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WorksheetsChurch History
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name the four Marks of the Church?
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers
One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic
Prayer, Sacraments, Moral Life, Worship
Book of the Bible that tells about the early days of the Church.
Book of Revelation
Encyclicals
Acts of the Apostles
Letters in the bible that were written to early Christian churches and individuals,
Testaments
Epistles
Encyclicals
The first martyr and deacon of the church.
Paul
Peter
Stephen
Person whom Jesus selected to lead the Church.
Stephen
Peter
Paul
Church leaders held this meeting to make decisions about Gentile converts.
Council of Rome
First Vatican Council
Council of Jerusalem
This period in the Church ended with the death of John.
Persecution years
Gospel times
apostolic era
The Second Vatican Council was one of these.
Ecumenical Council
Encyclical
Mission trip
All the Apostles were martyred except him.
Peter
Thomas
John
Chi Rho
This symbol was adopted by early Christians as a secret symbol for Christ.
An ancient sacred monogram of Christ. Constantine ordered his army to place this emblem on their shields.
The first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, and a title of Christ and God in the Book of Revelation.
What is a heresy?
A gathering of local bishops.
The action of protesting a matter of great importance that you believe in.
A false teaching that rejects a truth that has been revealed by God and taught by the Church.
The early Church with the Holy Spirit called forth courageous leaders to explain the message of Jesus. they wrote letters, homilies, and books about the faith.
Evangelist
Church Fathers
Ecumenical Council
Uneducated, pagan tribes that invaded Europe during the fifth century.
Germanic tribes
The Roman Guards
Zealots
The Fall of Rome came in,
A.D. 874
A.D. 476
A.D. 300
The Theological Virtues
Faith, Hope, and Love (Charity)
Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance.
Cognitio, Ministro, and Caritas
The Cardinal Virtues
Caritas, Ministro, and Cognitio
Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, and Temperance
Faith, Hope, Love (Charity)
Crowned Emperor in A.D. 800 and a powerful leader trained by the monks in the Middle Ages.
Benedict
Augustine
Charlemagne
The Great Schism
The split between the Catholic Church and Martin Luther
The separation of the Eastern Churches from the Western Church in A.D. 1054
The separation of the Jewish and Christian faith.
Crusades
Expeditions, or holy wars to fight the Muslims and regain the Holy Land.
Trails during the Middle Ages to find and punish heretics.
In 1789 an attack against the existing government and the Catholic church.
