Seminary, students, testing

The transcript discusses the role of monastic orders in the Church of Rome, highlighting their contribution to spreading faith through teaching and missionary work. It introduces the Gregorian University, a renowned theological seminary maintained by the Society of Jesus. The Jesuits, known for their intellectual and spiritual rigor, are described as a disciplined order with over 26,000 ordained priests, emphasizing their zeal and learning.

What has been the primary role of the monastic orders in the Church of Rome?

• To build architectural structures

• To manage financial affairs

• To spread the doctrines of their faith

• To engage in political activities

Which university is known as a leading theological seminary maintained by the Society of Jesus?

• Oxford University

• Harvard University

• Gregorian University

• Cambridge University

What is the approximate number of ordained priests in the Jesuit order today?

• Over 100,000

• Over 10,000

• Over 26,000

• Over 50,000

What are the Jesuits particularly known for?

• Their artistic contributions

• Their wealth and power

• Their political influence

• Their zeal and learning

What kind of discipline are the members of the Jesuit order subject to?

• Relaxed and flexible

• Financial and economic

• Strict military discipline

• Artistic and creative