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Liturgy & Unity, Worship & Beauty

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The "overseers" that Saint Justin Martyr

wrote about, later became known a

a)

priests

b)

saints

c)

deacons

d)

bishops

2.

What was one result of Constantine's moving his capital from Rome to Constantinople?

a)

two different popes

b)

a travel route between the two cities

c)

Western and Eastern centers of the Church

d)

Latin and Greek as the official Church languages

3.

Gothic cathedrals, with their high arches and spires, symbolized God as light and celebrated

a)

man's belief in the Trinity

b)

God's love of art

c)

man's desire to go to Heaven

d)

God's order and perfection

4.

Walls in Eastern churches were decorated with

a)

statues and banners

b)

icons and mosaics

c)

flowers and wreaths

d)

paintings and sculptures

5.

The parts of the Mass that never change are those

a)

agreed upon by the bishops

b)

given to the Church by Jesus

c)

taken from the psalms

d)

the priest decides should stay in the Mass

6.

In Eastern Rite Catholic Churches, infants are

a)

prayed for by the bishop

b)

blessed with a medal or relic

c)

called by special names

d)

confirmed immediately after Baptism

7.

In the Easten Catholic Churches, children

receive the Sacraments of _______________ at the same time.

a)

Healing

b)

Service

c)

Initiation

d)

Commitment

8.

Throughout the year, the Church celebrates in its liturgy the entire mystery of

a)

Jesus Christ

b)

Mary, the Mother of God

c)

Peter and the Apostles

d)

the saints and the martyrs

9.

When a person receives the Eucharist, he or she is more fully united to Christ and is _________________ and protected from grave sin.

a)

hungry no more

b)

one with the Apostles

c)

happy forever

d)

forgiven venial sin

10.

Sunday was chosen as the "Lord's Day" because it was

a)

a day of rest

b)

the day Jesus was born

c)

the day Jesus rose from the dead

d)

a day when people could visit each other