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WorksheetsCreed and Sacrament Final 2nd Semester
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 58mins
A cathedral was the seat of this church leader?
Priest
Abott
Bishop
Monk
What was lay investiture?
the practice of Kings or Nobles appointing high-ranking church officials such as Bishops.
the practice of Kings and Nobles "borrowing" land or resources from the church in times of need
the practice of Church Officials appointing high ranking nobles such as Duke's and Barons
As Francis is recovering from his Crusade episodes he hears God ask him to:
Rebuild my church
When recovered go back and fight again
Serve the poor
All of the above
Who first brought Francis' attention to serving the poor ?
His mother
His best friend, Bernard
Clare
The Sultan
When Francis has a conversion of heart what does he do?
Denounces his father's textile business and throws fabric to the townspeople
Strips himself in the town square
Professes his care for the poor and embraces poverty for himself
All of the above
For what purpose did Francis return to the Crusades as a monk?
To continue the fight he was involved before
To negotiate a treaty with the Sultan
To lead the troops in prayer
All of the above
Many Catholics were deeply disturbed by the abuse of indulgences, because it seemed as though people
could buy forgiveness for their sins.
were no longer able to sin.
no longer understood what sin was.
Christians who separated from the Roman Catholic Church during the Reformation were known as
Clergy.
Protestants.
Catholics.
King Henry VIII of England wanted to end his marriage so that he could marry Anne Boleyn. What happened when the pope refused to allow a divorce?
Henry broke with the Catholic Church and formed the Church of England.
Henry decided that if he could not marry Anne, he would banish her to a convent.
Henry sent his army to kidnap the pope until he agreed to the divorce.
Why was Jan Hus burned at the stake in 1415?
He convinced Pope Gregory XI to move the papacy back to Rome from Avignon.
He killed dozens of Protestants who had broken away from the Church.
He was charged with heresy because he wanted to reform the Church.
What did someone who bought an indulgence receive?
a blessing from the Vatican
a reduced penalty for a sin
the right to attend church
the right to commit a sin
Why did Luther disagree with the selling of indulgences?
He believed they should cost more.
He believed people had to work to earn salvation.
He believed salvation was a gift of grace.
He believed his 95 Theses could get people to Heaven.
What did the Catholic Church use the money gained from indulgences for?
to attract more people to the Catholic Church
to help people free themselves of sin
to finance various Catholic Church projects
to move the center of the Catholic Church from Rome to Avignon
What was the Counter Reformation?
Pope's decision to go to war
Protestants moving to new lands
Printing Bible in other languages
Catholic Church making changes
What council did the Church call in response to the Reformation?
Vatican Council I
Vatican Council II
The Council of Trent
The Jerusalem Council
During the 16th century, many missionaries worked to
convert people in Asia and the Americas to Christianity.
educate children in Africa and Asia
Fight Protestantism in Europe, Africa, the Americas, and Asia
provide starving people throughout the world with food.
During the 1700s, Catholic missionaries had the largest numbers of converts in
Africa
The Americas
Japan
the Philippines
in the 1600s, which colonies in the Americas were mostly Protestant?
Spanish
French
Portuguese
English
Which religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola was very influential as missionairies in the Americas?
Franciscans
Christian Brothers de La Salle
Jesuits
All of the above
Which French priest is credited with discovering the Falls of St. Anthony in Minneapolis
John Baptist de La Salle
Jacques Marquette
Louis Hennepin
Robert La Salle
Who was the first bishop of St. Paul?
John Ireland
Thomas Grace
Joseph Cretin
Bernard Hebda
Which of these distinctions does the Basilica of St Mary in Minneapolis hold?
It is consider the co-Cathedral to St Paul Cathedral
It is the first basilica to be built in the USA
Was commissioned to be built by John Ireland
All of the above
Archbishop John Ireland is remembered for his compassion and support of Catholic immigrants in America known as
ecumenism
assimilation
Both A and B
Neither A or B
US bishops declared all Catholic parishes to open Catholic schools because
American public schools were primarily Protestant based despite the belief in separation of state and religion
Catholic immigrant students were essentially being bullied by public school students
Eventually these Catholic schools provided a school where Catholic doctrine and practice could be taught
All of the above
In an attempt to encourage vocations to the priesthood Archbishop Ireland established the first seminary which is now on the campus of
St. Thomas University
St. John's University
St. Mary's University
None of the above
The dates of Vatican II were between
1869-1870
1962-1965
1985-1990
1545-1563
One Dallas priest explained Vatican Council II as "A Catholic call to dialogue, being open to the ________________ and manifest to others what is being revealed to us."
Scripture
Pope's ideas
Holy Spirit
our local bishops
Pope John XXIII knew what his power was for: it was not to dominate but to _____________.
pray
serve
excommunicate
All of the above
Women in the Church wanted [want] only one thing:to be treated as the __________________ _________________ of the Church that they are.
holy women
saints/sinners
worker bees
full members
The 3 big revolutions of Vatican Council II were:
liturgy, laity, and education
liturgy, education and priests
liturgy, laity and ecumenism
liturgy, ecumenism and youth
Ecumenism was the attempt to bring back together the various churches that separated specifically:
The Protestants and Catholics in 1550s
The Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches in 1054
Both A and B
Neither A and B
Because it centered on Christ being the "light of the world" and the center of the Church, one of the most important Documents of Vatican II was:
Lumen Gentium
Pastor Aeternus
Pascendi
Rerum Novarum
Vatican Council II was NOT a council of crisis, but a council of what?
transition and opportunity
renewal and reform
Both A and B
Neither A or B
As the printing press helped spread Luther's theology, what medium put the Vatican Council II in everyone's living room?
radio broadcasts
newspapers
TIME magazine
television
What are some of the obvious changes in the liturgy given the reforms?
The altar was turned around to face the congregation
The mass was said in the venacular
Cultural music could be played
All of the above
It has been said that Vatican Council II passed the power from the elite to whom?
The priests
The religious sisters
The people
None of the above
Pope St. John Paul II was born in this country.
Germany
Poland
Turkey
United States
St. John Paul II supported the reforms of
the Lateran Council.
the Council of Trent.
Vatican II.
Vatican I.
When he was young, Pope St. John Paul II thought about becoming an
engineer.
astronaut.
artist.
actor.
What event caused Karol (Pope John Paul II ) to witness many friends and acquaintances killed or taken away
The Inquisition
The Crusades
The Nazi occupation of Poland
None of the above
What nickname did Karol's friends call him ?
Father
Your Holiness
Uncle
Brother
When the Nazi general met with Archbishop Wyszynski and he requested to keep churches open to what did he have to agree?
He had to stop the underground protect of Jews
He could train no more men to become priests
Both A and B
Neither A or B
When Karol asks the archbishop how to understand the cruelty of the Nazis, the archbishop's advice is to NOT use violence, and rely on what?
love
the Polish army
faith
All of the above
On his death bed, Archbishop Wyszynski tells Karol, "Trust God, he has a plan for you. Honor it!" What is Karol's response?
I don't believe in predestination
You are sick; you are not thinking clearly
I will do whatever God asks.
None of the above
When stopped by the Soviets while saying Christmas mass in the field at Nova Huta, Fr. Karol, tells them "Freedom to worship is a sacred right of all workers." Which pope defended workers rights initially at the time of the Industrial revolution?
Pope John Paul I
Pope Leo XIII
Pope Gregory the Great
St. Peter
How does Bishop Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) show his ingenuity to defy the directives of the Soviets regarding religious freedom?
He organizes a religious procession without the image of Our Lady of Czestochowa
Held Christmas Eve mass in an open field at Nova Huta
Both A and B
Neither A or B
When Roman and his wife see Bishop Wojtyla in Rome, Karol says, "Thank God you survived." Roman responds, "A piece of me did not." To what is he referring?
A difficult marriage that has gotten better
The torture and cruelty of the Nazi concentration camps
Both A and B
Neither A or B
As the Cardinals discuss the type of pope they should elect after John Paul I dies, what traits do they identify?
A "Papa" to everyone; who can reach all nations
One who can relate to the young
Not an Italian
All of the abovve
What are some of the papal norms Pope John Paul II breaks?
He is elected pope at 58 years old
He is Polish
He continues his outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing
All of the above
Where or what did Pope John Paul II go/do that was unprecedented by any modern pope?
Cuba to meet Fidel Castro
Prayed at the [Wailing] Wetern Wall in Jerusalem
Entered a Muslim mosque
All of the above
What is extraordinary about Pope John Paul II's response to the man who attempted to assassinate him?
JP II visits him in prison
JP II forgives him
Both A and B
Neither A or B
How does John Paul II take the youth of the world seriously?
He opens the window in Poland as they call for him and sing to him
He established the World Youth Day that is held internationally every 2 or 3 years
Kisses and encourages babies and children to participate in events
All of the above
When the young adults come to him on his visit to Poland, he comes to the window and says to them these words:
I love you all
Let Christ find you
I wish I could stay here with you
All of the above
One of the major endorsements that John Paul II gave to workers- the Solidarity movement -- was thought to be the beginning of
the end of the Church as it was known
taking down Communism
Both A and B
Neither A or B
Which of these specifics show that even in Pope John Paul II's death he broke norms
The single largest gathering in history of heads of state outside the United Nations
It is likely to have been one of the largest single gatherings of Christianity in history, with numbers estimated in excess of four million mourners gathering in Rome alone
This was the first time an Ecumenical Patriarch attended a papal funeral since the East–West Schism.The Archbishop of Canterbury, was also present at the papal funeral, the first time since the Church of England broke with the Catholic Church in the 16th century.
All of the above
