Tuesday Trivia

Who is in your team tonight?

The Church believes that we are all priestly and consecrated people because we are

• accepted into the faith community of God at the Sacrament of Baptism

• called to conversion through repentance at the Sacrament of Penance

• nourished by Jesus at the Sacrament of Eucharist

• sealed by the Holy Spirit at the Sacrament of Confirmation

In Australia, who were the first two priests officially appointed to minister to Catholics?

• James Dixon and John Bede Polding

• Jeremiah O’Flynn and Julian Tenison Woods

• John Therry and Philip Conolly

• Louis le Receveur and William Ullathorne

We celebrate God in our lives by praying, celebrating the Sacraments, and striving to serve and help others in need. How do these ways of living help build the Christian community?

• They demonstrate God’s willingness to guide Christians in how they live.

• They promote security, comfort and wealth in daily living.

• They recognise the importance of self-denial in Christian living

• They allow Christians to live their vocation and mission.

Fruits of the Holy Spirit include:

• Faith, hope and charity

• Wisom, understanding and knowledge

• prudence, justice and peace

• kindness, patience and humility

When we say the Nicene Creed or the Apostles’ Creed, we are

• thanking God for all we have received

• asking for forgiveness.

• praying for our needs

• proclaiming our beliefs.

In the Acts of the Apostles, the sign used at the first Pentecost to show the presence of the Holy Spirit was a

• tongue of fire

• white dove

• rainbow in the sky

• gentle wind

Emma wrote in her prayer journal:

“Jesus, you helped bring healing and comfort to the sick. You healed the blind and the crippled. I pray that you give strength and healing to my sick grandfather. Amen.”

This is a prayer of

• thanks

• praise

• petition

• sorry

The Sacrament of Penance celebrates God’s

• call to some men to be ordained as deacons, priests and bishops.

• love and care for those who are ill or dying

• uniting of a man and woman who will live together in faithful love.

• forgiveness of our sins when we are truly sorry.

Passion Sunday is also known as

• Palm Sunday

• Easter Sunday

• Ascension Sunday

• Pentecost Sunday.