- _____ is an oily, resinous substance that is mixed with olive oil to make chrism used by the Church in sacramental anointing
- Belief among early Israelites that human suffering and illness was a punishment from God
- A word which means the "plunging" or "immersion" or catechisms in water
- Helps us to know about a god and Church teachings as well as to know him
- A powerful prayer to prepare for Baptism that asks God's help to overcome the power of Satan and evil
- _____ was the Church Council that called for major changes in the celebration of the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick
- Helps us to understand what is most important in life and keep our priorities straight
- Theological question that tries to connect belief in God's justice with the reality of suffering by good people
- Helps us to see the big picture, meaning or truth of a situation
- State of moral impurity thought by the Jews to disqualify them from public worship, prayer and community contact
- "Last Anointing" a reference to the last occasion that the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is received by a person close to death
- helps us to seek out and give good advice
- A Church-approved system that uses the woman's fertile cycle to plan or postpone pregnancies
- The people in the Church that have received the sacrament of Holy Orders or have consecrated their lives to God
- In the Old Testament, _____ is a man who eventually understands that illness and trials are not sent as punishments from God
- Solemn and binding promises made during the marriage ceremony by the bride and groom to e faithful to each other and the marriage covenant
- understanding our proper place in relation to God
- Priests ordained to serve the local bishop wherever they are needed in the local area
- Successors to the Apostles who lead dioceses in union with the pope
- Being married to two or more people at one time, which violates the exclusive and undivided faithfulness that sacramental marriage requires