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Religion pt. 1

Across
A member of a minor order who assists the priest in the mass
One who is "sent out" to propagate a religious message.
which also follows instruction in the faith, is usually performed by a bishop, and, like the anointing of the sick, is marked by the use of consecrated oil
A person, usually a lay person, trained to teach the doctrines
The most important administrative-territorial unit of the Church
The worship and veneration owed to God, in contrast to the dulia owed to saints.
A realm where the souls of the sinful dead are made to suffer until their sins have been expiated, after which they may go to heaven.
The doctrine, articulated in 1854, that the Virgin Mary was born without carrying the curse of original sin
The most usual liturgy of the Catholic Church, always including the eucharist.
A physical object remaining from earlier times, often a portion of the body of a saint.
A short service in which the consecrated, or blessed, wafers of altar bread, known as hosts, are placed in a monstrance (receptacle in which the host is displayed) for the congregation to venerate
The ritual by which a person becomes a priest.
The commonest prayer offered to Mary by Catholics.
A spiritual messenger in God's service, neither human nor divine
Down
Initiation into Christianity through the use of water
The first four books (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) of the New Testament
The inability to make a mistake.
The release of someone or something from constraint or bondage, usually through a payment.
The grant by the church of forgiveness (remission) of sins in response to good works, prayers, or money.
How many Commandments
The act of a saint in persuading God to grant the wish of a believer.
Non-Jews
The adjective is "papal"
The bread (or host) and wine used in the mass
A list of books considered to be authoritative.
A prayer or group of prayers said on nine consecutive days for various reasons.
A realm where the souls of the virtuous dead (saints) live in perpetual nearness to God