Christ’s work of salvation through his suffering, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension is called the _______.

The Gospels of _______, which present the Good News of Jesus Christ from a similar viewpoint, are called the synoptic Gospels.

The Bible is God’s Word, written by human writers under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. This guidance is called _______.

_______ consists of all that the Church has learned with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, including her teachings and her worship.

The accounts of Jesus’ _______ found in the first two chapters of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke are called the infancy narratives.

The coming of Jesus Christ fulfilled God’s promise to send a _______.

Jesus proclaimed the _______, the power of God’s love active in the world.

In the liturgies of _______, we recall Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross and his victory over sin and death.

In the Sacrament of Baptism, we _______.

The Sacraments at the Service of Communion, which strengthen people to serve God and the Church, are _______.

The Sacrament of _______ gives God’s grace and comfort to those who are seriously ill or suffering.

In the sacraments, the _______ and anointing are signs of the Holy Spirit’s presence.

The _______ is the living teaching office of the Church that teaches us how to apply the message of Scripture and Tradition to our lives.

Sin is a thought, word, deed, or omission against God’s law that harms _______.

Because of _______, human nature needed to be restored to a right relationship with God.

Because of _______, human nature needed to be restored to a right relationship with God.

_______ is a choice we freely make to do something we know is seriously wrong. It completely turns us away from God.

_______ is like a conversation in which God calls to us, and we respond.

Prayers of _____ are prayers in which we ask something of God.

During the season of Ordinary Time, which is celebrated in two parts, we celebrate _______.

The five basic forms of prayer are _____.

_______ is the foundation of prayer and enables us to acknowledge that God is the source of all good.

The sharing of our resources to help those who are poor or in need is called _______.

_______ calls all members of the Church to work for justice and peace as Jesus did.

The Catholic social teaching theme Care for God’s Creation reminds us that _______.

Jesus calls all baptized members of the Church to _______.

Ecumenism is the work to promote the unity of all _______.

In the _______, the Son of God became man and fully revealed to us who God is.

The synoptic Gospels—which are the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke—present the Good News of Jesus Christ from _______.

Sacred Tradition is the Revelation of the _______ as lived out in the Church, past and present.

The _______ are the accounts of Jesus’ birth and childhood found in the first two chapters of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.

Through the prophets, God promised to send a messiah to the Israelites. This promise was fulfilled in _______.

Jesus proclaimed the Kingdom of God, which is _______.

The most important days of the Church year are the _______, when we recall Jesus’ sacrifice on the Cross and his victory over sin and death.

In the Sacrament of _______, we are welcomed into the Church and become children of God.

Matrimony and Holy Orders are called Sacraments _______ because they both seek to serve God and the Church.

The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick _______.

The Magisterium is the living teaching office of the Church that interprets Scripture and Tradition authentically. It consists of _______.

A _______ that harms us and our relationship with God and others is a sin.

Mary is _______.

Mortal sin is an action that is seriously wrong and completely turns us away from God. It is also _______.

_______ is the raising of our minds and hearts to God.

The liturgical color for Ordinary Time is green, a sign of _______.

The virtue of humility is the foundation of prayer and enables us to acknowledge that _______.

Jesus taught that almsgiving, which is _______, is an important way to care for others.

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which present the Good News of Jesus Christ from a similar viewpoint are called the _______.

The Revelation of the Good News of Jesus Christ as lived out in the Church, past and present, is called _______.

God’s promise to the Israelites to send a _______ was fulfilled in the coming of Jesus Christ.

In proclaiming the coming of the _______, Jesus was expressing God’s desire for goodness and happiness for all people.

At the liturgies of the Easter Triduum, we _______.

In the sacraments, the laying on of hands and anointing are signs of _______.

We depend on the Church’s Magisterium because _______.

Sin is _______ that harms us and our relationship with God and others.

_______ weakened all of human nature and allowed ignorance, suffering, and death into the world.

In the _______, Jesus taught the way to live as his disciples.

During the season of _______, which is celebrated in two parts, we celebrate the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and learn what it means to live as his disciples.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five forms of prayer.

_______ is the virtue that enables us to acknowledge that God is the source of all good and is the foundation of prayer.

Catholic social teaching calls all members of the Church to work for _______ as Jesus did.

Which of the following is a key component of the Church's mission to spread the Gospel?

The _______ is a central mystery of the Christian faith, describing God as three persons in one God.

In the liturgical calendar, the season of Advent is a time of _______.