WorksheetsReligion Unit 2 Test
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 51mins
“I believe in one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church”
Essential characteristics, interconnected features of the Church
(a)
Select the sources of the Church's unity
Rooted in the mystery of the Trinity
Saving work of Jesus Christ
In and through the Holy Spirit
Secret knowledge of salvation transmitted by Christ to Apostles and select others
Denied Resurrection and the fact that Jesus became Man
-material evil
-Jesus just divine
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Denied Jesus’ divinity
Jesus was created by the Father and thus not coeternal, nor consubstantial
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Jesus had a human body but no human soul
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Part of Jesus was human, part was divine
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Jesus was only divine and his human nature was just absorbed into the divine
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Who/ what refuted gnosticism?
1st Council of Constantinople
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Ephesus
Council of Nicaea
St. Irenaeus
Who/ what refuted arianism?
1st Council of Constantinople
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Ephesus
Council of Nicaea
St. Irenaeus
Who/ what refuted apollinarianism?
1st Council of Constantinople
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Ephesus
Council of Nicaea
St. Irenaeus
Who/ what refuted Nestorianism?
1st Council of Constantinople
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Ephesus
Council of Nicaea
St. Irenaeus
Who/ what refuted Monophysitism?
1st Council of Constantinople
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Ephesus
Council of Nicaea
St. Irenaeus
The Church is united in Jesus Christ through the ______, according to the eternal plan of God the Father
Holy Spirit
Holy Trinity
Virgin Mary
Resurrection
St. Paul’s writings emphasize the desire of God that Christians be...
United as one
A strong force for war
Against everyone except Him
What does it mean to say we are one?
We are one in our faith and belief
We are one in our prayer and worship
We are one in our leadership and witness
All of the above
The is the Profession of Faith: statement that summarizes the faith of Christians
(a) means “I Believe”
There are many Creeds that have emerged for different reasons:
As a result of the first continental congress
As a result of Ecumenical Councils
In response to the needs of a particular time or place
By the initiative of the Pope
Two Creeds that hold a special place in the Church’s life: The ____ and The ______
Both contain basic truths about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, along with other essential beliefs
(a)
We are united through a common celebration of divine worship, especially the Liturgy
Same Eucharistic celebration down to the Readings
Lectionary
Roman Missal
Gospel
Liturgy
All the Sacraments reflect our unity as one Church through Christ
The power and presence of Christ, in the Holy Spirit, transcends any boundary of place, culture, or language
How many Catholic Churches are there?
1 Latin Roman Rite
23 Eastern Catholic Churches
24 Protestant
5 Apollinarian
The Church’s _____ is the final way in which the Church is considered to be united as one
leadership
foundation
clergy members
Jesus entrusted the Church to Peter and the Apostles
Through Holy Orders the authority was passed on to their successors and so on
Bishops today are “direct descendants” of the Apostles
(a)
The Pope, as Bishop of Rome and head of the College of Bishops is the leader who most visibly signifies the Church’s unity
(a) demands that the Pope be a servant of unity where able
Each of us has the potential to contribute to the unity of the Church through the _____ of our faith
witness
leadership
unity/union
The reality of the oneness of Church and the divisions are like two sides of the same coin
The Church is still working toward the fullness of the unity that God wills for the Church
The wounds, division, and brokenness in the Church has always been the cause of sinful and misguided individuals within the Church, but never by the Church herself
Select the Wounds of Unity.
Heresy
Apostasy
Schism
Grace
A teaching that rejects some aspect of Church dogma or doctrine
Gnosticism, Arianism, Nestorianism, Monophysitism, Apollinarianism
(a)
A group that breaks away from the Church, renouncing the beliefs of the Catholic Church
(a)
A definitive break, causing a division that is not easily healed
(a)
4th Century the Roman Empire was split into ____ and ____
Communication between Rome and Constantinople was difficult, fostering miscommunication
East
West
North
South
In 1054, ____ sent a delegation to check in on Constantinople which resulted in the excommunication of Orthodox Patriarch Michael of Constantinople
Pope St. Leo IX
Father Ignatius
Pope Francis
Pope John Paul II
Early 16th Century movement leading to the formation of separate Protestant ecclesial bodies
(a)
The Protestant Reformation was Lead by many figures:
Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
John Calvin (1520s)
John Knox (1560s)
John Wesley (1738)
John Smyth (1609)
Key point(s) emphasized in the Protestant Reformation
Sola Scriptura
Sola Gracia
Sola Evangelia
Sola Lectura
“Scripture alone”
Scripture is the only source of Divine Revelation
Denies Tradition and the authority of the magisterium to interpret Scripture
(a)
“Grace alone”
Salvation comes through God’s grace alone, no need for any human effort
While God’s grace is a free gift to us, it requires that we freely choose either to cooperate with that gift or to reject it
(a)
The Church is sinful, yet full of sinless people
______ assures us that the Church is carrying out Christ’s mission
The Holy Spirit
God
Jesus
The Church is all-holy, the source of all holiness
Opening ourselves to God’s gift of ____ allows us the opportunity to grow in holiness
_____ is a gift from God
You don’t have to earn it or convince God you’re worthy
Simply receive
(a)
God’s intervention when we need/ask in the midst of action
(a)
Freely given through sacraments and makes us holy
(a)
When we cooperate with God’s grace, we...
Desire Holiness
Are attentive to God's presence
Are open to God's call
Following God's Plan step-by-step
Attending mass every day
Reception of the _________ is essential
Christ enriches us through the _________, which he entrusted to the Church for our salvation
The _________ draw us into communion with God and our brothers and sisters in faith
(a)
Through _____ we immerse ourselves in the saving work of Christ
It’s called the Word of God, because it’s exactly that
Everytime we open _____ it is God speaking to us
(a)
Giving our time, talent, and energy for the good of someone else is beautiful way to cooperate with the grace that God desires to give us
Whether if be within your family, Church, School, or community
(a)
How Can we Cooperate with Grace?
____, ____, and, ____
(a)
A (a) is someone who through the grace of Christ working in them, resides in full union with God in Heaven
Comes from the latin sanctus meaning “Holy”
November 1st
We commemorate all canonized saints as well as all holy women and men who have carried out the will of God and are in Heaven
We celebrate those whose holiness may only be known to God
(a)
Preeminent among the saints is ...
Mary
Elizabeth
Jesus
John Paul II
Mary is a uniquely perfect model for us of ....
Holiness
Charity
Faith
Celibacy
Love
She was conceived without Original sin through the (a)
Illustrates what it means to give oneself completely to God’s Will
At her death, Mary's body and soul were assumed into heaven
(a)
Catholic comes from the greek katholikos meaning what?
Universal
Love
Church
Unity
The Church is Catholic in two senses:
Christ is present in her through salvation
Christ sent the Church out on a mission to the whole world
Christ died on the cross for our sins
Christ created the Apostles for us to learn from
At the core of the Church’s mission is ...
Sharing the good news of Jesus Christ through words and deeds
It is the responsibility of every believer
(a)
Recognizing the need for a renewal, JPII called for a (a) during his papacy
Focused more on baptized christians affected by doubts and discouragement
An invitation to deepen our faith lives, renew our commitment to Christ, and bear witness to the Gospel
Select all the shows made by Fr/Bishop Fulton Sheen.
Catholic Hour radio show
Life is worth Living
The Fulton J. Sheen Show
Family Feud
______ is the new frontier
Social Media
Newspaper
The News
New York Times
Gospel become incarnate or cultivated within a particular culture
(a)
Apostolic can be understood in three ways:
The Church is built and founded upon the Apostles
With the help of the Holy Spirit, the Church preserves and hands on the teaching that Jesus entrusted to the Apostles
The Church continues to be guided and taught by the Apostles through their successors, the Bishops
Through Holy Orders, the Apostolic authority is handed down from Bishop to Bishop
The Apostle shared in the power of the divine ministry of Christ through the Holy Spirit
In sending them forth, Jesus gives clear direction regarding their journey
No food
No bag
No money
All of the above
Person’s activity that fulfills the apostolic nature of the Church
(a)
Your apostolate will change depending on your ...
Come from the latin vocare which means “to call”
The way God is calling you to embrace holiness (Married, Single, Religious)
Your main vocation is Holiness
(a)
Currently you are all members of the ...
The (a) ’s unique vocation is to evangelize and sanctify the world within their normal, everyday lives
-School, workplace, homes, sports field, gym, ect.
-Single or Married
