What is the term for Jesus’ entry into heaven 40 days after His Resurrection?

What is the dogma that recognizes Mary’s unique participation in her Son’s Resurrection, where she is taken body and soul into Heaven and crowned Queen of Heaven?

What is the Sacrament that is the birth of the baptized into new life in Christ, forgives Original Sin, and incorporates us into the Church?

What is the Theological Virtue by which we love God above all things for His own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God?

What is the term for the unity in Christ of all the redeemed, including those souls in Heaven, those in Purgatory, and those on earth still working out their salvation?

A solemn agreement between persons that makes a sacred and permanent family relationship. God has made covenants with His people throughout Salvation History. What is this called?

The Sacrament in which we receive the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ under the appearances of bread and wine. The Eucharist is the source and summit of our Christian life and spiritual food for the soul. Not merely a symbol, it is Jesus’ true Flesh and Blood. What is this called?

Greek for 'way or path for leaving.' In the Old Testament, God called Moses to be His prophet and lead the Israelites, His Chosen People, out of slavery in Egypt to new life in the Promised Land. What is this event called?

A gift from God and a human act by which a person comes to know God and conform their minds, hearts, and wills to Him and the Truth He has revealed. What is this called?

When Adam and Eve, due to the temptation and lies of Satan, disobeyed God and rejected His love. What is this event called?

The first book of the Bible, which describes God’s creation of the world and humanity, and the drama of sin and the hope for salvation. What is this book called?

What is the state of being after death in which those who die unrepentant of mortal sin and refuse the love and mercy of God to the end experience eternal separation from God and the Communion of Saints? The primary punishment in this state is the eternal separation from God while continually thirsting for Him.

What is the fact that the Son of God assumed human nature and became man in order to accomplish our salvation?

What is the term for prayer for the needs of others?

What is the judgment experienced immediately after death in which the sum total of our life’s choices for or against God are revealed? Based on our own decisions throughout the course of our lives, we will be given entrance to Heaven (or Purgatory) or will be sent to Hell.

What is the original state of human beings before sin, where there was no suffering or death, man was at peace with himself, there was harmony between men and women, and there was peace between Adam and Eve and all of creation?

What is the last meal, at Passover, Jesus ate with His Apostles on the night before He died, during which He instituted the Eucharist? It was at this event that Christ instituted the Sacraments of the Eucharist and Holy Orders, and that He washed the Apostles’ feet, giving them a New Commandment to love one another.

The public prayer of the Church which sanctifies the whole course of the day and night, consisting of a variety of prayers, Scripture readings (most especially the Psalms) and writings of the saints, divided into 'hours,' which are prescribed to be prayed at specific times of day, is called the _____?

The liturgical celebration and memorial of Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross and Resurrection from the dead is called the _____?

The man God called to be His prophet and to whom He revealed His name, who led His people out of slavery in Egypt and received the Ten Commandments, is _____

The 27 books of the Bible written by the sacred authors in apostolic times, which have Jesus Christ as their central theme, are called the ____

Short stories that convey unfamiliar or complex truths in a simple and easy to understand way by using characters and situations that are familiar, or in a mysterious way hidden in layers of metaphor and symbolism, are called _____?

Christ’s work of redemption accomplished by His Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension is called the _____

What is the day called when Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon Mary and the Apostles, and the Church was born, fifty days after Jesus’ Resurrection?

What is the name of the prayer in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, which repeats the “Hail Mary” prayer in “decades” of ten prayers, each preceded by an “Our Father” and concluded by a “Glory Be,” typically prayed using a chain of beads?

What are the ten rules for a moral life given by God to His Chosen People through Moses on Mount Sinai called?

What are the gifts infused by God into the souls of the faithful to make them capable of acting as His children and of meriting eternal life, known as faith, hope, and charity (or love)?

The idea that there is One God in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit is known as the

What is the idea of having a single god of worship, such as in Christianity?

What are the Three Divine Persons of the Trinity referred to in Christian doctrine?

In the _____________ we state that "we believe in one, holy, catholic, apostolic Church."

God the _____ is eternally present with God the Father and God the Son, and is at work in the Church.