6th grade Quiz

A follower of Jesus called to share Jesus's message with the world through both their words and acts of charity.

Prayers found in the Wisdom section of the Old Testament that are in the form of poems and are often sung.

An agreement between people or groups in which those involved agree to exchange money, goods, or services

The unchanging moral principles of right and wrong placed in the human heart by God.

The call from God for all Christians to be witnesses to Christ in all things.

An intentional offense against God. It harms our relationship with God, others, and our self

The gift of God's divine life in us.

The great leader & prophet God chose to lead Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and receive the 10 Commandments.

The teachings of Jesus where we learn to live our life in relationship with God & others as a path to Heaven.

The time when Jesus Christ will return in glory to bring about the fullness of God's Kingdom.

The teachings of the Church that help us to create a more just and peaceful world. There are seven themes.

All people, living or dead, who have been baptized and who remain faithful to Christ.

The condition in which a person directs their thoughts, emotions, and actions towards God

The Old Testament books whose primary purpose is instruction in living a holy life and giving worship to God.

Objects, actions, and prayers in the Church that provide us with blessing and help us to grow in our spiritual life.

The mystery of faith that Jesus, the divine Son of God, became man in order to save us from sin.

Meditations in which we reflect on the glories and sufferings of Jesus and Mary.

The sacred and binding agreement between God and His people calling them to live in relationship with Him.

The consequence of the disobedience of Adam and Eve.

The state of eternal and perfect happiness found in the presence and love of God.

The sacred and binding agreement that God made with His people through the death and resurrection of his Son, Jesus.

The person who God called to build an ark and save his family and creation from the great flood.

Accepting Jesus's message to follow him and spread the Good News through word and action.

All the things necessary for the good or well-being for each individual and the entire community.

The seven gifts given to us by God in Baptism and strengthened at Confirmation.

The power given to us by God that allows us to choose God and be responsible for our choices and actions.

The sacred container that held the tablets of the Ten Commandments; it symbolized God's presence to the Jewish people.

A title given to Jesus that means "God with us". It refers to Jesus being born to the Virgin Mary to save us.

This gives a man the grace and spiritual power to serve others and bring them the sacraments.

The special men in biblical history whom God called to make clear His plan of love.

The father in faith of the Jewish people and model of faithfulness to God. God entered into a covenant with him.

The eight teachings of Jesus that show us the attitudes and characteristics of a happy Christian life.

God's loving plan in which He watches over and guides all people in every moment of their lives.

A way of acting that shows respect for both the body and soul.

A solemn covenant between one man and one woman that unites them together for life.

Sharing our faith in Jesus Christ with others through our words and actions.

The public prayer and worship of the Church where the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Jesus.

The salvation from sin that God has accomplished for His people through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Quiet reflection on God's will and purpose in our lives often using the words of Scripture.

The story of God's constant love and faithfulness found throughout the Bible.

The virtue that allows us to do what is right, good, and loving according to God’s plan with our sexuality.

The state of a man who has received the sacrament of Holy Orders and serves the Church as a bishop, priest, or deacon.

Another name for the Israelites (Jewish people) with whom God formed a special covenant.

The three virtues given to us by God: faith, hope, and charity.

To recognize God's plan for you, often done through prayer.

The state of cleansing or purification of the soul after death before it enters heaven.

Special feast days during the Church year on which we remember moments in the life of Jesus, Mary, or the saints.

The work of safeguarding the dignity of all people, giving access of the world’s goods & resources & working to end war.

The state of eternal separation from the presence and love of God.

The gift from God that makes us truly human, the ability to choose to do good b/c we are made in God's image.

To bring about the intended result. The physical signs of the sacraments truly give us God's invisible grace.

The 2nd book of the Bible, which tells the stories of Moses, God freeing the Israelites, and the covenant at Mt Sinai.

The four New Testament texts that present the Good News of Jesus's life, death, and resurrection.

Faith traditions that believe in only one God. Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are all examples of this.