UCC Prep for test #2

The word "catholic" literally means:

For Catholics, the "Deposit of Faith" refers to:

the pattern of events in human history through which God reveals His saving plan is called:

The twelve individuals that Jesus called to share directly in His ministry were called His:

In the "Parable of Juan and the Fishbowl," the fish was intended to be a symbol for:

In the Old Testament, the term "Chosen People" referred specifically to the:

Jesus was born in the town of:

What group of foreigners ruled over the Jews at the time of Jesus?

The mystery of one God in three divine persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is called the:

The central theme of Jesus' teachings had to do with:

The climax and fulfillment of Salvation History is centered upon:

The most solemn and most important teachings of the Catholic Church are called:

In Scripture, the solemn bond of love and fidelity between God and His People is called the:

According to our Catholic faith, God created humans because:

According to the Gospels, Jesus was executed by the Romans by means of:

The Founding Fathers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are collectively called the:

The primary mission of the Apostles was to:

In the "Parable of Juan and the Fishbowl," Juan became a symbol for:

According to Bible, whom did God call to lead His People out of slavery in Egypt?

Catholic teaching holds that Jesus was:

At the wedding at Cana, Jesus:

For Catholics, the handing on, or transmission, of the truths Jesus Christ taught is called:

Catholics recognize how many sacraments?

The teaching voice or authority within the Catholic Church (Pope and bishops) is called the:

Which statement is TRUE?