One of the infused virtues received through Confirmation that helps direct one's life toward God., faith, hope, charity, witness, The event when the Apostles were guided by the Holy Spirit and began spreading the Gospel., persecution, pentecost, Leaders who persecuted Christians because Christians refused to worship Roman gods and emperors., martyr, Roman Authorities, A person who willingly sacrifices his or her life rather than deny faith in Jesus Christ., martyr, witness, A Christian woman who endured torture because she refused to worship pagan gods and remained faithful to Jesus., St.Agatha, St. Martha, A noble Christian who openly professed her faith; she is remembered as the patron saint of musicians., St.Cecilia, St. Agnes, Continuing to remain faithful despite suffering, difficulties, and persecution., Perseverance, Courage, The first community of Christians established after the death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ., Roman Empire, Holy Church, Belief in one God. Christians believed in one God and refused to worship Roman gods., Polytheistic, Monotheistic, Choosing to forgive those who hurt or persecute us, following the example taught by the early Christians., Forgiveness, Faithfulness

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