On (Passover Pentecost) the Holy Spirit was sent from Heaven, and the Church was born.

Peter called Jesus the Messiah, which means (“anointed one” “messenger”).

Another word for non-Jews is (martyrs Gentiles).

The People of God throughout the whole world are known as (the Church saints).

Someone who gives witness to his or her faith by dying for it is a (martyr saint).

God’s gift of forgiveness of sins and the restoration of friendship with him is known as (Salvation sacrament).

As (Paul Peter) grew closer to Jesus, he began to understand more fully the meaning of Jesus’ name.

The (Lord’s Prayer Hail Mary) is a summary of the Gospel message.

Saint Peter was the (most famous first) pope.

The New Testament uses the title (Lord martyr) for both the Father and for Jesus.

The apostles Peter, James, and John witnessed Jesus’ (Transfiguration Visitation), where his face shone like the sun, his clothes became dazzlingly white, and he spoke with Elijah and Moses on the mountain.

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

We first enter into a relationship with Jesus through the Sacrament of (Baptism Confirmation).

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