In the history of the Catholic Church, what was life like for Christians in the Roman Empire before the year AD 313?

Christianity was illegal, and Christians faced the threat of punishment

What does the term "Catholic Rites" refer to?

Different expressions of the Catholic Church that vary in rituals

How can the Church be both unified and diverse?

The Church has 1 mission but expresses it in different cultural traditions

What does St. Paul teach us in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 about the body of Christ?

Each Christian has an equal and unique role within the Church.

How can saints inspire us, according to the history of the Catholic Church?

Saints are examples of how we can live for God and serve others

What was decided at the Council of Jerusalem regarding Gentiles who wanted to become Christian?

They could become Christian without needing to fully convert to Judaism

What does it mean to enter into “the role of a king” in baptism?

To lead by example and protect others

Which of the following is NOT a difference between Eastern Catholic Churches and the Roman Catholic Church?

Eastern Catholic Churches only celebrate two sacraments

What does Apostolic Succession refer to?

The authority passed down to the bishops that originated with the Apostles

Explain how the Catholic Church is both human and divine.

Human as it we have flaws yet it is divine because it has God's Grace.

What does it mean to enter into “the role of a priest” in baptism?

To pray and offer sacrifices to God in daily life

What does the word "Apostolic" mean?

Built on the faith and teachings of the Apostles

There are 3 distinct references of the Catholic Church. Which one of these statements is NOT one of the references?

The churches that practice one of the Protestant traditions

What does it mean to enter into “the role of a prophet” in baptism?

To proclaim the Good News and share God’s message with the world

What lesson does the movie The Greatest Showman teach us that relates to this unit?

That celebrating diversity is beautiful

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1
The __??__ are united in one Church and recognize the authority of the pope in Rome.
222 Catholic Rites
21 Catholic Rites
22 Catholic Rites
313 Catholic Rites
2
In the history of the Catholic Church, what was life like for Christians in the Roman Empire before the year AD 313?
Christianity was only practiced by Jewish people
Christianity was illegal, and Christians faced the threat of punishment
They lived peacefully without any persecution
Christians were the majority population and had significant political power
3
In our __??__ , we are united with Christ and given the roles of priest, prophet, and king
Baptism
Unified
Catholic Rites
Diverse
4
A geographical area of local churches is called a __??__
Unified
Edict of Milan
Founder
Diocese
5
What does the term "Catholic Rites" refer to?
The laws and regulations of the Catholic Church
The teachings of the apostles handed down through the Church
The sacraments celebrated in the Catholic Church
Different expressions of the Catholic Church that vary in rituals
6
During the 1500s the __??__ split the Catholic Church causing separation and division of Christians.
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Apostolic Succession
Protestant Reformation
7
The Church is __??__ because it includes people, customs, and traditions from all over the world.
Unified
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Apostolic Succession
8
How can the Church be both unified and diverse?
The Church uses only one universal language but has diverse leadership
The Church has 1 mission but expresses it in different cultural traditions
The Church separates its members by rites to make even numbers
The Church teaches different doctrines depending on cultural needs
9
What is the mission of the Church?
To celebrate only the sacraments
To create unity among all religions
To share the Good News
To preserve the history of Christianity
10
What does the word "catholic" mean?
Gospel
Holy
Universal
Good News
11
The term __??__ refers to the different expressions of the Catholic Church.
Apostolic Succession
Diverse
Catholic Rites
Protestant Reformation
12
What does St. Paul teach us in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 about the body of Christ?
The Church is only united when all members serve in the same way.
Christians must convert others to fulfill their role.
The Church has a hierarchical structure that must be followed.
Each Christian has an equal and unique role within the Church.
13
How can saints inspire us, according to the history of the Catholic Church?
Saints replace the need for God in our lives and they save us themselves
Saints show how hard and hopeless it is to live a holy life
Saints are examples of how we can live for God and serve others
Saints lived without faith, proving holiness isn’t needed
14
You attend Mass and receive the Eucharist; you see the priest for Reconciliation. Which Model of Church is represented?
Model of Servant
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Sacrament
Model of Institution
15
What was decided at the Council of Jerusalem regarding Gentiles who wanted to become Christian?
They were required to fully convert to Judaism before becoming Christian
They could become Christian without needing to fully convert to Judaism
They had to follow every Jewish custom and law to be accepted as Christians
They were not allowed to become Christian at all
16
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a king” in baptism?
To collect taxes for the Church
To lead by example and protect others
To rule over and dominate others
To pray and offer sacrifices to God in daily life
17
Which of the following is NOT a difference between Eastern Catholic Churches and the Roman Catholic Church?
An iconostasis separates the altar from the rest of the Church
Married men can be ordained as priests in Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Catholic Churches only celebrate two sacraments
Eastern Catholics make the sign of the cross differently
18
How do we FIRST become members of the Catholic Church?
By being baptized
By receiving the Eucharist
By attending Mass regularly
By learning the Gospel
19
The Church is __??__ because it is united.
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Unified
Apostolic Succession
20
What does Apostolic Succession refer to?
The role of prophets in the Church
The unification of all Christians
The authority passed down to the bishops that originated with the Apostles
The succession of priests in a parish
21
Why is the Church considered holy?
Because it was founded by Peter
Because Jesus is holy
Because it is built on the faith of the Apostles
Because it practices all the sacraments
22
Explain how the Catholic Church is both human and divine.
Human because it has a hierarchy, divine because it offers salvation.
Human as it we have flaws yet it is divine because it has God's Grace.
Human as it has many rules but it is divine because it performs miracles.
Human because it is a building, divine because it has God's presence.
23
Jesus is not only the head, he is also the __??__ of the Church.
Unified
Founder
Protestant Reformation
Apostolic Succession
24
What Biblical event is known as the ‘birthday of the Church’ because it marks the beginning of the Catholic Church?
Pentecost
The Council of Jerusalem
The Resurrection
The Edict of Milan
25
In the year AD 313, Christianity became legal because of Emperor Constantine and the __??__ .
Protestant Reformation
Apostolic Succession
Edict of Milan
Unified
26
The authority Jesus gave to the Apostles is passed to future bishops is referred to as __??__ .
Catholic Rites
Apostolic Succession
Protestant Reformation
Diverse
27
Your friends want to shoplift and you warn them that it is wrong to do. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Institution
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Sacrament
Model of Servant
28
Using your babysitting money to buy diapers to donate to the Bebe project. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Sacrament
Model of Servant
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Institution
29
What does the word "gospel" mean?
Herald
Unity
Good News
Mission
30
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a priest” in baptism?
To lead a parish community as an ordained minister
To pray and offer sacrifices to God in daily life
To rule over others in authority
To share the Good News of Jesus with others
31
You volunteer on Sunday to sing in the Church choir. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Institution
Model of Servant
Model of Body of Christ
Model of Herald/Prophet
32
What does the word "Herald" mean?
To sing
To worship
To proclaim or speak out
To teach
33
What does the word "Apostolic" mean?
Universal in nature
Built on the faith and teachings of the Apostles
Proclaiming the Good News
A ritual or practice of the Church
34
There are 3 distinct references of the Catholic Church. Which one of these statements is NOT one of the references?
The local community (diocese)
The churches that practice one of the Protestant traditions
The community gathered at the local church for Mass
The entire community of God’s people around the world
35
What did the Edict of Milan ‘do’ for the Church in AD 313?
It allowed for the persecution of Christians
It started Christianity
It separated matters of Church and state
It legalized Christianity
36
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a prophet” in baptism?
To predict the future for the Church
To establish laws for the Church community
To proclaim the Good News and share God’s message with the world
To offer sacrifices in worship
37
What lesson does the movie The Greatest Showman teach us that relates to this unit?
That wealth is the key to happiness
That celebrating diversity is beautiful
That differences should be hidden to fit in
That success comes only through competition and comparison
38
Following the 10 Commandments and the instructions from your priest and bishop represents this model of the Church.
Model of Servant
Model of Institution
Model of Sacrament
Model of Herald/Prophet

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Questions 38

Answers

1
The __??__ are united in one Church and recognize the authority of the pope in Rome.
222 Catholic Rites
21 Catholic Rites
22 Catholic Rites
313 Catholic Rites
2
In the history of the Catholic Church, what was life like for Christians in the Roman Empire before the year AD 313?
Christianity was only practiced by Jewish people
Christianity was illegal, and Christians faced the threat of punishment
They lived peacefully without any persecution
Christians were the majority population and had significant political power
3
In our __??__ , we are united with Christ and given the roles of priest, prophet, and king
Baptism
Unified
Catholic Rites
Diverse
4
A geographical area of local churches is called a __??__
Unified
Edict of Milan
Founder
Diocese
5
What does the term "Catholic Rites" refer to?
The laws and regulations of the Catholic Church
The teachings of the apostles handed down through the Church
The sacraments celebrated in the Catholic Church
Different expressions of the Catholic Church that vary in rituals
6
During the 1500s the __??__ split the Catholic Church causing separation and division of Christians.
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Apostolic Succession
Protestant Reformation
7
The Church is __??__ because it includes people, customs, and traditions from all over the world.
Unified
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Apostolic Succession
8
How can the Church be both unified and diverse?
The Church uses only one universal language but has diverse leadership
The Church has 1 mission but expresses it in different cultural traditions
The Church separates its members by rites to make even numbers
The Church teaches different doctrines depending on cultural needs
9
What is the mission of the Church?
To celebrate only the sacraments
To create unity among all religions
To share the Good News
To preserve the history of Christianity
10
What does the word "catholic" mean?
Gospel
Holy
Universal
Good News
11
The term __??__ refers to the different expressions of the Catholic Church.
Apostolic Succession
Diverse
Catholic Rites
Protestant Reformation
12
What does St. Paul teach us in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 about the body of Christ?
The Church is only united when all members serve in the same way.
Christians must convert others to fulfill their role.
The Church has a hierarchical structure that must be followed.
Each Christian has an equal and unique role within the Church.
13
How can saints inspire us, according to the history of the Catholic Church?
Saints replace the need for God in our lives and they save us themselves
Saints show how hard and hopeless it is to live a holy life
Saints are examples of how we can live for God and serve others
Saints lived without faith, proving holiness isn’t needed
14
You attend Mass and receive the Eucharist; you see the priest for Reconciliation. Which Model of Church is represented?
Model of Servant
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Sacrament
Model of Institution
15
What was decided at the Council of Jerusalem regarding Gentiles who wanted to become Christian?
They were required to fully convert to Judaism before becoming Christian
They could become Christian without needing to fully convert to Judaism
They had to follow every Jewish custom and law to be accepted as Christians
They were not allowed to become Christian at all
16
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a king” in baptism?
To collect taxes for the Church
To lead by example and protect others
To rule over and dominate others
To pray and offer sacrifices to God in daily life
17
Which of the following is NOT a difference between Eastern Catholic Churches and the Roman Catholic Church?
An iconostasis separates the altar from the rest of the Church
Married men can be ordained as priests in Eastern Catholic Churches
Eastern Catholic Churches only celebrate two sacraments
Eastern Catholics make the sign of the cross differently
18
How do we FIRST become members of the Catholic Church?
By being baptized
By receiving the Eucharist
By attending Mass regularly
By learning the Gospel
19
The Church is __??__ because it is united.
Catholic Rites
Diverse
Unified
Apostolic Succession
20
What does Apostolic Succession refer to?
The role of prophets in the Church
The unification of all Christians
The authority passed down to the bishops that originated with the Apostles
The succession of priests in a parish
21
Why is the Church considered holy?
Because it was founded by Peter
Because Jesus is holy
Because it is built on the faith of the Apostles
Because it practices all the sacraments
22
Explain how the Catholic Church is both human and divine.
Human because it has a hierarchy, divine because it offers salvation.
Human as it we have flaws yet it is divine because it has God's Grace.
Human as it has many rules but it is divine because it performs miracles.
Human because it is a building, divine because it has God's presence.
23
Jesus is not only the head, he is also the __??__ of the Church.
Unified
Founder
Protestant Reformation
Apostolic Succession
24
What Biblical event is known as the ‘birthday of the Church’ because it marks the beginning of the Catholic Church?
Pentecost
The Council of Jerusalem
The Resurrection
The Edict of Milan
25
In the year AD 313, Christianity became legal because of Emperor Constantine and the __??__ .
Protestant Reformation
Apostolic Succession
Edict of Milan
Unified
26
The authority Jesus gave to the Apostles is passed to future bishops is referred to as __??__ .
Catholic Rites
Apostolic Succession
Protestant Reformation
Diverse
27
Your friends want to shoplift and you warn them that it is wrong to do. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Institution
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Sacrament
Model of Servant
28
Using your babysitting money to buy diapers to donate to the Bebe project. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Sacrament
Model of Servant
Model of Herald/Prophet
Model of Institution
29
What does the word "gospel" mean?
Herald
Unity
Good News
Mission
30
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a priest” in baptism?
To lead a parish community as an ordained minister
To pray and offer sacrifices to God in daily life
To rule over others in authority
To share the Good News of Jesus with others
31
You volunteer on Sunday to sing in the Church choir. Which Model of Church does this represent?
Model of Institution
Model of Servant
Model of Body of Christ
Model of Herald/Prophet
32
What does the word "Herald" mean?
To sing
To worship
To proclaim or speak out
To teach
33
What does the word "Apostolic" mean?
Universal in nature
Built on the faith and teachings of the Apostles
Proclaiming the Good News
A ritual or practice of the Church
34
There are 3 distinct references of the Catholic Church. Which one of these statements is NOT one of the references?
The local community (diocese)
The churches that practice one of the Protestant traditions
The community gathered at the local church for Mass
The entire community of God’s people around the world
35
What did the Edict of Milan ‘do’ for the Church in AD 313?
It allowed for the persecution of Christians
It started Christianity
It separated matters of Church and state
It legalized Christianity
36
What does it mean to enter into “the role of a prophet” in baptism?
To predict the future for the Church
To establish laws for the Church community
To proclaim the Good News and share God’s message with the world
To offer sacrifices in worship
37
What lesson does the movie The Greatest Showman teach us that relates to this unit?
That wealth is the key to happiness
That celebrating diversity is beautiful
That differences should be hidden to fit in
That success comes only through competition and comparison
38
Following the 10 Commandments and the instructions from your priest and bishop represents this model of the Church.
Model of Servant
Model of Institution
Model of Sacrament
Model of Herald/Prophet