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AcaDec JPII Missed Questions

Total questions: 134

Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A religious community that is removed from interaction with the outside world

a)

Charism

b)

Pilgrimage

c)

Cloister

d)

Vocation

e)

Solace

2.

The office or authority of the Pope

a)

Seminarian

b)

Pontiff

c)

Papacy

d)

Pontificate

e)

Charism

3.

A holy place because of its association with God, a sacred person, or a relic

a)

shrine

b)

cloister

c)

pilgrimage

d)

convent

e)

friary

4.

Strong verbal or written attack on someone or something

a)

Iron Curtain

b)

propaganda

c)

Marxism

d)

polemics

e)

gestapo

5.

A period of silent reflection or thought

a)

meditation

b)

contemplation

c)

apostolate

d)

maxim

e)

last rites

6.

The head of a religious community or religious institution

a)

coercion

b)

ordination

c)

rector

d)

theology

e)

diocese

7.

The faithful who are members of the Church through baptism

a)

laity

b)

layman

c)

breviary

d)

episcopate

e)

privation

8.

A book containing the hymns and prayers for the canonical hours

a)

laity

b)

layman

c)

breviary

d)

episcopate

e)

privation

9.

An office of the papal household that administers the properties of the Holy See

a)

camerlengo

b)

reconciliation

c)

basilica

d)

pandemonium

e)

fait accompli

10.

The universal government of the Catholic Church which operates from Vatican City State, a sovereign, independent territory

a)

camerlengo

b)

Holy See

c)

basilica

d)

diocese

e)

pontiff

11.

Group of communist states in Europe and Asia that existed during the Cold War in opposition to capitalism and the West.

a)

communism

b)

totalitarian

c)

Marxism

d)

Soviet bloc

e)

Iron Curtain

12.

One of the major types of ecclesiastical documents issued by the Pope

a)

apostolic letter

b)

encyclical

c)

discourses

d)

syncretism

e)

solicitude

13.

What color is the zucchetto for a bishop?

a)

Black

b)

Red

c)

White

d)

Purple

e)

Green

14.

The celebration of the Mass where the consecrated bread and wine changes into the Body and Blood of Christ

a)

Advent

b)

Nativity

c)

Lent

d)

Consecration

e)

Eucharist

15.

Gatherings to discuss theological questions

a)

conjugal

b)

colloquies

c)

enrapture

d)

dogmatism

e)

secularism

16.

Moral purity in thought and action

a)

authenticity

b)

transcendence

c)

abstinent

d)

chastity

e)

fidelity

17.

To offer in sacrifice

a)

prie-dieu

b)

liturgy

c)

vestment

d)

immolation

e)

ecstasy

18.

The first degree of the sacrament of Holy Orders

a)

sacristy

b)

diaconate

c)

genuflect

d)

tabernacle

e)

prie-dieu

19.

The role of a member of the clergy who acts as an assistant to the priest during services

a)

sacristan

b)

diaconate

c)

altar server

d)

bishop

e)

prie-dieu

20.

A conversion of the heart toward God and away from sin with the intention to change one's life and become closer to God

a)

atonement

b)

penance

c)

apparition

d)

conflagration

e)

aspersorium

21.

The sacrificial death on the cross of Jesus to set humans free from sin

a)

convalescence

b)

bayonet

c)

nuncio

d)

atonement

e)

redemption

22.

Lenience

a)

temporal

b)

leprosarium

c)

favela

d)

clemency

e)

misericordia

23.

Where was he born?

a)

In Krakow

b)

In Szczecin

c)

In Wroclaw

d)

In Wadowice

24.

For how many years was John Paul II Pope?

a)

30 years

b)

26 years

c)

28 years

d)

24 years

25.

When did Emilia Wojtyla die of kidney failure?

a)

April 13, 1929

b)

April 1, 1928

c)

May 20, 1929

d)

June 13, 1928

26.

Maximillian Kolbe arrested by Nazis. He dies in Auschwitz concentration camp 5 months later

a)

April 13, 1940

b)

February 17, 1941

c)

May 20, 1944

d)

September 1, 1939

27.

Karol Wojtyla, Sr., Karol's father dies

a)

April 13, 1940

b)

February 17, 1941

c)

May 20, 1944

d)

February 18, 1941

28.

Karol enters secret seminary run by archbishop Adam Stefan Saphiea of Krakow

a)

Fall, 1940

b)

Fall, 1941

c)

Fall, 1944

d)

Fall, 1942

29.

Father Karol leaves for Rome to begin graduate theological studies at the Angelicum University

a)

November 15, 1946

b)

December 18, 1947

c)

June 17, 1947

d)

November 1, 1946

30.

Father Karol completes his class work for doctorate in theology. He submits his thesis, entitled The Problems of Faith in the Works of Saint John of the Cross

a)

November 15, 1947

b)

December 8, 1949

c)

June 14, 1948

d)

April 1, 1950

31.

Father Karol returns to Poland and is assigned to the Church of the Assumption of Our Lady in Neigwoc, Poland

a)

July, 1947

b)

August, 1949

c)

June, 1948

d)

July, 1948

32.

Karol receives his doctoral degree in theology from Jagiellonian University

a)

July 15, 1947

b)

December 26, 1948

c)

June 14, 1948

d)

July 13, 1948

33.

Karol is named auxiliary bishop of Krakow by Pope Pius XII

a)

July 4, 1958

b)

December 25, 1948

c)

January 1, 1960

d)

July 23, 1958

34.

Karol is consecrated an auxiliary bishop by Archbishop Eugene Baziak, becoming the youngest bishop in Poland at age 38

a)

July 4, 1958

b)

December 25, 1948

c)

September 28, 1958

d)

July 23, 1958

35.

Bishop Karol leaves for Rome to attend Second Vatican Council

a)

July 21, 1962

b)

June 25, 1961

c)

September 28, 1958

d)

October 5, 1962

36.

Pope John XXIII begins first session of the Second Vatican Council

a)

July 21, 1962

b)

October 11, 1962

c)

September 28, 1964

d)

October 5, 1962

37.

The cardinal of Millan, Italy is chosen as pope and takes the name of Pope Paul VI

a)

June 3, 1963

b)

April 13, 1964

c)

March 3, 1964

d)

June 21, 1963

38.

Pope Paul VI names Karol as Archbishop of Krakow

a)

March 3, 1963

b)

December 30, 1963

c)

March 3, 1964

d)

June 21, 1963

39.

Karol is consecrated as Archbishop of Krakow

a)

March 3, 1964

b)

December 30, 1963

c)

March 8, 1964

d)

June 21, 1965

40.

Fourth and final session of the Second Vatican ends

a)

March 3, 1964

b)

December 25, 1963

c)

March 8, 1964

d)

December 8, 1965

41.

JPII is consecrated as a Cardinal

a)

November 3, 1967

b)

December 20, 1966

c)

March 28, 1964

d)

June 28, 1967

42.

Cardinal Albino Luciani from Naples, Italy becomes pope and takes the name of John Paul I

a)

November 3, 1977

b)

December 20, 1976

c)

August 6, 1978

d)

August 25, 1978

43.

Pope John Paul I dies

a)

September 28, 1978

b)

December 20, 1976

c)

August 6, 1978

d)

August 25, 1978

44.

John Paul II visits Mexico

a)

September 28, 1978

b)

October 16, 1978

c)

January 26, 1979

d)

October 1, 1979

45.

Mehemet Ali Agca attempts to assassinate Pope John Paul II, but he survives the assassination attempt

a)

September 28, 1980

b)

October 16, 1988

c)

May 13, 1981

d)

October 1, 1979

46.

Pope proclaims Marian Year in honor of the Blessed Mother

a)

1980

b)

1983

c)

1985

d)

1988

47.

Opening of the cause of Pope John Paul II beautification is held at the Basilica of Saint John Lateran in Rome

a)

September 28, 2006

b)

April 2, 2005

c)

June 28, 2005

d)

October 13, 2006

48.

"Acriter et Fideliter"

a)

The motto of the Swiss Guard

b)

The title of John Paul II's dissertation for his doctoral degree

c)

John Paul II's first encyclical

d)

John Paul II's motto

49.

What word was used to describe Mario Enzler?

a)

Fierce

b)

Faithful

c)

Determined

d)

Passionate

e)

Persevering

50.

Prior to the election as pope, what did John Paul II say is the only measure of a pontificate and every human life?

a)

Jesus telling Peter to come to him on the stormy sea

b)

Jesus asking Peter -"Do you love me?"

c)

Jesus telling the apostles, "Peace be with you", after the resurrection

d)

Jesus telling the apostles, "Be not afraid", after the resurrection

e)

Jesus telling Peter to "Come follow me"

51.

Who was the first saint canonized by John Paul II in the new millennium, and for what are they known?

a)

St. Maximillian Kolbe - Giving his life for another in Auschwitz

b)

St. Faustina Kowolska - Divine Mercy Devotions

c)

St. Teresa of Lisiuex - Doing small things with great love

d)

St. Teresa of Calcutta - Working with the poor of India

52.

Which saint's theology was featured in John Paul II's doctoral dissertation

a)

St. John Bosco

b)

Padre Pio

c)

St. Teresa of Avila

d)

St. John of the Cross

53.

What did Cardinal Wyszynski decide to organize to catechize the Polish people and undermine the communist regime?

a)

Living Rosary

b)

Solidarity Movement

c)

Great Novena

d)

Divine Mercy

e)

Blue Army

54.

Why were Polish churches nearly empty on the day of John Paul II's installation mass?

a)

The Polish government prohibited attendance at Mass

b)

The communist government threatened to arrest anyone who attended the Mass

c)

The Mass was televised so the majority of people watched from home

d)

Due to communist crackdown on Catholics, most Catholics sought refuge in other nearby countries

55.

According to John Paul II, what is the opposite of loving?

a)

Hating another person

b)

Using another person

c)

Showing apathy to another person

d)

Putting self before the needs of others

56.

What did John Paul II have installed in Saint Peter's square after his recovery from his injuries?

a)

An image of The Divine Mercy

b)

A statue of St. Jude

c)

A statue of Mary

d)

A tapestry of the vision of Fatima

57.

How did John Paul II demonstrate his opposition to the death penalty?

a)

He urged the Church to protest all use of capital punishment

b)

He intervened in several cases of capital punishment in the Unites States urging clemency

c)

He declared capital punishment a mortal sin

d)

He sent Vatican letters to the Supreme Court urging that the death penalty be abolished

58.

What miracle attributed to the intercession of John Paul II cleared the way for the pope's canonization?

a)

The curing of a child born blind

b)

The curing of a nun with Parkinson's disease

c)

The healing of a paralyzed teenager in Poland

d)

The healing of a woman with a brain aneurysm

59.

Where did Pope John Paul II travel to on his last international journey?

a)

Poland

b)

Fatima, Portugal

c)

Lourdes, France

d)

Mexico City

60.

How did Fr. Karol conceal his identity as a priest?

a)

He dressed like a layman and used his nickname

b)

He did not speak publicly about religion

c)

He dressed like a layman

d)

He used a nickname

61.

What did the church built in Krakow resemble?

a)

A cross

b)

Noah's Ark

c)

A cave

d)

A Jewish synagogue

e)

A secular building, so that it would blend in and not be persecuted

62.

John Paul II said it was easy to accept the Gospel teaching in its entirety if you love God

a)

True

b)

False

63.

What did John Paul II say plays an important role in guarding purity?

a)

Having control over one's eyes

b)

Dressing modestly

c)

Not dating alone, only in groups

d)

Demonstrating self-control

64.

What did the Prime Minister of Poland organize due to the celebration of a millennium of Polish history?

a)

Great Novena

b)

Living Rosary

c)

A fair at which John Paul was invited to speak

d)

A statue of John Paul in Victory Square

65.

What had some popes, prior to John Paul II found objectionable about the Sistine Chapel?

a)

The paintings had become blurry over the years

b)

The nudity in the images

c)

The ceiling had become unstable with age

d)

It was too small to open to the public

66.

What was the name of Michelangelo's famous statue in the Vatican?

a)

David

b)

The Pieta

c)

Christ the Redeemer

d)

The Resurrection

67.

How old was Edmund when he died of scarlet fever?

a)

24

b)

25

c)

26

d)

30

68.

What image of the Sistine Chapel is visible to Cardinals when they vote for the new Pope

a)

The Creation

b)

The Nativity

c)

The Last Supper

d)

The Crucifixion

e)

The Final Judgment

69.

What was the title of Karol Wojtyla's book on phenomenology?

a)

The Doctrine of Faith According to St. John of the Cross

b)

Crossing the Threshold of Hope

c)

The Gospel of Life

d)

Rich in Mercy

e)

Person and Act

70.

What did Cardinal Wyszynski do to recatechize the Polish people and undermine the communist regime?

a)

He directed the people to pray the rosary daily

b)

He taught the people the Chaplet of Divine Mercy

c)

He organized the Great Novena

d)

He held Mass outside in the public square where all could see

e)

He taught the people in their native language instead of Latin which was the official language of the Church

71.

At what age was Fr. Karol made a cardinal?

a)

33

b)

39

c)

45

d)

47

e)

55

72.

From whom did Bishop Wojtyla request and intercession on the behalf of Wanda Poltawska, a woman suffering from cancer?

a)

St. John Bosco

b)

Pope John Paul I

c)

St. John Vianney

d)

Padre Pio

e)

St. Peregrine

73.

Karol received the sacrament of Holy Orders from Padre Pio during a pilgrimage to San Giovanni Rotondo

a)

True

b)

False

74.

In describing contemplative life, who said, "All activities should be rooted in prayer as though in a spiritual soil?

a)

Louis de Montfort

b)

St. Teresa of Avila

c)

Mother Teresa

d)

John Paul II

e)

St. John Bosco

75.

What year did Pope John Paul II declare to be the Year of the Family?

a)

1983

b)

1990

c)

1994

d)

2000

e)

2004

76.

When did the Vatican release the third part of the revelations from fatima?

a)

October 16, 1978

b)

May 13, 1981

c)

June 26, 2000

d)

April 2, 2005

e)

April 27, 2014

77.

Which Popes held the office of Pope LONGER than John Paul II

a)

St. Peter

b)

Pope Pius IX

c)

Pope John XXIII

d)

Pope Paul VI

e)

Pope Benedict XVI

78.

Who said that the purpose of Marian devotion is to "help people love Jesus with the Immaculata's heart"?

a)

Louis de Montfort

b)

St. Teresa of Avila

c)

Mother Teresa

d)

St. Maximillian Kolbe

e)

St. John Bosco

79.

What is the Dono di Maria

a)

A chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary within the Pope's residence

b)

A prayer of consecration to Mary

c)

A homeless shelter in the Vatican established by Mother Teresa with John Paul II

d)

A Catholic school, near the Vatican, for girls who want to enter the convent and become nuns

e)

A statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary located in St. Peter's Basilica, it s said to have miraculously cried tears of blood

80.

I ask you for the gift of ...

To better know you and your divine perfections

a)

Wisdom

b)

Understanding

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

81.

For the gift of...


To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

a)

Wisdom

b)

Understanding

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

82.

For the gift of...


That I may live according to the principles of this faith

a)

Wisdom

b)

Understanding

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

83.

For the gift of...


That I may live according to the principles of this faith

a)

Wisdom

b)

Understanding

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

84.

For the gift of...


That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in You

a)

Wisdom

b)

Understanding

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

85.

For the gift of...


That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

a)

Piety

b)

Fear of the Lord

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

86.

For the gift of...


That I may always serve your majesty with a filial love

a)

Piety

b)

Fear of the Lord

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

87.

For the gift of...


That I may dread sin which offends you, O my God.

a)

Piety

b)

Fear of the Lord

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

88.

I ask you for the gift of Wisdom

a)

To better know you and your divine perfections

b)

To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

89.

For the gift of understanding

a)

To better know you and your divine perfections

b)

To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

90.

For the gift of Counsel

a)

To better know you and your divine perfections

b)

To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

91.

For the gift of Knowledge

a)

To better know you and your divine perfections

b)

To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

92.

For the gift of Fortitude

a)

To better know you and your divine perfections

b)

To clearly discern the spirit of the mysteries of the holy faith

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

93.

For the gift of Piety

a)

That I may always serve Your Majesty with a filial love

b)

That I may dread sin, which offends you

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

94.

For the gift of Fear of the Lord

a)

That I may always serve Your Majesty with a filial love

b)

That I may dread sin, which offends you

c)

That I may live according to the principles of this faith

d)

That I may look for counsel in You and that I may always find it in you

e)

That no fear or earthly preoccupations would ever separate me from you

95.

Devotion to God

a)

Piety

b)

Fear of the Lord

c)

Counsel

d)

Knowledge

e)

Fortitude

96.

With what words does Totus Tuus begin?

a)

Holy Mary

b)

Immaculate Conception

c)

Virgin Mot Holy

d)

Mother of God

e)

Mary, my mother

97.

What does the prayer Totus Tuus ask Mother Mary to lead and guide us toward?

a)

The Holy Spirit

b)

Jesus

c)

Heaven

d)

The Church

98.

What does the prayer Totus Tuus ask Mary to give the petitioner?

a)

Faith

b)

Dispositions and Feelings of Mary

c)

Hope

d)

Love of Christ

e)

Willing obedience to God the Father

99.

What does the prayer Totus Tuus ask Mary to enlighten and expand?

a)

Thoughts and behaviors

b)

Dispositions and feelings

c)

Faith and work

d)

Love of Christ

e)

Willing obedience to God the Father

100.

Pope Paul VI dies

a)

October 11, 1962

b)

August 6, 1978

c)

October 16, 1978

d)

May 13, 1981

e)

April 2, 2005

101.

What is the motto of the Swiss Guard?

a)

Be not afraid

b)

Protectors of the Freedom of the Church

c)

Totus Tuus

d)

A cross embracing the world

e)

All for the greater glory of God

102.

What one word does Mario Enzler use to describe Pope John Paul II?

a)

Faithful

b)

Tenacity

c)

Persevering

d)

Courageous

e)

Loving

103.

Prior to his election as Pope, what did John Paul II say is the only measure of a pontificate and every human life?

a)

Faith

b)

Courage

c)

Love

d)

Tenacity

e)

Spirituality

104.

Which of the following were prominent themes of Polish literature and drama that John Paul II later referred to in his teachings as Pope?

a)

Political and religious freedom

b)

Dignity of labor

c)

Courage under persecution

d)

Sacrificial love and redemptive suffering

e)

Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary

105.

Upon his return to Poland from Rome, to what parish was Fr. Karol appointed as assistant pastor?

a)

Assumption of Our Lady in Niegowic

b)

Church of the Natvity in Krakow

c)

The Annunciation of Our Lady in Wroclaw

d)

St. John of the Cross in Poznan

e)

Church of Our Lady in Warsaw

106.

What academic degree did Fr. Karol earn at the Jagiellonian University that qualified him to teach at the University level?

a)

Doctorate degree in theology

b)

Doctorate degree in ethics

c)

Masters degree in theology

d)

Doctorate degree in philosophy

107.

Why did Fr. Karol go by the nickname Wujek?

a)

He was a young priest, and it was a term of honor from the youth groups he served

b)

The communists controlled Poland and suppressed church gatherings of youth

c)

As a young priest he was beloved by the students of the school where he served and they gave him the nickname

d)

It was a family term of endearment that stuck with him all of his life

e)

None of the above

108.

Why did the Polish government allow Fr. Karol to become a bishop when they rejected others?

a)

He was young and they thought he would be easy to control

b)

They had already rejected over 20 names and the pressure was mounting to accept one

c)

They believed Karol was a communist sympathizer based on his actions

d)

It is not known why, Karol always believed it was just the will of God.

109.

Soviets had followed Fr. Karol for many years, what did they learn about him?

a)

That he was actively working to defeat the Soviet communist leadership

b)

That he spent 6 - 8 hours a day in prayer and meditation

c)

That his masses were very popular which made him dangerous if he spoke against the communists

d)

All of the above

e)

None of the above

110.

What religious artwork is a symbol of faith, patriotism, and endurance for the Polish Nation?

a)

Our Lady of the Holy Child

b)

The black madonna

c)

Our Lady of Fatima

d)

Our Lady of Czestochowa

e)

Mother of the Word

111.

What is one way that Cardinal Wojtyla showed care for he poor?

a)

He visited the poor every day

b)

He gave away his material possessions

c)

He started a soup kitchen to feed the hungry

d)

He allowed the homeless to sleep in the Church

112.

What was the relationship between Padre Pio and John Paul II?

a)

John Paul II received the sacrament of Reconciliation from him

b)

He was John Paul II's teacher while in seminary

c)

He was a priest in the town where John Paul II grew up

d)

Pio was the first bishop to be named a Cardinal by John Paul II

113.

When John Paul II said, "What God commands, which may seem humanly impossible, he gives us the means to carry out" what was he talking about?

a)

His feeling that he was unqualified to be Pope

b)

The lives of the martyrs he canonized as saints

c)

The secret to every vocation

d)

His challenge to overthrow the communist regime

114.

How many international trips did John Paul II make?

a)

100

b)

143

c)

123

d)

104

115.

How many trips did John Paul II make within Italy?

a)

100

b)

146

c)

123

d)

104

116.

When John Paul II traveled to other countries what image did he say he wanted to present to others to support them?

a)

Image of Jesus the Good Shepherd

b)

Image of Jesus the Teacher

c)

Image of Jesus the Prophet, Priest and King

d)

Image of Jesus the Sacred Heart

e)

Image of Jesus the Divine Mercy

117.

How many people did John Paul II beatify in their first step to canonization?

a)

1038

b)

1338

c)

1383

d)

1833

118.

What was John Paul II's first encyclical?

a)

Redemptor Hominis

b)

Fides et Ratio

c)

Veritatis Splendor

d)

Rerum Novarum

e)

Evangelium Vitae

119.

In Redemptor Hominis, what did John Paul II declare about the Church?

a)

That the Church was in a time of great persecution and must turn to Mary

b)

That the Church was in a New Advent to build a civilization of love

c)

That the Church needed to turn to a new evangelization of the world

d)

That the Church needed to seek unity where there was divisin with other faiths in the world

120.

What was true about John Paul II's hectic schedule?

a)

It made it difficult for him to find time to pray

b)

It meant that he slept no more than 4 hours each night

c)

He was never in a hurry

d)

He spent at least 4 hours a day writing

121.

In his first encyclical, what did John Paul II say that man could not live without?

a)

Mary

b)

Jesus

c)

Mercy

d)

Love

e)

Hope

122.

According to John Paul II why do humans view the body as a temptation to lust instead of an invitation to love?

a)

Satan causes us to fall into temptation

b)

Original Sin

c)

Human weakness

d)

Failure on our part to nourish ourselves with the Eucharist

123.

What do we call the tendency to use another person as an object for one's selfish gratification?

a)

Concupiscence

b)

Lust

c)

Gluttony

d)

Covetousness

124.

How did John Paul II respond to critics who said that he was exacerbating overpopulation by refusing to promote contraception?

a)

He said that it was God's will

b)

He reminded them that all children are a gift from God

c)

He said that the solution to poverty was not reducing poor children

d)

He challenged them to understand that contraception was a sin against life

125.

Who taught Karol a strong devotion to the Holy Spirit?

a)

Jan Tyranowki

b)

Archbishop Adam Stefan Sapieha

c)

Father Franciszek Zak

d)

Father Stanislaw Dzwisz

e)

His father

126.

What was the subject of the encyclical Dominum et Vivficantem?

a)

Mary

b)

The Holy Spirit

c)

The Love of a Family

d)

The Eucharist

127.

According to Jason Evert, where was John Paul II's favorite place to pray?

a)

In the Vatican Gardens

b)

Before the Blessed Sacrament

c)

In St. Peter's Basilica

d)

In the Sistine Chapel

128.

What did John Paul II call the first "tabernacle" in history?

a)

The Ark of the Covenant

b)

The Holy Grail

c)

The Manger at Bethlehem

d)

The cross at Cavalry

e)

Mary

129.

How did John Paul II interpret the third vision of Fatima?

a)

He believed that World War III was near

b)

He believed that it predicted the time immediately preceding Jesus' second coming at the end of time

c)

He believed that there would be increased persecution and suffering of the church

d)

He believed that the Anti Christ was coming

130.

What did John Paul II have installed in Saint Peter's square after his recovery from his injuries?

a)

An image of The Divine Mercy

b)

A statue of St. Jude

c)

A statue of Mary

d)

A tapestry of the vision of Fatima

131.

Where and when did a second assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II occur?

a)

1982, in Fatima

b)

1980, in Poland

c)

1981, in Rome

d)

1983, in Lourdes

132.

What is the message of St. Paul's writings of "redemptive suffering"?

a)

Suffering is a way of coming closer to God

b)

Suffering is caused by Original Sin

c)

Suffering is an opportunity to embrace one's cross

d)

Suffering is evil caused by Satan

e)

Suffering is caused by lack of love

133.

What is the subject of the encyclical Salvifici Doloris?

a)

The Holy Spirit

b)

Jesus' death on the Cross

c)

The Sacrifice of the Eucharist

d)

The meaning of human suffering

e)

Mary, the mother of Jesus

134.

What did John Paul II believe about sickness?

a)

He believed sickness was an opportunity to suffer with Christ

b)

He believed that illness was due to sin

c)

He believed that those who were ill had spiritual power

d)

He believed that illness was an attack by Satan on those who were holy