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What is the proper name of the Third Person of the Holy Trinity?
What other titles does the Holy Spirit receive in scriptures?
The Spirit of a Healer
The Spirit of a Warrior
The Spirit of God
The Spirit of Christ
The Spirit of the Lord
What does the title Paraclete mean?
A helper
An advocate
A pious person
A warrior
A counsellor
What are some of the symbols for the Holy Spirit?
Sun, moon, stars, and metal
Tree, flowers, grass, and rock
Dove, fire, water, and anointing with oil
Star, earth, air, and metal
The Spirit of the Promise
The Spirit of Adoption
The Spirit of God
The Spirit of Christ
The Spirit of the Lord
Fire
Tongues of Fire
Anointing with Oil
Water
Hand
Dove
What are some of the symbols of the Holy Spirit?
Sword
Water
Shield
Fire
Star
What are some of the symbols of the Holy Spirit?
Hand
Sun
Anointing with Oil
Rock
Tongues of Fire
The title "Christ" means:
Ruler
Anointed one
Prophet
Priest
Warrior
For Catholics, what are some of the sacraments that use the symbol of anointing with oil?
Matrimony
Confession
First Holy Comunion
Baptism
Confirmation
What other sacrament uses the symbol of anointing with oil?
First Holy Comunion
Confession
Matrimony
Holy Orders
What does the term Ruah mean?
Finger or hand and oil
Fire or light and smoke
Earth or elements and ashes
Spirit or breath and energy
What Catholic sacrament is Jesus referring to when He tells Nicodemus about being born in the waters of the spirit?
What does the term Gospel mean?
(a)
The Magisterium: The official teaching authority of the Catholic Church. It is made up of bishops in communion with the Pope
What is the Magisterium in your own words?
Fruits of the Holy Spirit: Perfections that result from living in union with the Holy Spirit
What does the term "fruits of the Holy Spirit" mean?
Grace: God's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share His life and love
What does God's gift of friendship allow us to share?
(a)
What is a Charism according to Catholics?
A type of religious clothing worn by priests only
A special gift of the Holy Spirit the helps us build up the Church
A type of holy water used by Catholics
What does the term Grace mean according to Catholics?
The name of a solemn Catholic hymn
Refers to the act of showing politeness and courtesy to neighbor
A type of ancient dance performed at Mass
God's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share His life and love
A term used to describe the physical beauty of a Cathedral
What does the term "fruits of the Holy Spirit" mean according to Catholics?
Types of fruits that are considered holy by Catholics who eat them
The literal fruits that are offered during Mass for the offertory
Perfections that result from living in union with the Holy Spirit
A special type of fruit that is only grown in the Garden of Eden
What are some of the categories of gifts that build up the Church?
Gifts that make us holy
Gifts that result in spiritual fruit
Gifts that symbolize His breath
Gifts that serve the Church
Gifts that make us Holy
Gifts that serve the Church
Gifts that symbolize His breath
Gifts that make us feel on fire
Gifts that result in spiritual fruit
What are some of the gifts that make us holy?
The 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit
The 7 deadly sins
The 7 wounds of our Lord Jesus
The 7 days of Creation in the book of Genesis
What are the gifts that serve the Church?
The word of God
The presence of the Holy Spirit
The 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit
The Charisms of the Holy Spirit
What are the gifts that result in spiritual fruits?
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
The Fruits brought at Mass during the offertory
The Fruits collected in the Garden of Eden
The Fruits that are considered Holy when Catholics eat them
Where is the Holy Spirit present in the Church?
He is present in Scriptures
He is present in Sacred Tradition
He is present in the Magisterium
He is present in the Sacraments
He is present in the Saints
The Blessed Trinity is a:
Mystery
Prophecy
Book of the New Testament
Gift of tongues
The Blessed Trinity is a:
(a)
The word Mystery for Catholics means:
A truth that is knowable but inexhaustible
A truth that is knowable but never-ending
A truth that is unknowable but breathed out
A truth that is unknowable but prophesied
The word Mystery for Catholics means a truth that is knowable but (a)
In Catholic theology, by Mystery, the Church is talking about a problem that can be solved. For example, like a math problem that can be solved.
True
False
The Blessed Trinity is knowable only because (a) . It is, however, a reality beyond our full (b) . Its significance is so (c) that the human mind and human words can never fully plumb its depths
The Blessed Trinity is knowable only because:
Scientist have discovered historical proof of it
The human intellect is capable enough
God has revealed it to us in tradition and scriptures
We found the remains of Jesus' body
God has (a) the Blessed Trinity to us in tradition and scriptures
The mystery of the trinity is so profound that the human mind and words can never fully understand its depths
True
False
Catholics believe in three Gods?
Yes
No
Catholics believe in one God
True
False
Catholics believe that there are three relations or persons in God
True
False
The term Blessed Trinity refers to:
The Father
The Son
The Messiah
The Holy Spirit
Who reveals the Trinity to us?
The disciples
Jesus Christ
The Pope
Angels
Simply put, we believe in the Blessed Trinity because of (a) who reveals it
What are some examples where Jesus reveals the Trinity to us?
In the Gospel of Mary where Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth
In the letters of Pontius Pilate where he washes his hands
In the Gospel of Mathew at the His baptism where a voice from heaven claims that Jesus is His son
In the Gospel of John where Jesus claims to be the image of the father
Identify where is each person of the Holy Trinity is present at Jesus' baptism
The Father
The Son
The Holy Spirit
What begins and ends every Catholic prayer?
When Catholics say the name of the Trinity when they pray, they profess belief that:
The Father (a) God
The Son (b) God
The Holy Spirit (c) God
Fill in the Blank
The Father (a) God
Fill in the Blank:
The Son (a) God
Fill in the Blank:
The Holy Spirit (a) God
When Catholics say the name of the Trinity when they pray, they profess belief that:
The Father (a) the Son, (b) the Holy Spirit
The Son (c) the Holy Spirit, (d) the Father
The Holy Spirit is not the Father, nor the Son
Fill in the Blank
The Father (a) the Son, nor the Holy Spirit
Fill in the Blank
The Son (a) the Father, nor the Holy Spirit
Fill in the Blank
The Holy Spirit (a) the Father, nor the Son
Is the Father God?
Yes
No
Is the Father the Holy Spirit?
Yes
No
Please label the following relation in the Trinity
is not
is
What are the two signs of the Cross that catholics perform during some prayers?
What is the significance of the small sign of the cross for Catholics?
It symbolizes the three Gospels
It signifies the three sacraments
It represents the three wounds of Christ
It petitions the Trinity to bless their thoughts, words and desires
What is the significance of the big sign of the Cross for Catholics?
It represents the three Gospels in the Bible for Catholics.
It symbolizes the three elements of nature in Catholicism.
It signifies the three main saints in Catholicism.
It professes that our minds, hearts and entire beings are under the power of the Redeemer
What does the term Substance mean in theology and philosophy?
It is the "What is it?" of a thing or person
A type of transformation
A form of liquid
It is the "Where is it?" of a thing or person
What does the term person mean in Catholic theology and philosophy?
The different relations in the Holy Trinity
A human being
Jesus Christ
What does the term relations mean in Catholic philosophy and theology?
Relations are related to the hierarchy of the church
In Catholic philosophy and theology they are solely focused on communal prayers
The term relations refers to the distinction in the relationships between each person in the Trinity
The term relations refers to the concept of reincarnation
