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3. – A teaching of the Church that Catholics must believe.
4. – Choosing to turn away from God.
6. – Another name for Jesus, meaning “Anointed One.”
8. – The Savior promised by God, fulfilled in Jesus.
11. – A gospel writer in the Bible.
12. – God becoming human in Jesus.
15. – The Bible; God’s written Word.
16. of God – A title for Jesus, showing He is God’s Son.
19. – Mother of John the Baptist.
24. Spirit – The third person of the Trinity who guides, comforts, and strengthens us.
25. – Talking and listening to God.
26. – Public worship in the Church.
29. – The prayer of praise by Zechariah, John the Baptist’s father.
30. – A symbol of the Holy Spirit.
31. – Groups of people ruled by a king; in the Bible, it can also mean God’s rule.
32. – God’s free gift of love and help.
33. – Being made right with God through His grace.
35. – Teaching people about God and the Catholic faith.
38. One – A person chosen by God for a special purpose.

1. – A title for God or Jesus, showing power and respect.
2. – Respectfully obeying God’s will.
4. – Often used symbolically for God’s strength or challenges.
5. – Can symbolize strength, or obstacles; in the Bible, often used in stories and parables.
7. Conception – Mary being born without original sin.
9. – Mary’s song of praise to God.
10. – The town where Jesus grew up.
13. – Being saved from sin by Jesus.
14. – The father of God’s chosen people.
16. – Being saved from sin and its consequences.
17. – God the Father, the first person of the Trinity.
18. the Baptist – The prophet who baptized Jesus.
20. – The celebration of Jesus being revealed as the Savior.
21. – Where God lives; the sky or the spiritual realm.
22. – Something that belongs to or affects an individual.
23. – When Jesus’ appearance changed and shone with God’s glory.
27. – A person who has never had children; Mary was a virgin mother.
28. – Something that is not easily seen or known, like Jesus’ early life.
34. – God’s Son, the Savior of the world.
36. – The mother of Jesus.
37. – One of Jesus’ apostles; the first pope.