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The Catholic Church in Australia KWL 6 &7
The Catholic Church in Australia KWL 6 &7
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Covering over 200 years of the Church in Australia
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Most Catholics priests and Bishops opposed Conscription at the time
False
True
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The first Irish Bishop of Sydney was
Cardinal Therry
Cardinal Pell
Cardinal Moran
3
Convict Catholics being forced to attend Anglican services was a result of:
Sexism
Sectarianism
Racism
4
Who started a campaign to urge Catholics not to vote for anti Catholic politicians?
Dr Mannix
Cardinal Vaughan
Cardinal Moran
5
Before 1872, all schools, state and Catholic were funded by
the French
the Churches
the Government
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The first official Catholic priests who arrived in 1820 were
Fathers Therry and Conolly
Fathers McNamee and Shannon
Fathers O'Reilly and Condon
7
The official religion of the early colony was
Moslem
Catholic
Church of England
8
In 1872 the Government passed the educaton acts making schools
Free, compulsory and secular
Closed, arbitrary and religious
Cheap, optional and religious
9
Conscription means
Forcing people to pay for education
Forcing priests to break the Confessional seal
Forcing men to join the Army
10
The first Catholics in Australia were
American priests
Irish convicts
English Officers
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The Christian Brothers arrived in Australia in
1768
1868
1968
12
In the 1950s and 60s 1 million migrants came from:
Vietnam, China, Japan and Nepal etc
The US, Mexico and Canada etc
Italy Greece, Germany, Holland and Malta etc
13
An early convict priest was
Father Dixon
Father Dyson
Father O'Brien
14
The Second Vatican Council was opened by
Pope John XXIII
Paul II
Pius VII
15
The national seminary in Manly for training priests was built by
Cardinal Moran
Cardinal Pell
Cardinal O'Brien
16
Some Catholic Action groups were
Knights of the Southern Cross and the Children of Mary
The Mercy Nuns and the Knights of St John
The Holy Rollers and the Saints of Erin
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Vaughan raised money to complete
Canterbury Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral
St Mary's Cathedral
18
Communism
welcomes religion as a way of control
is indifferent to religion, deeming it unimportant
rejects religion, seeing it as an illusion
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The defeat of the conscription vote led to
Anti Anglican feeling
Pro Catholic feeling
Anti Catholic feeling
20
Communism is where (in theory)
the State owns everything with no private ownership
Allegiance is given to a beloved leader
business is privatised and Capitalism rules
21
Fathers Therry and Conolly started the first Catholic:
Schools
Seminaries
Gambling casino
22
Moran thought that Catholics should be politically active to change their world
True
False
23
Most Irish Convicts were
Rich
Land owners
Poor
24
Secular schools meant
that no one believed in God
believing and teaching about God
not associated with any church and with no religion lessons.
25
Mary McKillop an Father Woods founded an order of nuns in 1886 called:
the Sisters of Charity
the Sisters of Mercy
the Sisters of St Joseph
26
Australia became more multicultural after post war migration. Which war?
World War 2
World War 1
The Cold War
27
The little catechism learned by heart was
Green
Red
Blue
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A hymn that spoke about pride in being Catholic was
Faith of our Mothers
Catholics above all
Faith of our Fathers
29
Vatican 2 had many changes such as
Nuns were now allowed to say Mass
Catholics were now free to join any religion in conscience
Changes in liturgy with the Mass in the local language
30
Catholics from Italy and Germany for example
had the same type of faith practices as the Aussie Catholics
Didn't practise their Faith at all
Had a different kind of Catholicism than Aussie Catholics
31
because of the Education Acts, the Catholic Bishops
sued the State for more money for Catholic schools
encouraged Nuns and Brothers to come to Australia.
took the Government to court and lost
32
Secularism means
No one can be a Catholic
Religion is separate from politics and does not affect laws
Religion is illegal
33
The Architect of Australian Catholic Education was
Cardinal Polding
Cardinal Pell
Archbishop Vaughan
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Asian Catholic migrants arrived in Australia in the 1970s mainly from:
Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia
China, Manchuria and Japan
North Korea, South Korea and Indonesia
35
The White Australia Policy of 1901 meant that
Only white skinned migrants were accepted into Australia
Only English migrants were allowed in
Only white Australians could travel in Australia
36
Australia was until late last century
50% Catholic
25% Catholic
75% Catholic
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What Church leader opposed Conscription?
Mannix
Moran
Vaughan
