Catholic Religious Education Lecture Notes Review

A comprehensive set of fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering the Ten Commandments, sacraments, liturgical year, virtues, and other key Catholic teachings based on the lecture transcript.

I am the Lord your God you shall have no other __________.

god

You shall not take the __________ of the Lord your God in vain.

name

Remember to keep __________ the Lord's day.

holy

Honor your __________ and your __________.

father and your mother

You shall not __________.

kill

You shall not commit __________.

adultery

You shall not __________.

steal

You shall not bear __________ witness against your neighbor.

false

You should not __________ yours neighbors’ goods.

covet

You shall not __________ your neighbor’s wife.

covet

Christmas is celebrated on __________.

Dec 25

The Solemnity of Mary is observed on __________.

Jan 1

__________ Thursday is the day Jesus returned to Heaven.

Ascension

The __________ (Aug 15) is the day Mary was taken to Heaven.

Assumption of Mary

All Saints Day is celebrated on __________.

Nov 1

The __________ (Dec 8) is the day Mary was conceived without original sin.

Immaculate Conception

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit are Wisdom, Understand, Knowledge, Wonder and Awe, Counsel, Piety, and __________.

Fortitude

A __________ is an outward sign of inward grace, given to the Church by Christ.

Sacrament

The Sacraments of Initiation are Baptism, Eucharist, and __________.

Confirmation

The Sacraments of Commitment are Matrimony and __________.

Holy Orders

The Sacraments of Healing are Confession and __________.

Anointing of the Sick

A __________ is a solemn promise made between God and humanity.

Covenant

__________ helps us make reasonable judgments about whether actions are good or bad.

Conscience

__________ is the state of being saved or redeemed from sin.

Salvation

The __________ refers to Jesus being both truly God and truly man.

Incarnation

__________ occurs fifty days after Easter when Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.

Pentecost

The __________ is composed of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Trinity

The __________ consists of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter.

Triduum

The four Gospel Writers are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and __________.

John

The Cardinal Virtue of __________ involves using good judgment in making decisions.

Prudence

The Cardinal Virtue of __________ involves making sure people get what is owed to them.

Justice

The Cardinal Virtue of __________ is the courage to follow God’s laws no matter what.

Fortitude

The Cardinal Virtue of __________ is moderation in all you do & say.

Temperance

The symbols of the Holy Spirit are Fire, Wind, and a __________.

dove

__________ is a gift from God that makes us holy and allows us to respond to his call.

Grace

The grace we receive when celebrating the sacraments is called __________ Grace.

Sacramental

The grace we receive at Baptism is called __________ Grace.

Sanctifying

Feeding the hungry, visiting the sick, and burying the dead are examples of the __________ Works of Mercy.

Corporal

Counseling the doubtful and praying for the living and the dead are examples of the __________ Works of Mercy.

Spiritual

The God-given power to choose what is right and what is wrong is known as __________.

Free will

__________ is any deliberate offense against the will of God in thought, word, or deed.

Sin

A __________ Sin is a less serious offense that harms personal character and weakens our relationship with God.

Venial

A __________ Sin is an action so contrary to the will of God that it completely separates us from God and his Grace.

Mortal

The __________ is an annual cycle of seasons and feasts that commemorates the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Liturgical Year

The Liturgical New Year begins on the first Sunday of __________.

Advent

The liturgical color purple is used during the seasons of __________ and __________.

Lent and Advent

The liturgical color white/gold is used during the seasons of __________ and __________.

Easter and Christmas

__________ is the longest liturgical season, during which we hear the teachings of Jesus and the color is mostly green.

Ordinary time