WorksheetsReview Test for Final Examination
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 22mins
In telling St. Peter to be a shepherd of his flock, it is clear that Christ was giving him a specific ministry in the Church, one not shared by any of his companions.
True
False
More than just a gathering of God’s faithful people, the Catholic Church is the Sacrament of Salvation
True
False
The Church’s ecumenical efforts in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries presented ecumenism not as a mutual process and dialogue but as capitulation
True
False
The Church’s ecumenical efforts in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were directed almost exclusively toward the Orthodox Churches *
True
False
One requirement of interreligious dialogue is a willingness to compromise religious beliefs carefully if they advance a greater understanding among peoples of different faiths.
True
False
Sts. Paul and Augustine are the two greatest figures of the early Church, the people most responsible for shaping and expanding the reach of the Gospel
True
False
What is the dialogue between the Catholic Church and non-Christian religions?
Interreligious dialogue
religious assembly
ecumenism
Oxford movement
What is the movement within the Catholic Church to take dramatic steps to correct abuses within her ranks and to re energize both the clergy and the laity with the power of the Gospel
Indulgence
Justification
Antipope
Counter Reformation
This heresy claimed that there is only one nature in Christ, that any human nature he may have had was incorporated into his divine nature
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Apollonarianism
Arianism
At this event, the Holy Spirit transformed a small group of frightened men into courageous witnesses of the Faith
Baptism
Pentecost
Ascension
Transfiguration
The Gospel narrative “upon this rock” (Mt 16:15–19) reveals that...
Christ established a Church.
Christ’s Church is visible.
Christ gave St.Peter certain authority over the Church.
All are correct.
What is the meaning of the motto, Ecclesia semper reformanda est?
The Church is one body with Christ
The Church is united as one
The Church is always in need of reform.
The Church is a gift from God
According to the Catechism, all of these are key requirements for effective ecumenism except..
prayer in common.
dialogue among theologians.
doctrinal and liturgical syncretism
fraternal knowledge
What is “too-easy” ecumenism?
working together to help divided Christians grow in mutual love and respect for each other.
think that all non-Catholics must simply renounce their errors and become Catholic,
interior conversion of each member of the faithful
seeks unity by setting aside essential doctrinal differences as if they were inessential.
What are the three primary groups that marked Modern-day Christianity?
Anglican Communion, Orthodox Churches, and Protestant denominations
Catholic Church, Protestant denominations, and Anglican Communion
Catholic Church, Anglican Communion, and Orthodox Churches
Catholic Church, Orthodox Churches., and Protestant denominations
What kinds of prayer are legitimate between Catholics and other Christians?
Common prayer services that include prayers for unity are encouraged
Sacramental worship
Novena
Holy Rosary
(a) history is filled with fumbling efforts to find God, but for his part God has been pursuing us methodically, offering us a relationship with him so we might come to know him
Instead of referring to non-Catholic Christians as heretics or schismatics, Unitatis Redintegratio called them separated (a) , emphasizing the common status of all Christians as children of God through the grace of Baptism
The Battle of (a) came to be celebrated in the Church as the feast of Our Lady of Victory. Later, the name of the feast was changed to Our Lady of the Rosary.
According to Unitatis Redintegratio, “Nothing is so foreign to the spirit of (a) as a false conciliatory approach which harms the purity of Catholic doctrine and obscures its assured genuine meaning.” *
The Eucharist is not simply something that makes communion happen but God himself, the source and instrument of communion between himself and his people.
True
False
St. Ignatius of Loyola had his most profound influence on the Church through the order he founded, the Society of Jesus, commonly known as the (a) .
The Protestant and Anglican communities that arose out of the Reformation either deny the need for Apostolic (a) or have redefined it in various ways that are incompatible with what the Catholic and Orthodox Churches believe.
Just as each of the Seven (a) is a visible sign by which God confers his grace, so, too, is the Church a visible sign of God’s grace
The renewal movement called (a) emphasized personal conversion and piety over the role of ritual worship and stressed the urgency of the “born again” experience and making a firm commitment to Christ.
What are the three primary groups that marked Modern-day Christianity?
Catholic Church
Orthodox Churches
Anglicans
Hinduism
Islam
What are the Four Marks of the Church?
one
holy
catholic
apostolic
historical
What are the Essential Guidelines for Ecumenism?
Fraternal knowledge of each other
Repentance
Conversion of heart
Dialogue
Unity
It is an efficacious sign of grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, by which divine life is dispensed through the work of the Holy Spirit.
Sacred traditions
Sacraments
Prayers
Sacred teachings
Why did God reveal himself gradually over time rather than all at once in a majestic show of power?
Because relationships take time to establish, whether between God and man or between persons
Because He respects our free will, which he gave us.
Because he wanted us to grow and populate the whole world before choosing one person through whom all humanity may come to know him.
Because human intelligence is too weak to grasp the full mystery of God revealed all at once
A saying that expresses the aims of Christian unity is...
“In essentials, liberty; in doubtful matters, charity; in all things, unity.”
“In essentials, charity; in doubtful matters, liberty; in all things, tolerance.”
“In essentials, unity; in doubtful matters, liberty; in all things, charity.”
“In essentials, faith; in doubtful matters, hope; in all things, love.
Which among these is not the contributing factor in the East-West division within Christendom?
Language and culture.
Politics and governance.
Theological disputes and liturgical differences.
Barbarian invasions.
Iconography and sacred music.
What is the meaning of the motto, Ecclesia semper reformanda est?
The Church is united as one
The Church is a gift from God
The Church is always in need of reform.
The Church is one body with Christ
