(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The emperor who began the Roman persecutions in AD 64.
Nero
was a modern day martyr who cared for the poor of El Salvador
Sister Dorothy Kazel
religious rulers; protected people in the dark ages from tax collectors; Many were martyred
Bishops
Sacrament through which men are ordained to serve the church
Holy Orders
the name of the first council that tried to correct the heresy of Arianism
Nicaea
Moved Papacy from Rome to Avignon
Pope Clement V
Elected; fell out of favor; elected another Pope
Pope Urban VI
denied that Mary was the mother of God
Nestorius
The Pope during the start of the Crusades
Urban II
Name of the church in the west
Roman Catholic Church
Told the rulers that the king should not appoint bishops
Pope Gregory VII
the first bishop of Rome
Peter
What were the Christians and Muslims fighting over during the Crusades
The Holy Land
the official language of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Greek
non Jews
Gentiles
restored the papacy to Rome
Council of Constance
Response to Protestant Reformation; defined what Catholic Church stood for
Council of Trent
a wise Pharisee, persecuted officials not to kill the apostles
Gamaliel
Epistles that Paul Wrote
Galatians
Philippians
Romans
Philemon
Colossians
helped to translate the Gospels into the Slavic language
Cyril and Methodius
allowed Christians to worship freely in the Roman Empire
Emperor Constantine
how many years did the Crusades last
200 Years
Name of the Church in the east
Eastern Orthodox Church
Missionary to Germany who baptized people even when it could bring him danger
Boniface
denied that Jesus was God
Arius
Established the Rule that deals with living as a follower of Christ; a way of life which focused on work and prayer
Benedict
Acts of the Apostles a.k.a.
Gospel of the Holy Spirit
Emperor of Europe who supported the Church; Church and state united
Charlemagne
A meeting of local bishops
Synod
the official religion of the Roman Empire
Christianity
The Senate of the Jewish people
Sanhedrin
A court established by the Church to investigate people who were accused of heresy
Inquisition
70 AD soldiers destroyed this
Temple in Jerusalem
Ended the Great Western Schism
Pope Martin V
divided the Church in 1054 between the Eastern and Western Churches
The Great Schism
the official language of the Roman Catholic Church
Latin
Age of rebirth; revival of Greek and Roman culture
Renaissance
Benedictine centers of learning and prayer
monasteries
Athanasius, Ambrose and Augustine were all considered as what
Church Fathers
