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Spanish Beatitudes word search with words including bienaventuranza, misericordia, and justicia.
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This 10-word Spanish-language word search explores the Beatitudes (Bienaventuranzas) for students in Grades 5–7. Hidden words include misericordia, justicia, manso, and perseguido, reflecting the virtues and spiritual teachings of the Beatitudes. Use it in a Catholic religious-education classroom, as a Bible-study activity, or as a vocabulary reinforcement tool during a unit on scripture and Christian values.

Subject:
Religious
Topic:
Christian
Grade Level:
5th – 7th Grades
Updated July 2026

Word List

  • LLORAN
  • DIOS
  • PERSEGUIDO
  • PACIFICO
  • LIMPIO
  • JUSTICIA
  • MANSO
  • BIENAVENTURANZA
  • MISERICORDIA
  • CIELOS

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