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| A person who neither confirms nor denies the existence of God. |
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| The 50th day of Easter, when the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples and gave them the authority to preach. |
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| Library of divinely inspired writings. |
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| The living transmission of the scripture. |
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| The teaching authority of the church. |
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| The teaching authority of the church. |
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| Visible sign of a hidden reality. |
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| God's infinite incomprehendability and his saving plan for the human race. |
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| Wordless prayers where a person's mind and heart rest in God's goodness. |
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| Good habits that help people live a moral life. |
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| Good habits that help people live a moral life. |
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| A break-up in the church's unity. |
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| A break-up in the church's unity. |
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| The movement which seeks union of all Christian people and denominations. |
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| When the church realizes a person as a saint. |
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| When the church realizes a person as a saint. |
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| Greek term meaning "arrival"; the second coming of Jesus. |
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| The church in a particular area united to a certain bishop. |
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| The catholics who are not ordained. |
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| The pope and bishops are preserved from error when proclaiming a doctrine related to Christian faith and morals. |
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| The pope and bishops are preserved from error when proclaiming a doctrine related to Christian faith and morals. |
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