Mary, Mother of the Church Quiz

What role did Mary play in the early Church?

• She was a leader who preached to large crowds.

• She was present at Pentecost and supported the Apostles.

• She wrote several letters that are included in the New Testament.

• She traveled extensively to spread Christianity.

Why is Mary considered a model of faith in Catholicism?

• Because she was the first Pope.

• Because of her unconditional obedience to God's will.

• Because she performed miracles.

• Because she wrote parts of the Bible.

What is a common form of devotion to Mary in the Catholic Church?

• Fasting every Monday.

• Praying the Rosary.

• Painting murals of Mary.

• Reading the Bible cover to cover.

How does the Catholic Church view Mary in relation to Jesus?

• As Jesus' sister.

• As Jesus' disciple.

• As the Mother of God.

• As a prophetess.

What feast day celebrates Mary as the Mother of the Church?

• Christmas Day.

• Easter Sunday.

• The Feast of the Assumption.

• The Monday after Pentecost.

Why is Mary considered an example for Christians to follow?

• Because of her role in politics.

• Because of her great wealth.

• Because of her faith and trust in God.

• Because she was a great teacher.

In what event is Mary's deep faith and trust in God first shown?

• At the wedding at Cana.

• When she visits Elizabeth.

• At the Annunciation, when the angel Gabriel visits her.

• During Jesus' crucifixion.

What title is often given to Mary that reflects her care for all Christians?

• Queen of Heaven.

• Lady of the Church.

• Mother of the Church.

• Guardian of Faith.

How does the Catholic Church honor Mary throughout the year?

• By celebrating her birthday only.

• By dedicating the month of May to her.

• By fasting every Friday in her honor.

• By singing hymns every Sunday.

What is one way Mary showed her support to the Apostles and early Christians?

• By leading them into battle.

• By providing them with financial support.

• By being with them in prayer.

• By writing letters of encouragement.