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WorksheetsWEEK 3 QUIZ
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of the following is TRUE about the nature of the Church?
Our Catholic Church traces its origin back to the Old Testament Qahal and the New Testament Ekklesia
The Church is an assembly convoked by God.
All of us who are baptized and believe in God are called forth by the Lord. Together we are the Church. Christ is, as Paul says, the Head of the Church. We are his body.
All of the above
Which of the following is true about the Catholic Church?
Christ gave the Church the means whereby man can be sanctified and saved.
The Church is the People of God, the Body of Christ, and the Temple of the Holy Spirit.
Jesus Christ founded the Church to bring all men/women to eternal salvation.
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT true about the nature of the Catholic Church?
Four signs or marks have traditionally helped identify the Church’s true nature: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic.
The Church is the primordial sacrament of the Blessed Trinity on earth.
The Church is the Sacrament of Christ. The Church is both human and divine
All of the above
What are the marks of the true Church?
It is founded by the faith of the apostles in Jesus.
It is One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Human and Divine
It is identified with the seven sacraments.
Why did Jesus Christ found the Church?
to continue His saving presence and mission on earth
to liberate people from the slavery of sin
Why is the Church the Sacrament of Christ?
The Church, with all its material signs – Scripture, the Sacraments, the saints, ministries brings to Christ into our midst.
The Church is led by the Holy Spirit who guides on her missionary paths
The Church has a mission mandate.
none of the above
Which of the following describes the image of the Church as the People of God?
The image rooted in the Old Testament covenants where God accompanies and loves the Israelites.
Jesus is the cornerstone and we are the living stones. God and the Holy Spirit dwell with His family in the Church.
Which of the following describes the image of the Church as the temple of the Holy Spirit?
Jesus is the cornerstone and we are the living stones. Individual Christians are stones built into this temple.
The image rooted in the Old Testament covenants where God accompanies and loves the Israelites.
Which of the following describes the image of the Church as the Body of Christ?
Jesus is the cornerstone and we are the living stones. Individual Christians are stones built into this temple.
Together, we form the Body of Christ. If one suffers, all parts suffer. If one part is honored, all the parts share its joy.
In the letters of St. Paul, what does the expression “the body of Christ” refers to?
The human body of Jesus Christ
His presence in the Sacrament of the Eucharist
His body, which is the Church
All of the above
Why did St. Paul use the image of the church as the Body of Christ?
To show unity amid diversity in the Church, that there are different parts of the body but work together as one.
To show that within Christ’s body, the church, there is a great variety of members and functions.
To show that together, we form the Body of Christ.
All of the above
Which of the following is true about the Magisterium?
The “official teaching” of the church on moral matters.
The teaching authority of the Church.
It is made up of the Pope and bishops.
All of the above
Which of the following is true about the Church in relation to our society?
The Church has no moral obligation to speak about the moral implications of any economic, political, and cultural issues in society.
The Church serves as the moral center of our society.
The Church must stay away from any form of issues and concerns of society.
All of the above
Christ “inaugurated his Church by preaching the coming of God’s Kingdom”
TRUE
FALSE
The Church is the “Kingdom of God in process.”
TRUE
FALSE
The petition “Your Kingdom come” in the Lord’s Prayer clearly indicates that God’s Kingdom is something already here, but not yet in its fulfillment in glory.
TRUE
FALSE
Vatican II’s favorite image of the Church is “the new People of God.”
TRUE
FALSE
As a priestly people by reason of our Baptism, strengthened by Confirmation and nourished by the Eucharist, we Christians offer spiritual worship for the glory of God and the salvation of men.
TRUE
FALSE
As a prophetic people, we give witness to Christ by our understanding of the faith and the grace of speech “so that the power of the Gospel may shine out in daily family and social life”
TRUE
FALSE
As Catholics, we are united in our Creed and other teachings. The celebration of the sacraments, and the hierarchical structure based on the apostolic succession is preserved and handed on through the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
ONE
HOLY
CATHOLIC
APOSTOLIC
Christ sanctifies the Church, and in turn, through Him and with Him, the Church becomes His agent for sanctification
ONE
HOLY
CATHOLIC
APOSTOLIC
The Church is indeed Catholic in that Christ is universally present in the Church and that He has commissioned the Church to evangelize the world "Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations" (Matthew 28:19).
ONE
HOLY
CATHOLIC
APOSTOLIC
Christ founded the Church and entrusted His authority to His apostles, the first bishops. He entrusted a special authority to St. Peter, the first Pope and Bishop of Rome, to act as His vicar here on earth. This authority has been handed down through the Sacrament of Holy Orders in what we call the apostolic succession of bishops, and then by extension, to priests and deacons.
ONE
HOLY
CATHOLIC
APOSTOLIC
According to PCP II the mission of the Church originates “from the mission of the Son and the mission of the Holy Spirit, in accordance with the decree of God the Father”
TRUE
FALSE
What is the Church?
The congregation of all baptized person professing one faith, one Lord, one baptism and the same sacraments under the authority of one visible head, the Supreme Pontiff or the Pope.
In the New Testament, the Church comes from the Greek term ekklesia which is means an assembly called together by God.
The Catholic Church is the community of men and women, united in Christ and guided by the Holy Spirit, under the leadership of the successor of Peter and the Bishops in communion with him
All of the above
