Recorded in the Acts of the Apostles, the event where Jesus told the Apostles "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, throughout Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."

God's presence and action in our lives describes this.

The gift of strength of character.

This fruit is an inner spirit of happiness that remains in spite of trouble or tragedy

The number of days between the Ascension and Pentecost when the Apostles had to wait for the coming of the Spirit.

These are freely given to each person in a state of grace by the Holy Spirit, but require an individual's participation to be fully utilized

This gift perfects our perception of the mysteries of the Faith.

This fruit is revealed when we experience an awareness of God's presence among us and with us.

The three components of how the Apostles spent their time in wait.

The primary role of the Holy Spirit is to communicate the life of what that originates with God the Father and is offered by God the Son?

The gift that helps us make wise decisions choosing promptly, correctly, and according to God's will.

This fruit is shown when we recognize Christ in others and treat them accordingly

The Apostles went to this place in Jerusalem to pray and wait for the Holy Spirit

These are virtues produced in the life of an individual who invites the Holy Spirit to be an active presence in their life.

The gift of the Holy Spirit which helps us judge correctly our experiences and the events occurring around us.

This fruit is shows a disposition of charity toward others and respect for their feelings.

The two Sacraments instituted in the Upper Room prior to the coming of the Holy Spirit.

These are extraordinary gifts given to specific individuals to be used directly or indirectly for the benefit of the Church.

This gift brings us the awareness that we are children of God, and helps us to love God more perfectly

The traditional fruit that shows self-control through purity appropriate to one's state of life.