The Third Commandment

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Across
  1. 4. Christ enters into Jerusalem; Sunday before Easter
  2. 5. Solemnity celebrating Gabriel telling Mary she will bear Jesus
  3. 8. Sunday after Epiphany
  4. 9. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated 40 days after Easter (or on the 7th Sunday of Easter)
  5. 11. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on December 8
  6. 14. The Greatest Feast of the Church year, occurring on any Sunday between March 22 and April 25
  7. 16. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on December 25 (Nativity of Our Lord)
  8. 20. This is what the Third Commandment requires of us; what the Lord did on the Seventh Day
  9. 21. Any special feast day outside of regular Sundays where Catholics are required to attend Mass
  10. 22. First Sunday after Pentecost
  11. 24. August ________________ commemorates the Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor
  12. 26. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on January 1 (Solemnity of Mary, _____)
Down
  1. 1. January 6; the infant Jesus is seen by the Magi
  2. 2. The reason for the "New Sabbath" on Sunday
  3. 3. Descent of the Holy Spirit
  4. 5. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on November 1
  5. 6. A solemn feast commemorating Mary's purification and Jesus' circumcision; not obligatory; February 2
  6. 7. The sacred liturgy Catholics are obligated to attend on Sundays and Holy Days
  7. 9. A solemn day to pray for the faithful departed on November 2; not obligatory
  8. 10. Unnecessary labor or servile tasks to avoid on Sundays and Holy Days
  9. 12. ______________ after Trinity Sunday
  10. 13. Spending personal time communicating with God on the Sabbath
  11. 15. Marks the beginning of Lent
  12. 17. The Old Covenant Holy Day set aside on Saturday
  13. 18. The Nativity of St. John the Baptist is celebrated _________ 24th.
  14. 19. Holy Day of Obligation celebrated on August 15
  15. 23. A recommended holy action to do on Sunday: helping those in need (Works of _____)
  16. 25. The mini-season that finishes off Lent; Holiest and most solemn time of the year