Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love)

Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude

Wisdom, Understanding, and Counsel

Patience, Kindness, and Humility

A Cardinal Virtue that helps us continue when faced with difficulty.

A type of physical strength used in sports.

A psychological condition that leads to anxiety.

A method of meditation for inner peace.

A Cardinal Virtue that helps us avoid extremes and find the right balance between too much and too little of the good things in life.

A practice of self-denial that encourages complete abstinence from all pleasures.

A philosophical concept that promotes indulgence in all aspects of life.

A social virtue that emphasizes the importance of community over individual desires.

A calendar that charts the various seasons, remembrances, feasts, and celebrations in the life of the Church over the course of a year.

A schedule of weekly church services and activities.

A historical timeline of significant events in the Church's history.

A guide for personal spiritual practices throughout the year.

The transfer of authority from the Pope to the bishops through a written document.

The handing on of apostolic preaching and authority from the Apostles to their successors the bishops through the laying on of hands.

A process by which the Church selects new members through baptism.

The establishment of new churches in different regions by the Apostles.

The 4 Gospels are the heart of the Scriptures and proclaim the Good News of Salvation.

The Gospels are primarily about the laws given to Moses.

The Gospels focus on the prophecies of the Old Testament.

The Gospels are historical accounts of the Roman Empire.

A daily prayer of the Catholic Church also known as the Divine Office.

A type of music used in Catholic worship services.

A historical document outlining the beliefs of the Catholic Church.

A collection of hymns sung during Mass.

A prayer given by Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount that contains 7 petitions.

A hymn sung during church services.

A prayer recited only during Lent.

A meditation on the nature of God.

The Sacrament that allows individuals to become members of the Church.

The Sacrament through which the mission entrusted by Christ to His Apostles continues to be carried out in the Church until the end of time.

The Sacrament that signifies the beginning of a person's journey in faith.

The Sacrament that is only available to women in the Church.

The teaching of the Church on the truth of revelation about human dignity, human solidarity, and the principles of justice and peace.

A collection of ancient texts that outline the history of the Church.

The rituals and ceremonies performed during religious services.

The personal beliefs of individual members of the Church.

The Sacrament of Initiation that strengthens the outpouring of the Holy Spirit received in Baptism.

A ritual that involves only the priest and not the bishop.

A ceremony that is performed only once a year.

A sacrament that does not involve any physical signs.

A liturgical season focusing on the Paschal Mystery and Jesus' life, Passion, Death, and Resurrection.

A time of celebration and feasting in the Christian calendar.

A period of mourning and sadness in the church.

A season dedicated to the study of the Old Testament.

The teaching of the Church on the truth of revelation about human dignity, human solidarity, and the principles of justice and peace.

A set of guidelines for personal financial management and investment.

The historical analysis of social movements and their impact on society.

A doctrine that emphasizes individualism over community and social responsibility.

All the members of Christ and His Church: those here on Earth, those in Purgatory, and those in Heaven.

Only the members of the Church on Earth.

Only the saints in Heaven.

The members of the Church who have passed away.

A deliberate offense against God, failing to love God and neighbor.

A natural instinct to do good deeds.

A state of being free from moral wrongs.

An act of kindness towards others.

The ability to feel emotions and express them freely.

The gift God gave human beings to be able to use reason in order to judge right from wrong.

A set of rules imposed by society to dictate behavior.

An innate sense of morality that does not require education.

A Cardinal Virtue that helps us give God and neighbor their due.

A concept that promotes individual freedom above all.

A legal principle that ensures punishment for crimes.

A social movement aimed at equality for all.

The sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ under the appearances of bread and wine.

A ritual that symbolizes the Last Supper without any real presence of Christ.

A form of prayer that involves meditation and reflection on the life of Jesus.

A community gathering to discuss Christian teachings and values.

The 3rd person of the Holy Trinity who is worshiped and glorified as fully God.

A symbol of peace and love in Christianity.

An angelic being that serves as a messenger of God.

A historical figure in the early Church.