In John 20:23 Christ says, "Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive are forgiven them, and whose sins you retain are retained." What Sacrament is Christ referring to?

Which Mark of the Church gives us the moral teachings, the evangelical counsels and Sacraments to help us set apart from the rest of the world?

Which Mark of the Church states that She is universal?

A person in the Church who is a witness to the everyday world through their family, jobs, and through society is part of what?

A person in the Church who fulfills liturgical roles and instructs is part of what?

What does the word Catholic mean?

When did the Apostles recognize Jesus in the Road to Emmaus?

What does the word holy mean?

What is the source of unity in the Church?

Which expression of prayer would Lectio Divina fall under?

In John 21, Christ reiterates the authority He gave Peter (Matthew 16) over the Church by asking him what question?

Why is the Church Holy?

What is the proper name for a Papal Election?

Which one of these is not an example of vocal prayer?

We are all called to live out the Evangelical Counsels, but who is called to live them out in a particular way?

Which one of these is not one of the Rites in the Catholic Church?

What question did the Council of Jerusalem address?

These give us grace, cleanse us from sin and draw us closer to Christ.

These guide the practical aspects of the Church and how we should live and act.

Poverty, Chastity and obedience fall under which structure of holiness?

Which of these is not a proof of the Resurrection?

Which of these is not one of the four essential aspects of the Christian community?

Which of the following is the heritage distinguished according to people's cultures and historical circumstances that finds expression in each church's way of living of the faith?

Who said, "Unless I see the mark of the nails in his hands and put my finer into the nail marks and put my hand into his side, I will not believe"?

Which Image of the Church shows a covenantal relationship between Christ and his Church?

Which Image of the Church shows Christ as the head, the Holy Spirit as the soul, and its members as the body?

Which Image of the Church shows how we, the members, become the sons and daughters of God through Faith and Baptism?

Which Image of the Church explains the Church as a traveler on a journey to heaven?

Which Image of the Church shows Christ as the cornerstone and its members as the living stones?

Which Gift of the Holy Spirit allows us to enjoy God's presence and helps us to see things with a supernatural value?

Which Gift of the Holy Spirit helps us to be devoted to God?

Which Gift of the Holy Spirit gives us the ability to use created things wisely?

Which Gift of the Holy Spirit enables us to have deeper insight into Divine truths?

Which Gift of the Holy Spirit gives us strength of character?

After the Holy Spirit came, the apostles were able to speak in tongues and Peter gave a speech, once again showing his leadership?

At Pentecost the Holy Spirit came like a still, small whisper.

The Church Jesus Christ founded fully subsists in the Catholic Church.

In John 21, Christ called Peter "rock" and gave Peter authority over the Church by giving him the "keys to the kingdom".

Immediately after the Ascension, the apostles began to preach and perform great miracles.

Thomas says the words, "my Lord and my God" whenever her realizes that the risen Jesus is before him.

Images of the Church help to make the invisible reality of the Church visible.

The Church is a community of believers made up of those who through faith and baptism have become adopted children of God.

The Church is meant for all people.

The Church has certain characteristics that make it recognizable. They are called the marks of the Church and they have changed multiple times over the years.

When the apostles chose their assistants, the first deacons, they chose individuals who were filled with the Holy Spirit and laid their hands on them.

About 500 people were baptized on Pentecost

Jesus' reply to the doubting apostle was: "Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed.

All of the apostles would go on to be brutally martyred.

The apostles and the Blessed Mother were present in the Upper Room, praying and waiting for the Holy Spirit.

Jesus told the apostles to spread the Gospel to the ends of Jerusalem and Samaria.

A diocese is a certain geographical area governed by a priest.

The Church is made up of Christ as the head and we as the members.

Pentecost was 40 days after the Resurrection of Jesus.

Rites within the Catholic Church have differences in celebratory forms, but the essence of the Sacraments remain the same.

St. Peter was the head and founder of the Church.

Ecclesiology is the study of the Church.

Bishops, priests, and deacons can all perform the Sacrament of Confirmation.

The Fruits of the Holy Spirit are supernatural habits given to us that help us be more attentive to God's voice and help us to follow Him more closely in our own lives.

Ananias committed the sin of simony by trying to purchase the powers of the Holy Spirit from the apostles.

The early Christians identified themselves as followers as "The Way".

St. Paul was considered a "light to the Gentiles".

The Pope is infallible in all things.

On the road to Jerusalem, Jesus appeared to some of his disciples and they did not recognize him at first.

The Pope can be referred to as the Supreme Pontiff.

A _____ was someone who showed signs of being filled with the Holy Spirit and served as a helper to the apostles.

The ____ is the successor to St. Peter and Shepherd of the entire Church.

The primary responsibility of a _____ is to elect the next Pope.

The successor of the apostles and leader of a diocese is called a _____.

A male clergy member who assists the bishop and may celebrate Mass and hear confessions is called a _____.

_____ is the Church's teachings that have been passed down through the ages, through the successors of the apostles.

___ is the teaching authority of the Church which guides the members of the Church without error in matters of faith and morals.

The truth that Catholic bishops today can trace their authority in a direct line back to the apostles and ultimately from Christ Himself.

___ is the Bible; the canonical writings validated by the Church as inerrant and inspired by the Holy Spirit.

____ is when the Magisterium can definitively declare a doctrine in faith and morals without error.

A word meaning "from the chair", _____ refers to when the pope is speaking infallibily.

From a work meaning "locked room", a ____ is how a new pope is elected.

The ____ are the supernatural habits given to us that help us be more attentive to God's voice and help us to follow Him more closely in our own lives.

The ___ are the result of having the Holy Spirit.

___ is the term we use for the birthday of the Church.

The Catholic bishops today can trace their authority to in a direct line back to the apostles and ultimately from Christ himself through ____.

The word ____ means "one who is sent".

___ is the effort to reunite all Christians on earth.

The Greek word for an assembly or gathering, which means "to call out of" is ____.

The word ____ means universal.