Sin committed by a person during his or her life

Faith, hope, and charity (love)

Damages our friendship with God

Deliberate sin that breaks our friendship with God

Prudence, temperance, justice, and fortitude

Sprinkling of blood of a sacrificed animal or water to purify a person or object

The First Sin; passed down to every generation

Our tendency toward sin after the Fall as human beings

To plunge, immerse, or dip

Left by Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders

A great missionary and baptizer for the Church

He wrote about infant Baptism in the early Church

The Didache is an ancient Christian catechism.

The baptism practiced by St. John the Baptist is no different than the Sacrament of Baptism as it is practiced by the Church today.

When committing mortal or venial sins, essentially, we turn our wills against God's. 

"(Name), I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," is an example of the matter of this Sacrament. 

Pouring water over the head of a person to be baptized is the form of this Sacrament.

Only a bishop, priest, or deacon can be a minister of the Sacrament of Baptism.

Naming children after the saints of the Church gives them examples of people who led holy lives, the value of their intercession, and access to the Communion of Saints. 

Godparents agree to assume the responsibility to educate the baptized child in the Faith.

Pouring holy water over the head of a baptized person is called immersion.

Infant baptism is a recent development in the Catholic Church.

The destiny of infants who die without having received Baptism is a Church dogma.

The baptized person is cleansed of all sin, ________ as well as ________.

The theological virtues are ________, _________ and _________.

________ is any freely chosen action by which we put our wills before the will of God.

________ is the tendency every human being has toward sin even after Baptism.

Water is the _______ used in the celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism.

The minister of the Sacrament of ________ is a deacon, priest, or bishop--or, in an emergency, anyone.

Baptism by ________ involves pouring water over the head of the person to be baptized.

Baptism by ________ involves submerging completely, in water, the entire body of the person to be baptized, thus returning as a newly born member of Christ's Mystical Body.