How many ecumenical councils have there been in total since the beginning of the Church?

Which heresy denied Jesus’ divinity and instead claimed that Jesus was merely God’s greatest creation who was made before time?

Which of following is NOT one of the three degrees of the Sacament of Holy Orders?

In his encyclical on ecumenism Ut Unum Sint, St. John Paul II emphasized which papal title that alludes to Christ’s teaching on humility in leadership?

Martin Luther promoted a theology of __________, which rejected the authority of the Church’s Tradition and asserted that the Scriptures alone were the rule of faith and practice.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four ways in which the CHurch’s unity is guarenteed?

As Churches grew, several outlying communities arose. What were these called?

Which of the following was not determined the Council of Trent?

The document legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire?

What is the Greek word for the divine love that is a total and selfless concern for the good of another person?

The following statements relate to the three main issues that led to the Great Schism. Which of these statements is FALSE?

With whom is the Church on Earth united during the liturgy?

What does the Greek word “diakonoi” mean?

Which of the following is a schismatic group who believed in Christ’s imminent coming and taught extreme forms of self-denial?

Sometimes Emperors themselves called ecumenical councils, including the council of ________ in 325AD

In 190 A.D., a series of regional meetings were held to address disagreements regarding __________.

Who said the followings?

“Solidarity helps us to see the ‘other’...not just as some kind of instrument...to be exploited at low cost and then discarded when no longer useful, but as our ‘neighbor’...”

What is the difference between a synod and a council?

Released in 1969 after the Second Vatican Council, the Missal of Paul VI celebrates which form of Mass that Catholics commonly attend today?

From the earliest days, bishops preserved the unity of the local churches with the universal Church through regional meetings called ____________, where they addressed questions of common concern.

How Does Apostolic Succession protect the Church?

Which word means “public work” or “service done on behalf of the people”?

What term refers the Church teaching that establishes the pope’s authority and universal jurisdiction over the Church?

Which of the following is true about Apostolic Succession?

Central truths of Revelation that Catholics are obliged to believe

An effort to reform the Catholic Church in the sixteenth century which led to the separation of large numbers of Christians from communion with Rome

Legislative gatherings of all the Catholic bishops in the world, where it is determined what things all the local churches will hold in common

A break in Christian unity that takes place when a group of Christians separates itself from the Church

The name for the participants in one of the nine armed expeditions by Christians beginning in 1095 and ending in 1291

According to the Catholic Church, this is a false doctrine taught by John Calvin that God determines people for Salvation or damnation before they are born

This is contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition

The denial of Christ and the repudiation of the Christian Faith by a baptized Christian

The unity of the Church is not casual or superficial. Rather, the source of this union is found in the Divine Model of unity: The Blessed Trinity.

Papal infallibility means that the pope is allowed to commit sins without going to Confession.

Jesus said to Paul, “I will give you the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven.”

All Catholics, including the ordained and the laity, are called to evangelize.

Priests share in the bishops’ apostolic ministry by exercising oversight at each parish, and they are not required to be obedient to the bishop.

Beginning for the first time in the 20th Century, bishops were suddenly recognized as men who had the presence of the Holy Spirit within them.

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the change from the Missal of Pius V to the Missal of Paul VI did not diminish the “fundamental structure [of the Mass] which has been preserved throughout the centuries down to our day.”