Religion 8 Chapter 3

What did St. John Paul II describe the Latin and Eastern Catholic churches as?

• the two lungs in the Body of Christ

• the two hearts of the Body of Christ

• the two brains of the Body of Christ

• the two hands of the Body of Christ

The Apostles started to share the Good News and the Good News was for all, what kind of people were converted to the faith?

• thousands of people from diverse cultures and backgrounds

• thousands of people from only one culture

• thousands of people from the same culture as Jesus

• Only certain people approved by God

To support the new members of the early Church, what did the Apostles and their followers establish?

• churches in different communities

• rules to keep people out of the Church

• only one Church

• study guides to help new members learn about Jesus

Select all of the founding centres of the early Church.

• Jerusalem

• Rome

• Byzantium

• Alexandria

• Antioch

As the early Church grew, what did it become more and more?

• diverse

• cool

• exclusive

• mysterious

The different churches share the same truths that Jesus gave to his Apostles, who passed on these truths to the early Church but how did they celebrate these truths?

• through rituals that reflect their distinct cultures.

• through the only one approved way

• As stated in the Bible

• Through the traditionl method

Each Eastern Catholic Church and the Latin Catholic Church have their own…

• liturgical tradition and approach to theology

• Churches

• Liturgical schedule

• prayers

What do all Catholics believe in?

• the mysteries of Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and ascension

• Santa

• the Easter Bunny

• the Tooth Fairy

When we compare the Byzantine and Latin liturgical calendars, what can we see?

• the shared emphasis on the mysteries of faith

• different languages

• different languages

• the shared emphasis on prayer on song during Mass

What did God create humans to be?

• unique and diverse

• perfect

• unique but similar

• the same as everyone else