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Worksheets8 Religion Unit 1
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 23mins
What are the four marks of the Church?
One
Holy
Catholic
Apostolic
All of the above
Which Mark of the Church is:
The Church is one in unity of belief, worship, liturgy and government.
One
Holy
Apostolic
Catholic
Which Mark of the Church is:
The Church is holy in her origin, purpose, and in her members who open themselves to grace.
One
Holy
Catholic
Apostolic
Which Mark of the Church is:
The Church is catholic because she has the fullness of Christ's truth and it is for all men at all times in all places
One
Holy
Catholic
Apostolic
Which mark of the Church is:
The Church is apostolic in that she originated with the Apostles and professes the same doctrine as the Apostles
One
Holy
Catholic
Apostolic
What does mystical mean in the mystical body of Christ?
Spiritual
Spooky
Mysterious
All of the above
Who is the visible head of the Church?
Jesus
The Apostles
The Pope
All of the above
Why did Jesus Christ found the Church?
To reach all mankind everywhere
To carry out the work of salvation
To continue Jesus's mission on earth
All of the above
What did Jesus entrust to Peter and the Apostles?
The power and means to carry out his work of salvation
The bible
The Holy Spirit
The Sacraments
What is the Mystical Body of Christ?
The Pope
The Church
The Apostles
The Sacraments
The mystical body of Christ, in Roman Catholicism, is a mystical union of all Christians into a spiritual body with Jesus Christ as their head.
True
False
Men who were personally taught by the Apostles
Doctors of the Church
Fathers of the Church
Apostolic Fathers
Adam & Eve
Letters written by the Pope about Church teachings
Revelation
Sacred Scripture
Encyclicals
Creed
Communication by God to humanity
Revelation
Sacred Scripture
Encyclicals
Creeds
Growing in our understanding of God's revelation
Revelation
Tradition
Encyclicals
Development of Doctrine
The Written Word of God
Creed
Sacred Scripture
Encyclical
Tradition
Teachings of Jesus passed on to his followers
Revelation
Sacred Scripture
Tradition
Creed
A statement of Belief
revelation
Creed
Tradition
development of Doctrine
Holy Theologians of Christian Doctrine
Sacred Scripture
Father of the Church
Creed
Doctors of the Church
Christian writers of the early centuries of the Church
Fathers of the Church
development of Doctrine
Doctors of the Church
Apostolic Fathers
Who gives the authority to gather the Bishops from all over the world?
The Bishops
The Pope
The Church
The Doctor
What is a gathering of Bishops in Rome called?
Ecumenical Council
Development of Doctrine
Encyclical
Revelation
What is discussed at an Ecumenical Council?
Matters of concern in Italy
Matters of Concern in then United States
Matters of concern for the world
Matters of concern for the Church
A (a) of the Church is a saint whose writings are acknowledged by the Church for their theological and spiritual value.
A (a) of the Church is a Christian writer of the early centuries whose writings and teachings are among the earliest expressions of the Tradition of the Church.
What do Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition have in common? Select all answers that apply.
They are both safeguarded by the Church
They are both the means in which God revealed himself to man
They are both taught by the Apostles
They are both a statement of belief
the Greek word for “assembly” that is used in the New Testament for the Church
Ekklesia
Vicar
Pentacost
Deposit of Faith
a representative, one serving as an agent for someone else
Ekklesia
Vicar
Pentecost
Deposit of Faith
The birthday of the Church, the day Jesus sent his Holy Spirit to give life to the Church
Deposit of Faith
Vicar
Pentecost
Ekklesia
All the Grace necessary for salvation, which Jesus merited for us by his death and resurrection
Deposit of Grace
Deposit of Faith
Pentecost
Vicar
The whole of God’s revelation to man, entrusted to the Church in Sacred Scripture and Tradition
Deposit of Grace
Pentecost
Deposit of Faith
Vicar
What flows from the single deposit of the Word of God?
(a)
God’s communication to man about truths about himself.
What is
(a)
God made a Covenant with
(a)
Through God, gave us the 10 Commandments
(a)
God gave his people a sacred priesthood, liturgy and hierarchical structure.
The Priests of
(a)
King of his people, defeated Goliath
(a)
God continues to reveal himself through the
(a)
