Catholic Jeopardy

The longest liturgical season, known by the wearing of the color green.

Perhaps the most widely said prayer in the world, after the Great Amen at Mass.

"The birthday of the church," occurring 50 days after Easter.

The feast day that lets the church celebrate the saints as a group.

The box where the consecrated host is kept.

The book that contains the readings for the Mass & is usually placed on the ambo.

The saint you pray to if something is lost.

The process you have to go through to be considered a saint in the Catholic Church.

The season whose 1st Sunday marks the new year in the church

Mary's song, which she sang during the Visitation.

The woman who ranks #1 when it comes to the saints (and has churches named after her).

The holy days that make up the Triduum

The last part of the liturgy.

The popular prayer form that is completed in five decades.

The vestment that marks deacons & priests, & is worn 2 ways to let you know who is who.

A famous prayer that begins "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace."

Candles that you might have to pay to light & are usually found on side altars.

A 40 day period in preparation that you must go through before celebrating Easter.

The council opened by Pope John the 23rd.

A prayer that features a monstrance, the Blessed Sacrament, & a blessing of the people gathered

The prayer that a priest usually hears before absolution.

The part of the church where the altar is located.

The first American born saint.