Understanding Trauma and Coping Mechanisms

A brass instrument resembling a trumpet with a wider bell.

A brass instrument with a bright, powerful sound.

Musical instruments made of brass that produce sound through vibration of lips.

The shape and materials of an instrument affecting its sound.

The process of creating sound in musical instruments.

A soft, smooth sound typically associated with flugelhorns.

The arrangement of components inside an instrument that influences sound.

The application of musical instruments like trumpet and flugelhorn in jazz music.

Music composed for a large ensemble of instruments, including brass.

The amplification and enrichment of sound when vibrations occur.

The Holy Family consists of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, exemplifying family unity.

Mary became pregnant through the Holy Spirit before marrying Joseph.

Joseph was guided by an angel in a dream to accept Mary and raise Jesus.

The name given to Mary and Joseph's son, signifying his role as a savior.

A title meaning 'God with us,' referring to Jesus' birth from a virgin.

In every family, each member has a specific responsibility.

Families provide moral and emotional support to their members.

The family provides food, shelter, and money for its members.

Both parents may perform household functions today.

Children are expected to assist parents and obey them.

Different family structures, including single, extended, and blended.

Common responsibilities associated with family members: mothers, fathers, and children.

Typically includes cleaning, cooking, washing, and disciplining children.

Traditionally involves discipline, finances, and outdoor chores.

Involve doing chores and keeping their space tidy.

A follower who spreads the teachings of Jesus Christ.

The first followers of Jesus who became apostles, including Simon, Andrew, and James.

A fisherman called by Jesus to become a disciple, later known as Peter.

The event when Simon and Andrew caught an overwhelming number of fish after following Jesus' command.

What Jesus told Simon, Andrew, and James to alleviate their fear during the miraculous catch.

The first son of Adam and Eve, known for being a farmer.

Cain's brother, recognized for being a keeper of sheep.

An Egyptian slave mentioned in Genesis, served Abram and Sarai.

A wealthy man in the Bible known for his patience and faith during trials.

A doctor and author of a Gospel, associated with healing in the New Testament.

A fisherman called by Jesus to be a disciple, later known as the rock of the Church.

Peter's brother and a disciple, also a fisherman.

The act of following Jesus and spreading his teachings.

God is the ultimate source of all existence and life.

God is aware of our suffering and allows communication through prayer.

God offers protection from spiritual harm and may discipline us in love.

God supplies our physical and material needs like air and sunshine.

God loves us without conditions, providing guidance and care.

The act of creating something that outlives you and holds value for future generations.

A person who creates a lasting impression or value for others, especially future generations.

A biblical figure known for significantly impacting future generations, like Moses or Paul.

The lasting effect of a person’s actions or contributions that benefit future generations.

The process of establishing principles or actions that benefit others long after one is gone.