11REG Test your recall

The Census in 1986 indicated that Catholicism was now the largest religious denomination in Australia.

If you were a Catholic in 1788 in Australia, you were probably?

In Australia in the 1950's, going to church on a Sunday was important for?

This significant Australian Catholic was declared 'blessed' in 1995. A step towards becoming a 'Saint'

The Liberal Party was the traditional, Catholic, working class political party.

Pope John Paul II first visited Australia in?

Saint Mary Mackillop was canonised (declared a Saint) in 2010.

Following the end of World War II, many (Catholic) people from these countries moved to Australia.

Australia has become __________ and has multiple __________ traditions.

If you were a Catholic in Australia in 1900, you probably had two nationalities. They were...

Another name for secularism.

This Catholic university was established in 1989

Pope John Paul II was elected pope in 1978.

The 1916 referendums on conscription into the armed forces was opposed by many Catholics.

From 1979, Australia accepted an influx of people (including Catholics) who were escaping from war in which country?

Christianity, Judaism and Islam have this in common.

The first Catholic Mass was celebrated with the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788

In the same survey, ____ % of respondents selected AGREE for the statement, "Religion is good for Australian society".

Over 50% of survey respondents view the role of the churches to be?

This significant event in the history of modern Australia took place in 1901

In the 2018 Community Survey, how many Australians said that they attended religious services at least once per month?

This event was held in Rome from 1962 - 1965

Christianity has experienced a surge in followers among young people with the rise of?

Judaism is one of the Christian religious denominations

In 1964, this significant event took place for Catholics in Australia.