| Holy days of obligation | | The first 4 books of the New Testament, telling of life |
| Heaven | | God the Father, God the Son, |
| Commuion of Saints | | The denial of the truth of the Catholic Faith. |
| Excommuincation | | The seat of authority for the whole church in Rome, under the leadership of the pope. |
| Examination of Conscience | | Consecrated oil used in the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation |
| Confirmation | | The cross with the crucified body of Christ. |
| Hell | | The place |
| Holy See | | The official doctrine teaching of Christ's church. |
| Holy Communion | | Special days set aside by the Church for worshipping God, honoring the Blessed Mother or the saints, when we are obligated to attend Mass. |
| Faith | | Water blessed by a priest to drive awaythe power of the devils |
| conscience | | The cutting off of the sacraments |
| Heretics | | The virture by which we believe all God as revealed. |
| consecration | | The judgement of our reason, determining if an act is good or bad. |
| Devil | | Afallen angel, especially Satan who is the head of fallen angels. |
| Holy Orders | | Any gift of God. Also, "God's Love". |
| Holy Chrism | | The day in which Christ rose from the dead. |
| Holy Water | | In union with or sharing with. |
| Extreme Unction | | The sacrament in which we tell our sins in hopes of gaining absolution from the priest through the grace of the Holy Spirit. |
| confession | | The part of Mass, where the priest uses the words of our Lord to change the bread |
| Epiphany | | The calling to mind of all sins committed since your last confession. |
| communion | | Another name for the sacrament of "last rights" or "anointing of the sick". |
| Grace | | The ability to make our own decisions, to choose right or wrong. |
| Gabriel | | The angel who announced to Mary that she was chosen to be the mother of God. |
| Easter | | The receiving of the body |
| Genesis | | The first book of the Bible, including the story of Creation. |
| Crucifix | | The place |
| Holy Trinity | | The sacrament through which men become priests. |
| Gospels | | The revelation of Christ as God made to the Magi, made at His Baptism by John in the Jordan, |
| Dogma | | The sharing of the grace among all members of Christ's church, whether on earth, purgatory or in heaven. |
| Free Will | | The sacrament administered by the Bishop, which seals the gifts of the Holy Spirit, received during Baptism. |
