Lectio Divina

Lectio Divina is a traditional practice in Christianity that involves what?

• A method of prayer and scriptural reading intended to promote communion with God.

• A type of religious music performed during mass.

• A form of fasting observed during Lent.

• A pilgrimage to holy sites.

List the four steps of Lectio Divina mentioned in the text.

• Reading, Meditation, Prayer, Contemplation

• Reading, Reflection, Prayer, Action

• Study, Meditation, Prayer, Reflection

• Reading, Meditation, Worship, Action

The goal of Lectio Divina is to:

• achieve a deep, contemplative reading of scripture

• memorize scripture passages

• analyze the historical context of scripture

• debate theological interpretations

In the context of Lectio Divina, what does 'Lectio' translate to and what is its purpose?

• Reading; its purpose is to read the scripture passage slowly and attentively.

• Meditation; its purpose is to reflect deeply on the meaning of the scripture.

• Prayer; its purpose is to have a conversation with God about the scripture.

• Contemplation; its purpose is to rest in God's presence.

The purpose of the meditatio step in Lectio Divina is to:

• Reflect on the scripture passage

• Recite the scripture passage

• Memorize the scripture passage

• Ignore the scripture passage

In the oratio step of Lectio Divina, how should one respond to what God has revealed?

• By reflecting silently

• By responding in prayer

• By discussing with others

• By writing in a journal

What does the term 'Contemplatio' translate to in the context of Lectio Divina?

• Contemplation

• Meditation

• Prayer

• Reading

Which step of Lectio Divina requires silence and allows God to move through you?

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Liturgy of the Hours...

• is another word for Mass
• means praying with scripture
• is a form of public prayer in the Church
• is another word for praying the rosary every hour

Liturgy of the Hours, Divine Office, and Breviary are terms that all refer to the same thing.

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