In which Sacrament do we first receive sanctifying grace?

In which Sacrament is sanctifying grace restored to us if we lose it by sinning?

What does it mean that two things are complementary?

Why weren’t any of the animals a suitable partner for Adam?

What is the intellect?

What is the will?

By what standard do we judge whether an action is good or evil?

What has central importance to the human person as the cradle of life and love that people are born into and grow, and where children first learn the Faith?

In which type of prayer do we engage our hearts and minds with a spiritual reading, usually from the Bible?

What is the best way to come to know God?

Which cardinal virtue helps us to avoid extremes and find the right balance between too much and too little of the good things in life?

Which cardinal virtue helps us to give God and neighbor what they are due?

Which hero of faith obeyed God and moved his family to a place that God would show him and later, willingly offered his son as a sacrifice to God?

Which hero of faith said yes to God’s plan for her life by saying, “I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word”?

What do we call the whole content of the Christian Faith as found together in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition?

Who possesses the authority of the Magisterium?

Which sense of Scripture helps us to relate the events of Scripture to our final destiny — Heaven?

Which sense of Scripture helps us to understand how some events of the Old Testament foreshadow Jesus Christ?

Which sense of Scripture teaches us how to act in a right way?

Which writing style of the Bible recounts in a straightforward way some event or story of an important person in Israel’s history?

Which writing style of the Bible comments on the human condition using learned, quotable sayings that often offer advice on a wide range of topics and situations?

What do we call the story of God’s love and mercy revealed to us throughout human history, culminating in Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross and His Resurrection from the dead, which won for us salvation and death?

What do we call a person, place, thing, or event in the Old Testament that foreshadows something greater in the New Testament?

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about covenants?

Which of the following is NOT an important part of each covenant in Salvation History?

Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of the formation of the Gospels?

What are the four authors called to whom we attribute the writing of the Gospels?

Which Gospel was written around AD 85 to an audience of Jewish Christians and focuses on Jesus fulfilling the Jewish expectations of the Messiah?

Which Gospel was written around AD 90-100 and focuses not on the chronological account of Jesus’ life, but on spiritual realities, especially Jesus as the Incarnate Word of God?

The word advent means “__________” in Latin.

What does the shape of the Advent wreath symbolize?

Why is an evergreen plant an important symbol during the winter?

What does the pink candle lit during the third week of Advent represent?

True or False: Human beings were made by God to be in communion with one another.

True or False: Our bodies communicate what is going on in our souls.

True or False: The best way to decide whether an action is good or evil is to do what feels the best.

True or False: The cardinal virtues are called “cardinal” because many other virtues hinge on them.

True or False: Faith involves trusting in something based on a certain amount of evidence.

True or False: Human beings cannot come to know that God exists by the world around us.

True or False: Divine Revelation has been handed down to us through the Apostles both orally and in writing

True or False: The Old Testament is not useful for understanding the New Testament.

True or False: The official list of books in the Bible has changed many times over the centuries.

True or False: The Gospels are the primary source of our knowledge of the life of Christ.

True or False: The Synoptic Gospels are Matthew, Mark, and John.

The unique worth and value we possess simply for being human and for being created like God is called __________.

The ability of a person to know herself and to reflect upon her memories, personality, and behavior is called __________.

The ability of a person to have control over what he does and to choose his actions is called __________.

The ability of a person to give of his time and energy to other people out of love is called __________.

The gift God gave to human beings to be able to use reason to judge right from wrong is called __________.

Help from God in each moment of our lives to choose the good is called __________.

The free gift of God’s love and life in our souls, given to us by the Holy Spirit, that heals us of sin and makes us holy is called __________.

__________ is the sharing of life with one another in imitation of God, who is a Trinity of Persons.

__________ is the theological virtue by which we love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God.

__________ is the theological virtue by which we believe in God and all that He has revealed to us, as well as all that His Church teaches us to believe.

__________ is a form of prayer in which we worship God and express our love for Him.

__________ is a form of prayer in which we have true sorrow for our sins and ask for God’s mercy and forgiveness.

The cardinal virtue of __________ helps us to have right reason and put it into action, that is, to make the right decision at the right time and find the best way to achieve a good outcome.

__________ is a gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us to know right from wrong and to judge whether things will lead us toward God or away from Him.

__________ is a firm and habitual disposition to do good.

__________ means “Good News” and refers to the gifts of salvation won for us by the Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ.

__________ is the body of truths made known to us by God throughout Salvation History.

__________ is the written record of God’s revelation of Himself to humanity.

__________ is the mode of transmission of the Word of God, which was given to the Apostles by Jesus Himself and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, has been handed on to their successors, the bishops, until it has reached us whole and intact today.

The __________ refers to the authority of the Church to teach in Jesus’ name as well as those who exercise that authority.

The handing on of apostolic preaching and authority from the Apostles to their successors, the bishops, through the laying on of hands as a permanent office in the Church is called __________.

The __________ of Scripture refers to how the human authors of Scripture were guided by God through the Holy Spirit in their writing so that they could write the truth God wanted known for the sake of our salvation.

Scripture is __________ , which means that it teaches solidly, faithfully, and without error the truth God wanted known for the sake of our salvation.

The official list of inspired books that appear in the Bible is called the __________ of Scripture.

The study of how a person or thing in Salvation History foreshadows another person or thing in Salvation History, especially as it relates to Jesus Christ and salvation, is called __________.