God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit: three persons, one God.

These were Jesus' parents, who said "Yes!" to God's message delivered by the angel.

In this sacrament, we enter into God's family, receiving new life in Christ and becoming free from Original Sin.

This prayer is used to begin every Mass. It is a reminder for us and the world that we are followers of Jesus.

This season marks the beginning of the liturgical year and is a preparation for Christ birth

This is what we call a friend and follower of Jesus.

This was one of Jesus' best friends who denied Jesus three times...his name means "Rock"

In this sacrament, we receive God's forgiveness when we tell our sins to the priest who represents Christ.

This is the prayer that Jesus taught us.

Glory to God in the highest! Jesus Christ is born!

These are a list of rules God gave Moses to give to his people to tell them how to love and obey God, and care for one another.

This man was Jesus' cousin and baptized Jesus in the Jordan River

In this sacrament, we receive Christ's Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. To prepare, we must remember to fast for one hour beforehand and we must be free of mortal sin.

This short prayer honors Mary, calling to mind the words spoken to her by the Angel Gabriel and her cousin Elizabeth

In this season, we remember the life and miracles of Christ and the liturgical color is green.

There are four of these books in the Bible which tell of the life of Jesus. We hear a reading from one at every Mass.

These two disobeyed God and we responsible for Original Sin

A man and woman are united with each another as a sign of unity between Jesus and his Church.

While this prayer is said, we use our imaginations to think about the different moments of the life, suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

This season lasts 40 days commemorated by fasting, prayer, and almsgiving. The liturgical color is violet.

On the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gave us a list of characteristics of a true follower of Christ...these are ways in which we may be called "Blessed"

This man was a friend of Jesus, whom he raised from the dead.

When we receive this sacrament, we are sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit as we continue to grow in our life of faith in Jesus.

This prayer is the profession of our faith, recited together at mass.

This is the smallest liturgical season, lasting 3 days and remembering the passion and death of Jesus.