Freedom

4. The sacrament through which Catholics receive Gods forgiveness and restore their relationship with Him.
6. The theological virtue of loving God above all things and loving others for Gods sake.
8. Gods laws that guide human choices toward love of God and neighbour.
11. The belief that moral truth can change according to individuals or circumstances, rather than being objectively true.
12. A habit of choosing what is good, helping a person use freedom well.
13. Gods moral law written into human nature, helping people know right from wrong through reason.
16. The ability to choose the good and live according to Gods truth rather than being enslaved by sin.
17. The divine Person who guides, strengthens, and sanctifies Christians in their freedom to follow God.
19. What human freedom is ultimately meant to choose and pursue.
20. The seven signs instituted by Christ through which Catholics receive Gods grace.
23. Basic moral truths that guide Catholics in making free and responsible choices.
24. Jesus teachings that describe the attitudes and way of life that lead to true blessedness and freedom.
25. The first word in a phrase concerning the death penalty, whose use Catholic teaching has progressively restricted. A consequence imposed for wrongdoing that can serve justice, protection, and rehabilitation.

1. The sacrament that strengthens a Christian with the Holy Spirit to live and witness to the faith.
2. The principles that determine whether human choices and actions are good or evil.
3. The sacrament that begins Christian life and frees a person from original sin.
5. Gods free gift that helps people overcome sin and live according to His will.
6. The inner judgment that helps a person recognise whether an action is morally right or wrong.
7. A deliberate choice that turns a person away from God and misuses the gift of freedom.
9. The deliberate choice or action that turns away from God and the good.
10. The God-given ability to choose between different actions and accept responsibility for those choices.
14. A covenant of love and commitment in which spouses freely give themselves to one another.
15. The human family, created by God with dignity, reason, and the capacity to freely choose.
18. The sacrament in which Catholics receive Christ, strengthening them to live in communion with God and others.
21. Gods law made known through divine revelation, especially Scripture and the teaching of the Church.
22. Describes the holiness and goodness Christians are called to imitate as they become more like God.