In which year did Charlemagne give land to the Church, forming the Papal States?

In which year was the New Testament canon formally set?

In which year did the Council of Jerusalem mark the official split of Christianity from Judaism?

In which year did the Edict of Milan make it legal to practice Christianity in the Roman Empire?

In which year did the Lateran Treaty grant independence to Vatican City?

In which year did the Eastern Orthodox Schism occur?

In which year did Vatican I mark a shift to the Church as a worldwide voice in social and moral issues instead of politics?

In which year did the Protestant Reformation begin?

In which year did the Avignon Papacy Crisis and the Western Schism end?

St. Justin Martyr’s writings show that early Christians used the same words to celebrate the Mass as today and believed in the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.

St. Lydia, a woman who owned a purple‑dye business, helped fund St. Paul’s missionary journeys throughout Europe. Choose the correct evaluation.

Unless they are a martyr, someone must have two miracles verified after death to be canonized. Choose the correct evaluation.

The handbook for the early disciples, written before most of the New Testament, is the

Which of the following is NOT an example of how Christians viewed relics in history?

Which emperor was the first to make it officially illegal to practice Christianity and burned Christians in the streets of Rome?

If you become a saint, your senior sweater would be considered which type of relic?

Choose the correct order of titles someone receives when they are being approved for sainthood.

The first few popes after St. Peter who are mentioned in the New Testament as leaders in early Christian communities were

The Edict of Thessalonica required everyone in the Roman Empire to be Christian.

The set of Old Testament books from 132 B.C. translated from Hebrew to Greek and used by Jesus and the Apostles in the first century is called the

Who made it legal for Christians to practice their faith in the Roman Empire?

Which saint is the father of monasticism who lived in the desert to focus on faith without distractions?

Which is the best description of St. Athanasius?

Which is the best description of St. Augustine of Hippo?

Which of the following is NOT a requirement of being a Church Father?

The correct words the Church uses to describe Jesus as a result of the Arian Controversy is that he is

The reason why some Christians have Christmas trees is because of St. Boniface’s missionary work.

Known for his methods of “work and prayer,” St. Benedict reformed and created new monasteries and wrote a guide for religious life that is still used today.

For a crusade to be considered “authentic,” it was supposed to involve BOTH a public vow of taking up the cross, and be a crusade called by the pope.

Charlemagne’s primary goal in his Empire was

This saint was a princess who converted her husband, which led to the whole Frankish army becoming Catholic.

This saint made lasting impressions on the structure of his diocese, increased the use of synods where he listened to the people, and convinced pagans to stop sacrificing children.

This saint convinced Atilla the Hun to turn his armies around instead of attacking Rome.

The crusades were generally

By the time the Bishop of Constantinople excommunicated the Pope in Rome, Constantinople had tried to become a more powerful see (equal to or more powerful than Rome) multiple times.

The Spanish Inquisition and the Medieval Inquisition were the same thing.

A Mendicant order is one that takes a vow of poverty in addition to the regular religious vows of chastity and obedience.

The Avignon papacy led directly to the Western Schism because it brought up the question of which bishop’s see had the highest authority, and why that see would be chosen.

The fourth crusade was a particular sore spot because

Which of the following was NOT a main reason for the Eastern Schism?

Two Mendicant orders that were born out of the 1200s were the

What was the original reason for the Avignon papacy?

The Fourth Lateran Council created the term ______________________. This explains the Catholic teaching on __________, which is rooted in ________________.

Missionaries who encountered children in Asia who had grown up Buddhist realized they would have never had exposure to Christian morality. Those children would have had __________.

A Catholic Conquistador who had read the Gospels and chose to own slaves would have generally had

The most successful foreign missionaries across the globe were from the ________ order because their academic focus on learning languages and cultures helped them get to know the people they taught about God.

When the radical French revolutionaries tried to turn the Catholic churches into “temples of reason,” the commoners in France protested by

A Danish bishop who loved dinosaurs, medical research, and helping the poor was ________. He was also instrumental in facilitating peace talks between Catholics and Protestants in his region.

This saint was a lawyer who was beheaded for refusing to support King Henry VIII’s schism in England.

Which of the following was a common theological debate among missionaries, especially in South America?

Which of the following is NOT something that Cardinal Cisneros did to help protect Spain from the effects of the Protestant Reformation?

Which of the following was NOT something taught by Protestant Reformers in the 1500s?

It is theologically possible to buy and sell indulgences because of what they are meant to do.

Before he decided to start the Church of England, King Henry VIII was a faithful Catholic who defended Catholic theology against the Lutherans.

The missionaries that were the most successful in converting people in foreign countries took the time to get to know the local languages and cultures before they began offering baptisms.

In the 1400s, the continent with the most advanced technology and academic advancements was Asia.

It was relatively easy for Christian missionaries to evangelize in Asian countries because their Eastern philosophies share the same general philosophies about God.

Which of the following was NOT something that came out of Vatican II?

Which ecumenical council addressed the separation of church and state that had developed in most countries by the late 1800s?

This person’s bravery as a Merchant Marine led to 14,000 lives being saved, then he became a friar in Newton.

Who is the patron saint of college students, whose name you may see on a college campus ministry center or group?

Who coined the term “feminine genius” with their writings?

This person won an Emmy for a TV show about Catholicism.

This person is known for social activism and journalism during the Great Depression.

This professor advised the USCCB on how they could be more supportive of Black Catholics in their communities.

Rerum Novarum (Pope Leo XIII) is about

Pacem in Terris (Pope John XXIII) is about

Humanae Vitae (Pope Paul VI) is about

Theology of the Body (Pope John Paul II) is about