The Latin word for Church “ekklesia” means…

When we say that we are made in God’s “image and likeness”, we are referring to the fact that humans have these two things:

From which nation/group of people does the Catholic Church initially find her origins?

Through which covenant did the immediate preparation of the Church begin?

Through which covenant did the remote preparation of the Church begin?

When did God first promise that he would send a Messiah and Redeemer?

How did the Holy Spirit appear to the Apostles at Pentecost?

Which event marks the “birthday of the Church”?

Which council determined that Christians would not have to submit to the entirety of Jewish law?

Upon whom did Christ build his Church?

Hebrew word used to describe the special relationship between that God had with Israel.

This refers to Peter’s position of primacy as bishop of Rome, which would also be passed on apostolically, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Which of the following is NOT a mark of the Church?

Which of the following is NOT one of the essential teachings of the kerygma?

In which of these do we see the work of the Holy Spirit present in the Church today?

This is defined as the practice of an ever-increasing acquisition and consumption of goods.

How many people belong to the Catholic Church worldwide?

Who did God send to the nation of Israel to both warn the people of their sinfulness and to announce a new and eternal covenant?

In which book of the bible do we hear of story or Pentecost and the beginnings of the Church?

In the Acts of the Apostles we hear about…

Which council is spoken about in the Acts of the Apostles and dealt with “Gentiles in the Church”?

These are men who are ordained and entrusted with the mission of Christ, carrying on apostolic leadership in the Church as successors to the original 12 Apostles

Including his missionary journey to Rome, how many missionary journeys did St. Paul go on?

Which Apostle is traditionally recognized as the first bishop of Rome?

What is the term for the teaching authority of the Catholic Church?

Which event in the Acts of the Apostles led to the spread of the Gospel beyond Jewish communities?

Which Apostle delivered the first public sermon after the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost?

What is the term used to describe the unity and community among believers in the early Church?

Who is considered the visible head of the Catholic Church on earth?

Which sacrament is considered the gateway to the other sacraments in the Catholic Church?

Who was chosen to replace Judas Iscariot among the Apostles?

What is the main purpose of the Magisterium in the Catholic Church?