The author of the Sacred Scripture is ______.

How many books are there in the Sacred Scripture?

The Old Testament ______ for the New Testament.

"Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ."

The first five books of the Bible is called ______.

The New Testament _____ the Old Testament.

The right way to read the Bible is to read it _____.

It is the "summit and source" of the church's life.

The Liturgy is the work of ____.

The liturgy is the celebration of the mystery of Christ and in particular his ___________.

All sacraments are liturgies.

Liturgy is always in the first place ____ with Jesus Christ.

The part in the Eucharistic celebration where the Church the feeds people of God from the table of His Word.

The solemn morning prayer of the Church.

The Greek word used to describe liturgy as "a public work".

The Latin for "the law of praying, the law of believing."

The evening prayer of the Church.

These are efficacious signs of grace perceptible to the senses.

The sacraments of initiations EXCEPT...

Typically, how many sacraments does a person can receive in his/her lifetime?

A sacrament where man and woman vowed to love each other for life in sickness and in health...

It is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to the life in the Spirit, and the door which gives access to the other sacraments.

The sacrament where only a bishop can administer.

The Sacrament of healing where the penitent goes to a priest and is forgiven from sins committed after Baptism.

The Sacrament of Matrimony is a matrimonial covenant between ______.

It is the sacrament through which the mission entrusted by Christ to His apostles continues to be exercised in the Church until the end of time.

A sacrament by which we receive the Holy Spirit in a special way to complete our baptism and to make us sharers in Jesus’ prophetic mission.

What day in the Holy Week does it symbolized?

What day in the Holy Week does it symbolized?

What day in the Holy Week does it symbolized?

What day in the Holy Week does it symbolized?

What day in the Holy Week does it symbolized?

By Jesus Christ's _____ He became present in our time.

Breaking into human history, Jesus made time and _____ the locus of his saving work.

A town in Judea where Jesus was born.

What time on that Friday afternoon when Jesus died?

What day of the week does the Risen Jesus appeared to the women disciples?

What time in the morning on the Jewish Day of Pentecost did Jesus sent the Holy Spirit?

It is rightly seen as an exercise of Christ priestly office. (cf. SC7)

The meaning of Alpha and Omega in the Easter Candle.

The memorial celebration of Christ’s saving work during the course of  a particular calendar year.

The liturgical color during the Lenten Season.

The liturgical color during the Advent Season.

The liturgical color during the Christmas Season.

The liturgical color during the Easter Season.

The liturgical color during the Ordinary Time.

In  celebrating  this  annual  cycle  of  the mysteries of Christ,  Holy Church honors the _______, with a  special love.

Each day is made holy through the liturgical celebrations of the people of God, especially through the eucharistic sacrifice and the ______.

It ranked as the first holyday of all.

The Feast celebrated on a Sunday within the octave of Christmas.

The Feast celebrated on a Sunday following the 6th of January.

The Solemnity celebrated on a Sunday after Pentecost.

The Solemnity celebrated on the last Sunday of Ordinary Time.

It is the culmination of the liturgical year.

Number of days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost Sunday.

Lent runs from Ash Wednesday until the Mass of the Lord's _____ exclusive.

It marks the beginning of the Holy Week.

The gospel books of the Bible EXCEPT _____.

This year 2024, the Lenten Season will be on the ___________?