The Church, Unit 2 Chapters 6 & 7

Pope Francis is the _?_ pope.

The Apostles relied on the power _?_ gave them.

What is the official language of the Catholic Church since the 4th c.?

Which is not an act the Apostles had the authority to do?

Who takes over during Sede Vacante?

Which word means "universal."

_?_ makes the Church indestructible.

Refers to the work of the laity in living out their baptismal call, e.g. lector, catechist.

The Christian person's activity that fulfills the apostolic nature of the Church.

What happens when a pope dies?

Part of the Catholic Church that follows the disciplines and teachings of the Diocese of Rome.

Who is the Archbishop of Omaha?

The Eastern Rite churches are under the authority of the _?_.

Technically, who can become a pope?

What color of smoke signals a new pope has been elected?

Which is not a reason the Church is catholic?

A screen covered in icons that separates the bema from the nave.

How is a pope elected?

The main part of the church is called _?_.

Who is the Pope of the Catholic Church?

Of or relating to a church.

Based on a word for "service"; caring for others to help Church fulfill her mission.

What is the Cardinal Camerlengo?

The period from when a pope dies until a new pope is elected is known as _?_.

Who was the first pope?

What is the Pope the visible foundation for the unity of?

What majority is needed for a pope to be elected?

Faith is personal and also _?_.

A sacred image image used especially in the artwork of the Eastern Churches.

When churches are in full communion with Rome, they possess what?

What religion did Jesus practice?

The majority of the world's Catholics belong to which rite?

Another title for the pope is _?_.

How did the first pope die?

Of or relating to a bishop.

Bishops receive the fullness (all 3 degrees) of which Sacrament?

The raised part of the church with the altar is called _?_.

The Pope is also the Bishop of _?_.

The essential nature of the apostolate is to _?_.

Who was the first person to refer to the Church as "catholic"?

What does "Habemus Papum" mean?

Which is not a meaning of Church?

Refers to the work of sanctification performed by those who have been ordained.

Who is a member of the laity?

Who was the second Pope?

Non-ordained members of the Church.

Which is not a way the Church is apostolic?

The assembly of bishops, headed by the Pope, that holds the teaching authority in the Church.

What does "conclave" mean?

From where is the next pope chosen from?

St. Paul insisted he was _?_ the other apostles.

What church gives all 3 Sacraments of Initiation at birth?

Which is NOT a requirement for the Swiss Guard?

How tall do you have to be to join the Swiss Guard? At least...

To be founded on the 12 Apostles.

The process of electing a pope is known as _?_.

The power to _?_ refers to Peter's authority to absolve sins, make judgments, and disciplinary decisions in the Church.

Who freely gives the Church the divine gifts of salvation?

Which is not a Mark of the Church?

Where is the conclave held?

Who protects the Pope and his residences?

St. Paul emphasized that all his strength and authority as an Apostle were based on God's _?_.

What does black smoke mean during a papal election?

The act by which the Church officially recognizes a deceased Catholic as a saint.

Which is the Greek word for catholic?

Who is the protector of the pope and Holy See?

Who can elect a pope?

How often is a pope elected?