St. Peter founded the Church.

The Church is the Body of Christ.

The Holy Spirit plays a pivotal role in sustaining the Church and her mission.

School is the original cell of society, where we learn moral values and the proper use of

our freedom.

Society has a particular responsibility to protect and foster family life.

Parents have a responsibility not just to provide for their children’s physical needs, but

also to educate them.

Nero was the first Roman emperor to become a Christian.

In Pagan Rome, unwanted babies, especially girls, were often left to die of exposure.

St. Paul converted to Christianity because he was convinced by the arguments of the

Disciples of Christ.

When we study the history of the Church, we learn who we are as Christians and gain a

stronger sense of identity as the people of God.

Jesus established the Catholic Church during His earthly life.

Constantine was the first Roman emperor to become a Christian.

Jesus set St. Peter apart in a special way as the head of His Church on earth.

Jesus promised Paul the Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven and told him that what he

bound and loosed on earth would be bound and loosed in Heaven.

St. Paul’s missionary journeys and his numerous epistles make him one of the most

important figures in all of Christianity and the Western World.

During the early Church era, it was especially important to define what Christians

believed and establish uniformity of belief.

Church councils were held especially to gather the church leaders together to plan

celebrations following the Edict of Milan.

Emperor Constantine’s rule unleashed the spread of Christianity.

The Church outlasted the Roman Empire..

took St. Jerome 23 days to complete the work of translating the scriptures.

A proclamation issued by Emperor Constantine in 313 allowed people to worship the

deity of their choice and allowed Christians to organize churches. It was called the Pax Romana.

The lives, stories, and writings of the saints help us to understand Church history

Which of the following statements best describes what it means to be made in God’s image and

likeness?

Select the best answer. Which of these is truth?

Where do our rights as human beings come from?

A silent form of reflective prayer where the scripture reading is read out loud repeatedly while

the listener reflexes quietly to himself/herself is called:

“The human person needs to live in society. Society is not for him an extraneous addition

but a requirement of his nature. Through the exchange with others, mutual service and

dialogue with his brethren, man develops his potential; he thus responds to his vocation.”

This is a quote taken from:

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by GEORGES-PIERRE SEURAT depicts a

Sunday afternoon in a park near:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed

by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of

happiness...” Where is this Quote from?

According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, what does every human community need?

Which of the following is a true act of solidarity?

Which of the following is a true act of solidarity?

We are all called to love. What are the different kinds?

St. Scholastica was the twin sister of:

Society is a group of persons bound together organically by

Each community in society is defined by its:

On September 1st, we were given a special call by Pope Francis to what?

Which of these doesn’t describe what LOVE is:

In the family home, we should learn:

On what should human fatherhood be modeled?

St. Matthew was a:

Which one of the following is not a symbol for one of the Gospel Evangelists?

Which of the following is NOT a Cardinal Virtue?

Which is NOT a Theological Virtue?

There are 4 Steps to Canonization. Each has a Name/Title. Which of the following is the

correct order for those steps?

Blessed Laura Vicuna died at the age of:

St. Therese lived in:

What order of Sisters did St. Therese join?

Which is the best definition of the common good?

Which is NOT a reason we study History?

The Church was made manifest (began) on:

What affirmed that new life in Christ (as a Christian) took precedence over the Old Testament

Law? It made it no longer a requirement to become a Jew first in order to become a Christian.

Roman religion in the first century was called:

The Jewish temple was destroyed by the Romans in which year?

Pax Romana begins in 27 AD and continues until:

Decius becomes Emperor of Rome and continues the persecution of the Christians that was

started in 64 AD by:

Which council had the goal of correcting the false teaching, known as Arianism, that Jesus was a

created being and established that the Father and the Son are of one substance (consubstantial).

Which council set forth the Nicene Creed and established core Christian teachings.

The First Roman emperor to become Christian.

In 410 AD, this group attacked, looted, and burned Rome.

Who founded the first monastery?

The translation of Scripture Jesus would have been familiar with and quoted from.