What is the definition of Imago Dei?

What tribes invaded the Roman Empire from the end of the fourth century onward?

What name was given to the western branches of the Germanic peoples referred to collectively as Goths?

Who was the first king of the Visigoths?

When did Rome fall?

When was the city of Rome besieged?

Who caused the fall of Rome?

Who was the first king of the Franks?

What dynasty did Clovis I establish?

“The supreme jurisdiction and ministry of the pope as shepherd of the whole Church. As successor of St. Peter, and therefore Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Christ, the pope is the perpetual and visible principle of unity in faith and communion in the Church” (CCC Glossary)

Which pope gained for the papacy the title “Pontifex Maximus,” which means “Greatest Bridge Builder”?

Which Pope's name is followed by "the Great"?

What genre of music is named after a sixth-century pope?

Who stopped the Huns from invading Rome?

According to tradition, who threatened to kill Attila the Hun if he invaded Rome?

Which of the following were a Germanic tribe who practiced Arian Christianity and who tried to capture Rome during the papacy of Pope Gregory the Great?

Meditation is...

Contemplation is...

The combination of meditation and contemplation is...

Cenobitic monasticism is a form of monastic tradition in which monks or nuns live life in ...

A person who vows to live a religious life as a monk or nun is called a(n)...

The communal monastic life is regulated by a(n)...

What two saints, who according to tradition were twins, built on and revitalized this monastic tradition in the Church of the West?

St. Benedict of Nursia is known as the "Founder of monasticism in the _____________"

Benedict established his first monastery at

The Catechism of the Catholic Church glossary defines the Benedictine value of _____________ as "poverty of spirit"

The Benedictine values of _________________ and __________________ go hand-in-hand

True or false: The abbot, the head of the monastery, holds more power than other monks at the monastery

Benedict taught that "________________ is the enemy of the soul"

The daily work of the monks was centered around ____________

The Divine Office is a prayer centered around praying ____________

True or False: Benedictine monks wandered between many monasteries

Benedictine monks professed vows of ...

The three main themes of The Rule of Benedict are...

When did missionaries first bring the Gospel to Britain?

Which missionary became known as the “Apostle to the Irish” and when did he begin his missionary efforts in Ireland?

Which monk established an abbey on Iona, an island off the southwest coast of Scotland, in the sixth century?

Which monk established a cathedral monastery on Lindisfarne, an island off the coast of Northumbria?

Which of the following is not one of the three characteristics of Celtic monasticism?

What name did Celtic monks call themselves that reflected their life of traveling at home and abroad to spread the Good News of the Gospel?

What famous tradition is associated with St. Brigid of Kildare?

To what other parts of the world did Irish missionaries bring the devotion to St. Brigid?

Which principle was at the heart of the early Church's promotion of the social well being of every person?

After the collapse of the Roman Empire, who began to take over the social services once offered by their government?

Which word or phrase means "a builder of bridges"?

St. Brigid of Kildare is one of the patron saints of __________________.

What caused King Clovis I to convert to Christianity?

"Barbarian" comes from the Greek word meaning...

Which of the following is known as "The Eternal City"?

Which of the following was the native land of the Franks?

Who was the Bishop of Rome from 440 to his death in 461?

Who provided orphans with shelter and education and paid ransoms to free slaves?