Peter was the (a)   on whom Jesus would build the Church.

In Confirmation, we receive the (a)   , or the permanent willingness, given to us through the Holy Spirit, to make it possible for us to do what God asks of us.

When their initiation was complete, (a)   became known as neophytes, or beginners in the faith.

The word (a)   means "thanksgiving."

A (a)   is a special gift of the Holy Spirit given for the service of others, the good of the world, and particularly for the building up of the Church.

During (a)   . we publicly proclaim our belief that Jesus is the true source of our Salvation.

As a significant leader of the early Church, (a)   was the greatest missionary to the Gentiles.

Jesus' message to his disciples was a promise to send the (a)   so we could live in friendship with God.

The Council of Jerusalem resolved that Jewish laws would not apply to (a)   Christians.

We celebrate the (a)   , we celebrate when Mary was assumed, body and soul, into Heaven.

The (a)   Commandment teaches us to take time for God.

Thomas Aquinas was a great (a)   , or an expert in the study of God and his Revelation to the world.

In the early Church, some people taught (a)   , or false teachings, about Mary's relationship with God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit.

The (a)   is the work of missionaries in traditionally Christian areas with people who may already know about Jesus and the Gospel.

As we prepare our minds and hearts for the birth of Jesus, we reflect on the name that means "God is with us," or (a)   .

(a)   , a term that describes denial or rejection of the existence of God, is a sin.

After Jesus' Death, (a)   brought the message of the Savior to the Gentiles.

Gregory the Great simplified music for liturgical celebrations in a form known as the (a)   .

During the Council of Lateran IV, Church leaders approved decrees and helped define Church teaching, also called...

(a)  

The Eastern church that split with the Roman Catholic Church in 1054 is known as the (a)   Church.

Through the Eucharist, we remember Christ's Passion, Death, and...

(a)  

The (a)   put a strain on the Church because many caretakers became ill and died while tending to others.

The Church is (a)   , which means that Jesus continues to lead the Church through the pope and the bishops.

During Confirmation, a bishop will perform a rite called the laying of the hands, in which he will pray for an outpouring of the (a)   upon you.

(a)   gives priests the authority that Jesus gave his disciples to celebrate the Eucharist and preach the Gospel.

We pray the (a)   in honor of Mary during the month of May.

(a)   is the 40-day period during which we prepare for Easter.

Thomas Aquinas used the term (a)   to teach that during the consecration, the bread and wine truly become the Body and Blood of the risen Christ.

The (a)   are the rules presented by God to Moses at Mount Sinai.

John Calvin's doctrine states that some humans, called the elect, are created for...

(a)  

People who take the Bible literally are called...

(a)  

(a)   laws are based on God's direction to us to do what is right and avoid what is wrong.

(a)   posted 95 theses on the door of a church in Wittenberg, Germany.

The (a)   Commandment of "You shall not kill" teaches us respect for all life.

Peter's hope and faith in God's mercy helped him overcome despair and become the first (a)   of the Church.

During the (a)   , Catholic bishops met to offer a collective response to the Protestant Reformation and to determine steps necesary to renew the Catholic Church.

(a)   is about having a healthy attitude toward sex and being a sexual person in a responsible way.

Mortal and (a)   sins are types of personal sin.

The process of sharing the Good News and reaching out to others by entering through their door is called...

(a)  

Pope John Paul II pointed out that (a)   is sacred because it is a gift from God.

The Second Vatican Council emphasized that all Christians are called to holiness-that we are called to be...

(a)  

The pope has the authority to call for an ecumenical council, a gathering of all the world's...

(a)  

The Corporal Works of Mercy are kind acts by which we can care for our neighbors' (a)   and material needs

Church leaders call us to stand up for the needs of those who are (a)   and marginalized.

As Jesus' followers, we are called by the (a)   to live in solidarity with others.

Ignatius of Loyola tried to help people find (a)   in all things.

Pope John Paul II taught us that we can respond to people being different about their faith by showing how living as a (a)   gives meaning to life.