1. Because of our _______, we too share in the inheritance of adopted sons and daughters and are also privileged to call God not only "Lord" but "Father."

2. The Trinity is the central _______ of our Christian faith.

3. God is not a _______ being.

4. Because God is truth and love, and we are his _______, we can share his truth and love with others.

5. We can trust God's Word in Scripture and in the living ______, his Son, Jesus Christ.

6. This is the man to whom God revealed his name.

7. He is great and beyond us, but also close to and intimate with us.

8. This is a Hebrew word that means "I AM."

9. In the Bible, God is often portrayed in this form.

10. The Holy Trinity is _______ God in _______ Divine Persons.

11. The three Divine Persons are the _______, the ______, and the __________.

12. God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and present ________.

13. Even when God reveals himself to us, he remains a _______.

14. In Aramaic, the word for father is _______.

15. God is neither _______ nor female.

16. Jesus calls God “Father” because Jesus has a unique relationship with God. Jesus is the _____ of God.

17. God is not a created being. He is, always was, and always _______.

18. A mystery is a ______ so big that no human being can fully understand it.

19. God is a _______.

20. We can count on God. God always keeps his promises. God is Truth.

21. First and foremost, God created us out of ______.

22. God's love for us does not end at creation. We find stories describing God's love for us in the _______.

23. Even when we fail, God forgives us and is _______ to us.

24. Out of his love, God became _____ of us.

25. God the Father sent his only _______ for our salvation and sent the ______ to be with us. There is no greater sign of love than this.

26. The Trinity reveals that God is love, and love by its very nature must be ________.

27. The earliest Christians were Jewish and worshipped only the God of _______, but through experience, they realized that the one true God was revealing himself as three Persons -- the Trinity.

28. Some of God's works are more strongly __________ either the Father, the Son, or the Holy Spirit, but all the works of God are done by all three Divine Persons.

29. A vision for the perfect love of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is shared by Saint Paul in 1 ______, Chapter 13.

30. God's love -- the love between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit -- is the ______ of all love.

31. In the ______ we state, "I believe in one God . . . "

32. The earliest Christians were Jews who followed _______ when they recognized that he was the _______ sent from God to save Israel.

33. The one true God revealed himself as three persons: the _______.

34. These three Divine Persons are the One God and ________ be separated from one another.

35. The _______ presence of God can be found in each of them.

36. The three Divine Persons live in complete ________.

37. The Person of the Trinity often associated with being one who inspires or guides and makes the lives of believers holy.

38. The Person of the Trinity often associated with being the Savior.

39. The Person of the Trinity often associated with being the Creator.

40. The _______, ________, and ___________ are completely in union with one another.

41. The love and unity that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit share are so perfect that they remain locked up in the Trinity and never flow out.

42. The love in our communities should flow out in service to the rest of the community and the entire world.

43. Saint Patrick was born in the 4th century AD. Exact dates of his life are uncertain, but 387-460 is probably close. Where was he born?

44. Where did Patrick become a slave?

45. Where did Patrick eventually become a bishop?

46. What practices came to an end in Ireland after Patrick planted the seeds of Christianity there?

47. What does legend say that Patrick used to explain the Trinity to the Irish people?