Catholic Marriage Quiz

What is the Sacrament of Marriage for Catholics?

• A lifelong commitment to one person

• A call from God to love and honor

• A legal union recognized by the government

• A visible sign of love

How many Sacraments are there in the Catholic Church?

• Ten

• Seven

• Five

• Twelve

What does a sacrament mean for Catholics?

• A symbol of unity within the Church

• A tradition passed down through generations

• A visible sign instituted by Christ to give grace

• A religious ritual for special occasions

What does it mean for a couple to be a sign of God's love in the Sacrament of Marriage?

• They must have a big wedding ceremony

• They must be open to having children

• They must be faithful to one another

• They must live in union with one person for life

What is the Catholic Church's view on marriage as a vocation?

• It is a temporary commitment that can be broken

• It is a social obligation for every adult

• It is a call from God to love, honor, and live in union with one person for life

• It is a personal choice for each individual

What is the significance of Jesus in a Catholic marriage?

• He is invited to the wedding and the marriage

• He is a witness to the vows made by the couple

• He is present in a creepy way

• He is not involved in the marriage

What is the purpose of the exchange of vows in a Catholic marriage?

• To show off the couple's love for each other

• To make promises in private that can be denied in public

• To declare the love and commitment to each other

• To have a romantic moment during the wedding ceremony

What is the Catholic Church's view on divorce?

• It is encouraged for unhappy couples

• It is a common reality for our culture

• It is a sad reality but the Church strives to serve those who have experienced it with love and compassion

• It is a valid way to end a marriage

What is an annulment in the Catholic Church?

• A celebration of a long-lasting marriage

• The marriage never truly existed in the first place

• A legal process to end a marriage

• A way to renew wedding vows

What is the Catholic Church's response to those who have difficulties in marriage?

• They are judged and condemned

• They are treated with kindness and a good heart

• They are given a second chance to start over

• They are ignored and left to deal with it on their own