| Question |
Answer |
| A title for Jesus that states that he is truly God. |
Lord |
| Atitle for Jesus that states that he is the Messiah whom God promised to send to save his people. |
Christ |
| From the Latin word meaning "putting on flesh," to have a real body; the Son of God became human, while keeping his divinity. |
Incarnation |
| Mary, the Mother of Jesus who is true God and tru man. |
Mother of God |
| The Jewish feast celebrating the sparing of the Hebrew children from death and the passage of God's people from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the land God promised them. |
Passover |
| The "passing over" of Jesus from life through death into new and glorious life: the Passion, death, Resurrection and glorious Ascension of Jesus. |
Paschal Mystery |
| the event of Jesus being raised from the dead to a new and glorious life. |
Resurrection |
| A word meaning "a going up"; the return of the Risen Christ in glory to his Father. |
Ascension |
| The writers of the four Gospels in the New Testament- Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. |
Evangelists |
| The third Person of the Holy Trinity, sent to us by the Father in the name of his Son, Jesus Christ. |
Holy Spirit |
| Title or name for the Holy Spirit, which means "one who is at our side," or "one who speaks for us." |
Advocate |
| Craces, or gifts, given by the Holy Spirit to build up the Church on earth for the good of all people and the needs of the world. |
charisms |
| The passing on of the teachings of Christ by the Church through the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit. |
Sacred Tradition |
| The Body of Christ; the new People of God called together in Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit. |
Church |
| One, holy, catholic, apostolic; the four signs, or essential qualities of the Church founded by Jesus. |
Marks of the Church |
| All people and creation living in communion with God at the end of time when the work of Christ will be completed, and he will come again in glory. |
Kingdom of God |
| All the faithful followers of Jesus, both the living and the dead, those on earth, in purgatory, and in heaven. |
Communion of Saints |
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