The __________ (the third Person of the Trinity) is the power of God’s love, present in the world and Church, and abiding within the hearts of Christians.

The call to act justly is the call to know, love, and serve God by imitating __________

The term __________ comes from the Hebrew word ruah, meaning “breath,” “air,” or “wind”

Our salvation story began with creation and will reach completion with the final __________

The __________ are the heart of Scripture. They are the primary source for our knowledge about Christ’s life and teachings

__________ is a process of knowing something through time spent in study and prayer

The __________  includes poetry, proverbs, and parables; it was not all intended to be factual

The __________ is a historical account of the life of Jesus, the Apostles, and the early Church

__________ is the part of every person that identifies the morality of their current, future, or past actions

God has shown us __________ in Scripture and tradition. These were handed on to the Apostles by Jesus and the Holy Spirit. We cannot add to, delete from, or change it

God’s truth is revealed in _________________

The human authors of the Bible were inspired by _________________ 

The Magisterium is made up of _________________

This sense of Scripture helps us to understand the facts or basic meanings, such as people and events, and basic meanings.

This sense of Scripture helps us understand the actions that Jesus commands us to take in order to act justly with mercy and compassion; it speaks to our search for the good in our worldview and how we speak and act. 

This sense of Scripture helps us look for deeper meanings to understand the significance of the details; it uses symbols, signs, images, and narratives to represent spiritual truth.

This sense of Scripture helps us to look for the signs that lead us to and prepares us for eternal life with God.

_________________ is the worth of every human because we are a reflection of God and made in his image.

_________________ is the right to share in wealth and resources so that we can thrive socially, physically, spiritually.   

_________________ is what is good for all people so they can lead healthy and safe lives.

_________________ is when we get what God wants us to have (resources, opportunities, blessings and privileges necessary for equity and dignity).  

The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit include _________________.

_________________ are teachings that contain revealed truths. They are beliefs of the Church.

the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke,

which tell similar accounts about Jesus:

God’s Word, consisting of absolute truths that are true for

everyone at all times, independent of feelings or bias

standards of behaviour determined by Jesus’ teachings,

especially in His Sermon on the Mount

the central mystery of the Christian faith:

the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

the first four books of the New Testament;

they provide a historical account of the life, mission, death, and resurrection of Jesus

what is good for all people so they can lead healthy and safe lives

the story of God’s plan and saving work with His people and all of creation; marked by key events that reveal the unfolding of our salvation story

God’s gift, deep in our hearts and minds, that helps us know right from wrong

the teaching office of the Church, exercised through the authority of the Pope and all the Bishops, who provide guidance about our faith

repenting when we have not acted as lovingly as we should have

and pledging to do better

guidelines based on the Church’s social teaching to ensure all people are treated in a way that is just, fair, and respectful of human dignity