Wisdom Book in the Old Testament written by King Solomon
88.
Resurrection of the Body
a)
The universal return to life of all human beings, to occur soon before the last judgment by God's almighty power
b)
The rising from the dead of Christ on the third day after his death and burial
c)
The salvation of humanity by Jesus Christ.
d)
The body of water that separates Egypt from the Promised Land, through a miracle Moses parted the Red Sea for the Jews to escape from Egypt
e)
The place or condition in which the souls of the just are purified after death and before they can enter heaven
89.
Ritual
a)
The prescribed words and ceremonies for a religious service
b)
The universal return to life of all human beings, to occur soon before the last judgment by God's almighty power
c)
The rising from the dead of Christ on the third day after his death and burial
d)
The salvation of humanity by Jesus Christ.
e)
The body of water that separates Egypt from the Promised Land, through a miracle Moses parted the Red Sea for the Jews to escape from Egypt
90.
Sanctification
a)
Being made holy
b)
The prescribed words and ceremonies for a religious service
c)
The universal return to life of all human beings, to occur soon before the last judgment by God's almighty power
d)
The rising from the dead of Christ on the third day after his death and burial
e)
The salvation of humanity by Jesus Christ.
91.
Seder Meal
a)
The Passover meal; The Last Supper was a Seder meal eaten by Jesus and his apostles
b)
Being made holy
c)
The prescribed words and ceremonies for a religious service
d)
The universal return to life of all human beings, to occur soon before the last judgment by God's almighty power
e)
The rising from the dead of Christ on the third day after his death and burial
92.
Sermon on the Mount
a)
The most comprehensive teaching of Jesus, it contains the Beatitudes and the Golden Rule
b)
The Passover meal; The Last Supper was a Seder meal eaten by Jesus and his apostles
c)
Being made holy
d)
The prescribed words and ceremonies for a religious service
e)
The universal return to life of all human beings, to occur soon before the last judgment by God's almighty power
93.
Servant Leadership
a)
Following the model of Jesus, the leader is the one who serves others
b)
The most comprehensive teaching of Jesus, it contains the Beatitudes and the Golden Rule
c)
The Passover meal; The Last Supper was a Seder meal eaten by Jesus and his apostles
d)
Being made holy
e)
The prescribed words and ceremonies for a religious service
94.
Synagogue
a)
A Jewish place of prayer
b)
Following the model of Jesus, the leader is the one who serves others
c)
The most comprehensive teaching of Jesus, it contains the Beatitudes and the Golden Rule
d)
The Passover meal; The Last Supper was a Seder meal eaten by Jesus and his apostles
e)
Being made holy
95.
Theological Virtues
a)
Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love) - A good habit of the mind or will, supernaturally infused into the soul, whose immediate object is God
b)
A Jewish place of prayer
c)
Following the model of Jesus, the leader is the one who serves others
d)
The most comprehensive teaching of Jesus, it contains the Beatitudes and the Golden Rule
e)
The Passover meal; The Last Supper was a Seder meal eaten by Jesus and his apostles
96.
Theology
a)
The science and study of God
b)
Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love) - A good habit of the mind or will, supernaturally infused into the soul, whose immediate object is God
c)
A Jewish place of prayer
d)
Following the model of Jesus, the leader is the one who serves others
e)
The most comprehensive teaching of Jesus, it contains the Beatitudes and the Golden Rule
97.
Theotokos
a)
Greek for "Mother of God" - referring to Mary
b)
The science and study of God
c)
Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love) - A good habit of the mind or will, supernaturally infused into the soul, whose immediate object is God
d)
A Jewish place of prayer
e)
Following the model of Jesus, the leader is the one who serves others
98.
Torah
a)
The first 5 books of the Bible - also called "the Law"
b)
Greek for "Mother of God" - referring to Mary
c)
The science and study of God
d)
Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love) - A good habit of the mind or will, supernaturally infused into the soul, whose immediate object is God
e)
A Jewish place of prayer
99.
Tradition and tradition
a)
Tradition - also called Sacred Tradition, a part of God's Revelation, these are doctrines taught by Jesus and the apostles; tradition - human customs passed down through the ages in the Church (like praying the rosary or eating fish on Friday)
b)
The first 5 books of the Bible - also called "the Law"
c)
Greek for "Mother of God" - referring to Mary
d)
The science and study of God
e)
Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love) - A good habit of the mind or will, supernaturally infused into the soul, whose immediate object is God
100.
Trinity
a)
The belief that there is ONE God in 3 persons
b)
Tradition - also called Sacred Tradition, a part of God's Revelation, these are doctrines taught by Jesus and the apostles; tradition - human customs passed down through the ages in the Church (like praying the rosary or eating fish on Friday)
c)
The first 5 books of the Bible - also called "the Law"
d)
Greek for "Mother of God" - referring to Mary
e)
The science and study of God
101.
Veneration
a)
Honor; We venerate Mary and the saints; on Good Friday we venerate the cross by kissing it
b)
The belief that there is ONE God in 3 persons
c)
Tradition - also called Sacred Tradition, a part of God's Revelation, these are doctrines taught by Jesus and the apostles; tradition - human customs passed down through the ages in the Church (like praying the rosary or eating fish on Friday)
d)
The first 5 books of the Bible - also called "the Law"
e)
Greek for "Mother of God" - referring to Mary
102.
Virtue
a)
A good habit that enables a person to act morally
b)
Honor; We venerate Mary and the saints; on Good Friday we venerate the cross by kissing it
c)
The belief that there is ONE God in 3 persons
d)
Tradition - also called Sacred Tradition, a part of God's Revelation, these are doctrines taught by Jesus and the apostles; tradition - human customs passed down through the ages in the Church (like praying the rosary or eating fish on Friday)
e)
The first 5 books of the Bible - also called "the Law"
103.
Yahweh
a)
The holy name of God first given to Moses; in English - Jehovah; Means "I am"
b)
A good habit that enables a person to act morally
c)
Honor; We venerate Mary and the saints; on Good Friday we venerate the cross by kissing it
d)
The belief that there is ONE God in 3 persons
e)
Tradition - also called Sacred Tradition, a part of God's Revelation, these are doctrines taught by Jesus and the apostles; tradition - human customs passed down through the ages in the Church (like praying the rosary or eating fish on Friday)
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