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The word Catholic comes from the Greek adjective, katholikos, meaning:

• Universal

• Holy

• Ancient

• Believer

• Disciple

Approximately how many Catholics are there in the world?

• 990 Million

• 1.1 Billion

• 1.3 Billion

• 2.1 Billion

According to the most recent census, approximately how many Catholics are there in New Zealand?

• 190,784

• 295, 743

• 387, 713

• 506, 021

Vatican City population is 100% Catholic. Click the label where Vatican City is on this map.

The five countries with the most total Catholics is Brazil (138 Mil), Mexico (104 Mil), Philippines (94 Mil), USA (79 Mil) and Italy (51 Mil)

Match these Catholic countries to their flags

• Philippines

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• Brazil

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• Mexico

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• USA

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• Italy

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If you were looking for a summary of Catholic beliefs, what book might you look through?

• Catechism

• Missal

• Seminary

• Indulgences

Each major religion has a major set of beliefs. Match the correct belief to the religion

• Judaism

• Core beliefs are practiced through the '5 pillars' of their faith

• Islam

• God has made himself known through the 'Trinity'

• Hinduism

• Their core teachings are found in their holy book, 'The Torah'

• Christianity

• Through meditation, a person may reach Nirvana "the blowing out" of the flame of desire

• Buddhism

• Believe in samsara (the continuous cycle of life

The word ​ (a)   comes from the Latin word, meaning I believe. As Catholics, we have lots of beliefs. One is the leadership of the Pope who lives in ​ (b)   . The lineage of this leader can be traced all the way back to the first Pope, ​ (c)   . The current Pope of our Church is Francis. The Catholic Church also celebrates​ ​ (d)   sacraments. These are important ceremonies which help us grow in our faith and connect with God.

• creed
• Vatican City
• Peter
• seven
• John
• Benedict
• Trinity
• five
• Catholic
• Venice

Which Roman Emperor saw this vision and allowed the legal practice of Christianity in the Roman Empire?

• Nero

• Claudius

• Augustine

• Constantine

Match the sacrament to the correct image

g

h

i

j

e

f

d

Anointing of the Sick

Holy Orders

Monstrance

Eucharist

Confirmation

Baptism

Catachumen

Reconciliation

Benediction

Marriage