This saint is known as the Apostle of Germany

This saint founded the Rule

This saint is known as the Apostle of Ireland

This saint is known as the Apostle of Russia/Ukraine

The heresy that denies original sin and man's need for grace to attain salvation

The heresy that comes from the word for knowledge and stated that all matter is evil

The heresy that said Mary was the mother of Jesus, but not of God

The heresy that said Jesus was not God, but rather a highly elevated creature of God

The heresy that stated Jesus only had one nature and his human nature was "incorporated" into His Divine nature

Reduces the time of purification in Purgatory

Removes or eliminates this time in Purgatory all together

Grace Alone

Faith Alone

Scripture Alone

A _______ Is an assembly under Church authority to discuss and decide on matter pertaining to doctrine, liturgy, or discipline

_________ is the total rejection of the Christian Faith by a baptized person

Great holy leader who came forward to lead the Church and fight heresy was called a/an ________

A _______ is a deliberate denial of a truth of the Faith by a baptized person.

A break in communion with the pope and His Church by a group is called a __________

The Benedictine motto _______ means to "pray and work"

A ______ is a solemn promise

The final split between the East and West is known as the ______

An ______ is used for as an aid for Christian acts of piety

______ is Arabic for "submission"

______ was the phrase used by multiple Emperors, meaning exterminate the Christians

________ was the Emperor who legalized Christianity

This proclamation legalized Christianity in the Roman Empire

A _____ is an individual who is being instructed in the Faith and preparing for Baptism

This Emperor set a great fire to the city of Rome and blamed it on the Christians: ______

_____ were the process whereby someone accused of heresy was examined and judged on whether his actions threatened others' salvation

______ were military expeditions to retake the Holy Land and other former Christian lands from the Muslims

As the demand for education grew, a collection of schools formed together to make a corporation known as ______

The _____ were a group who grew out of a charity for caring for sick pilgrims who came to the Holy Land

The ____ were a group whose main goal was to protect pilgrims as they traveled to the Holy Land

Originally the Apostles performed infant Baptisms, but around the 3rd century they began adult Baptisms

The symbol known as "Chi Rho" was used as an early Christian symbol for Christ.

The first councils revolved around the question, "Who is Jesus?"

Theotokos is the title for the Blessed Mother meaning, "God-bearer"

King Peter IV converted to impress his wife

The Council of Jerusalem, was an archetype for all future Ecumenical Councils

The creed we say at Mass is a product of the Council of Nicea in 325 AD

Latria and Dulia are distinctions of icons

The Franciscans were a monastic order

A catechumen is one who is being instructed in the Faith before entering the Church

Luther posted his Ninety-Nine Theses on the door of a Church

The Second Ecumenical Council of Trent officially condemned iconoclasm

The barbarian Germanic tribes battled against the Roman Empire for centuries

Islam translates to holy war

Meaning teaching, the Apocryphal was a 1st century teaching on Christian morals, practices and ministry

Tuesdays and Fridays were days of fasting and penance in the early Church

All works were considered not genuine or canonical were called the Didache

St. John Damascus was a leader on the Iconoclasm, helping to destroy all icons

Monasticism had a profound effect on the western world

The Koran consists of 114 chapters and verses

The first Masse were set up very similarly to our Masses today, with: readings from the Bible, the singing of Psalms and hymns, common prayers and the consecration of the Eucharist

The Council of Alexandria in 49 AD was an archetype for future ecumenical councils

The Great Schism happened in 1504

Martin Luther was originally an Augustinian priest

The Council of Trent was called to discuss the reforms that were needed after the Protestant Reformation

Indulgences offer the Christian faithful a way to do something good as penance for sins

A partial indulgence removes or eliminates the time of purification in purgatory

The Crusades were meant to check Muslim expansion in to the Byzentine Empire and free the Holy Land for Christian pilgrimage and worship

Albigensianism believed the soul was bad and the body was good

Sts. Cyril and Methodius used the Slavonic language in their liturgy

What does ecumenical mean?

What were the two forces who aided in the Church's work of conversion?

What were believers of Islam obliged to do?

Who combated the heresy of Arianism?

The main purpose of the Knights Templar was to:

Members of Christian monasticism seek to live their lives modeling whom?

Sts. Perpetua and Felicity were what?

Muhammad claimed to have been given a message by whom?

What was the policy that allowed Christians to live only if they renounced their faith and offered sacrifice to pagan gods?

Which one of these was not one of the good outcomes of the Crusades?

How many ecumenical councils has the Church had?

Who combated the heresy of Pelagianism?

What year was Christianity legalized?

What were the original intentions of the Crusades?

Poverty, Chastity and Obedience fall under which structure of holiness?

These people believe it is wrong to have or produce images of Jesus and the saints

Which was not a main objective of the Council of Trent?

What question did the Council of Jerusalem address?

If someone was a Christian but didn't believe in one of the Church's teachings, this would be:

The result of the Protestant Reformation was an example of:

What is a martyr?

The Franciscans were founded by what saint?

Which saint founded the Order of Preachers?

The Latin term Filioque means ________ in English

The Hypostatic Union states that Jesus is:

The Great Schism took place in what year?

Which one of these was not a rumor spread about the Early Christians?

Which of these is not one of the Last Four Things?

What effect did the Papal States not have on the Church?

What is the term that means one is entering into a heresy through ignorance of the truth?

What is the term that means one is entering into a heresy freely and with full understanding?

Martin Luther's main three teachings were all but which of the following?

Martin Luther's concept of "Faith Alone" as the means for salvation does not work with this Scripture verse: "Faith without works is dead." Where can we find this verse in the Bible?

Which of these is not a famous piece created by Michaelangelo?

Which crusade with, without permission, and took a shortcut through Constantinople in 1204 and pillaged the city?