8.1.2 Quiz

What is the primary purpose of a parish community?

• To conduct weekly meetings

• To provide educational services

• To help its members draw closer to God

• To organize social events

Who is the leader in a parish?

• The choir director

• The parish priest

• The bishop

• The community members

What is the foundation of Catholic schools based on?

• Historical events

• Scientific discoveries

• Mathematical principles

• The Gospel of Jesus Christ

What do Catholic schools help students develop?

• Business skills

• Athletic abilities

• Political views

• Capacities to learn about God

Who assists the principal in leadership within a Catholic school?

• External consultants

• Only parents

• Only teachers

• Individuals from all sections of the school community

What is the term 'saint' applied to in present Catholic practice?

• Anyone who attends church

• Only religious leaders

• Someone who has been canonized

• All baptized people

What is the first step in the process of becoming a saint?

• Being called 'Blessed'

• Being recognized as a 'Servant of God'

• Canonization

• Being described as 'Venerable'

Why do Catholics call on saints in prayer?

• To honor the saints as gods

• Because saints can grant wishes

• To ask the saints to intercede with God for them

• To replace praying to God

What is the Feast of All Saints?

• A feast for the parish priest

• A celebration of all the saints

• A day to remember the dead

• A school holiday

What is one reason why no single community functions perfectly?

• Lack of interest

• Poor leadership

• Inability to accept each member completely

• Lack of funding