Religion: Jesuit Education Basics Review

Why was the Daily Examen created?

• A writer felt like writing.

• To help men and women become more present and disciplined to the experience of God in everyday living.

• For us to have one more prayer to say only.

• It was the prime minister's orders.

What do we need to acknowledge/realize that God is continually with us and revealing himself? 

• Proof

• Humility, patience and attention

• we need a telescope

• We need to search for him in the church

Who invented the Examen of the Consciousness?

• Pope Francis

• St. Peter Faber

• St. Francis Xavier

• St. Ignatius of Loyola

Where can we find God?

• the miracles that occur only

• Only in the good decisions that we make

• In all things

• God is only present in the church

Ignatian spirituality challenges us to encounter _____________, witnessing to the joy of the Gospel.

• God in all things

• Sin in all things

• Wrong in all things

• Fault in all things

As Men and Women for others and with others, what is one thing that we should do when we see someone suffering?

• Turn the other way and avoid the situation

• Help them however we can through compassion.

• Have them suffer because they bought it to themselves

• Leave them alone

We can even find God in suffering, which can break open the human heart and release ______ into the world.

• Good

• Pain

• Suffering

• Evil

The motto Men and Women for others was popularized by:

• Pedro Arope

• Father Cassian Gillett

• Fr. William J. Wallace.

• Rafael Landivar, S.J.

The society of Jesus founded by St. Ignatius is also known as:

• Society of Mary

• Jesuits

• Sisters of Mercy

• Brothers

Which of the following best describes the aim of a Jesuit education?

• Jesuit education is a call to develop our religious beliefs only.

• Jesuit education is a call to human excellence, to the fullest possible development of all human qualities.

• Jesuit education aims to provide us with the best academic content that would make us book smart for the working world.

• Jesuit education aims to help us control our human emotions only.