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| From the beginning of the world to the end of time, all of God's _____ is a blessing. | Work |
| _____ is a word that signifies the Holy Spirit is advocate, defender, consoler. | Paraclete |
| The _____ priesthood is to serve the common priesthood by building up and guiding the Church. | Ministerial |
| The _____ of the Church comes before the _____ of the believer. | Faith |
| A weekly day of rest and worship in the Jewish faith. | Sabbath |
| The Church _____ organizes the major events of Jesus' life around seasons. | Year |
| Religious images or paintings. | Icons |
| The virtue by which Christians acknowledge that God is the source of all that is good. | Humility |
| The Easter _____ is the most solemn celebration of the Paschal Mystery. | Triduum |
| The lirurgy, particularly the _____, is the way Christ communicates the fruits of the Paschal Mystery. | Eucharist |
| He instituted each of the sacraments. | Christ |
| God-in-the-flesh | Jesus |
| On Good _____ the Church recalls the Passion and Death of Jesus. | Friday |
| A term to desribe "last things." | Eschatological |
| _____ Tradtion is the living transmission of the Church's Gospel message found in the Church's teaching, life, and worship. | Sacred |
| Originally this seasons was when catechumens began their immediate preparation to receive the sacraments. | Lent |
| The day on which Christ's Church was born. | Pentecost |
| The Easter _____ is the first celebration of Easter. | Vigil |
| Christ gave his Church the power to make God's _____ available through the sacraments. | Grace |
| The traditional physical elements and/or gestures used in each sacrament. | Matter |
| When the entire substance of bread and wine are turned into the entire substance of the Body and Blood of Christ. | Transubstantiation |
| The Holy Spirit enables the Church to understand the Old _____ as preparation for the New _____. | Testament |
| To bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to others. | Evangelize |
| Before his Ascension, Jesus told his Apostles to teach and baptize people of all _____. | Nations |
| A true sacrament _____ the spiritual dimension it signifies. | Makes real |
| Christ is present in the _____ minister of the sacrament. | Ordained |
| The _____ Sacrament is the consecrated species of bread reserved in the tabernacle. | Blessed |
| Those newly received into the Church. | Neophytes |
| The perfect model of Christian discipleship. | Mary |
| From the Latin for "remembering of" all that God has done for us. | Anamnesis |
| The _____ cycle is the feasts of saints found throughout the liturgical calendar. | Sanctoral |
| The Feast of Christ the _____ reminds people that Christ is our supreme Ruler and King. | King |
| Jesus is present in the _____ at the liturgy. | Word |
| Sacramental _____ is an indelible spiritual mark which is a permanent effect of the Sacraments. | Character |
| The Liturgy of the _____ are the public prayer of the Church that makes holy the day and night. | Hours |
| The _____ priesthood is that of the faithful who share in Christ's priesthood through the sacraments. | Common |
| Hosts from Mass are reserved here in the church building. | Tabernacle |
| The liturgy is an action of the "_____ Christ" both in Heaven and on earth. | Whole |
| "In the earthly liturgy we take part in a _____ of the heavenly liturgy." | Foretaste |
| The "lectio divina" is a prayerful way to read the _____ or other sacred writings. | Bible |
| By giving the _____ _____ to the Apostles and their successors, Jesus gave them the power to make present his work of Salvation in the sacraments. | Holy Spirit |
| The "work of the people." | Liturgy |
| Every liturgical action is an encounter between Christ and the _____. | Church |
| It literally means "coming" and begins the Church year. | Advent |
| The foundation and heart of the Church's celebration of the Paschal Mystery. | Sunday |
| A _____ is one of the several special days in the Church year when all Catholics are obliged to participate in Mass. | Holy Day |
| The occasion when Jesus revealed his glory before Peter, James, and John. | Transfiguration |
| The common language of the people. | Vernacular |
| The name for the period following the Baptism of adults. | Mystagogia |
| A special meal shared by early Christians which means "love meal." | Agape |
| We "_____" the sacraments because they are acts of divine worship. | Celebrate |
| We return the blessings we receive to the _____ when we respond to his grace. | Father |
| The sacraments are sacraments of _____ because they confer the grace they signify. | Salvation |
| After Pentecost the Church returns to _____ Time, a time to teach Christians how to follow Jesus in everyday life. | Ordinary |
| A long, narrow church building based on public Roman assembly halls. | Basilica |
| The traditional words said for each sacrament. | Form |
| _____ Sunday celebrates Jesus' triumphal entry as King into Jerusalem. | Passion |
| Jesus is present when the Church is _____ in his name. | Gathered |
| _____ is the unbroken chain of power and authority connecting the pope and bishops to the Twelve Apostles. | Apostolic Succession |
| To set free or ransom (from sin). | Redemption |
| A reflection given by a bishop, priest, or deacon that reflects on the Scripture readings during Mass or the sacraments. | Homily |
| Divine life-actions that originate from God the Father. | Blessings |
| The CCC says they became "sacramental signs of Christ" to the members of the early Church. | Apostles |
| The "invocation prayer" or intercessory prayer when the priest begs the Father to send the Spirit on the bread and wine. | Epiclesis |
| The day we celebrate our belief that Jesus Christ lives on in eternal presence with the Father and Holy Spirit. | Ascension |
| On Holy _____ the Church celebrates the Mass of the Lord's Supper. | Thursday |
| The saraments are celebrated with signs and _____: words, actions, and objects. | Symbols |
| The visible signs of creation point to the _____. | Divine |
