8th Grade - Christ Our Life - End of Q3 Test (Ch.'s 15-19) & Catholics in GA

Jesuit who brought physical and spiritual relief to African slaves in South America.

Saint and doctor of the Church; persuaded the Pope to return to Rome from Avignon, France.

Catholic priest in Wittenberg, Germany, who posted 95 objections to abuses in the Church.

The First Vatican Council approved this important doctrine.

Atlanta priest, buried at the Shrine, who during the Civil War convinced Sherman not to burn that church & others.

At the worst of the Great Western Schism, 2 men claimed to be Pope.

The doctrine of papal infallibility states that when the Pope speaks...

This philosophy believes that all of humanity's issues can be solved scientifically.

The Church's Social Teaching is a rich treasure that helps us build a just society and be holy.

The Pope that called the First Vatican Council.

This saint founded the Sisters of Notre Dame.

King of England who broke away from the Catholic Church and formed the Church of England.

What happened to the Church during the French Revolution?

This was NOT a teaching affirmed or reformed by the Council of Trent.

Organization that carries out the Church's social teaching in the U.S.

St. Isaac Jogues gave up missionary work after he was tortured.

Leader of the Catholic Church

There were Catholics in what is now the U.S. in 1565.

Pope Leo XIII showed concern for the problems of Catholic workers, and the Catholic Church the United States.

First Catholic president of the U.S.

The Oil of the Infirm (Sick) is used during the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

You do not need to respect someone if you do not like that person.

Saint who helped reform the Carmelite Order; brothers were unhappy with this & imprisoned him.

First Catholic University in the U.S.

The Church eventually learned that both faith and science...

A letter written by the Pope to the Church and the world.

Anti-Catholic organization

This is one of the changes that occurred in the Church as a result of Vatican II.

Copernicus and ___________ pointed out that the earth was not the center of the universe.

The religious order of priests founded by St. Vincent de Paul.

The 1700's became known as this, because of the many new ideas of the time.

Patroness of the United States.

This Pope called the Second Vatican Council in 1962.

This priest ministered to Confederate soldiers and Union POW's during the Civil War; called the Angel of Andersonville.

Mystic who wrote books on prayer; reformed Carmelite order; 1 of 4 women Doctors of the Church.

First American bishop in the U.S.

San Diego, San Francisco, and Los Angeles began as missions.

The year that Christ the King School was founded.

Catholic priest known as the Angel of Andersonville, because he ministered to prisoners of war during the Civil War.

Luther's/Protestant belief about the Eucharist

America's own missionary organization, the Foreign Mission Society of America, became known as _____.

St. John Paul II spoke out against the "culture of death" and defended of the dignity of life.

Chancellor of England; refused to acknowledge the king as the head of the Church of England.

New ideas in the 17th and 18th centuries tempted some people to abandon their ________.

In 1864 Pope Pius IX issued this document condemning rationalism.

Most recent council; called in 1962 to open a window to let in the fresh air of the Holy Spirit and update the Church.

Founder of the Catholic Worker Movement.

The year that the Cathedral of Christ the King was dedicated.

Luther's/Protestant belief about salvation

Document that granted Catholics freedom of religion.

Highly respected Catholic who did much to promote social justice for workers.

To whom did St. John of the Cross have a special spiritual affection?

This saint organized charitable groups to provide food and clothing for those who were poor.

Famous Catholic author from Georgia who wrote Gone with the Wind.

The attitude that leads Christians to share spiritual and material goods, and unites people.

This Pope brought Vatican II to a close in 1965.

First diocese in the U.S.

Luther's/Protestant belief about the number of sacraments

Signs instituted by Jesus and given to the Church through which we receive grace.

Franciscans that ministered to the Guale people in Georgia and died for their faith are known as the Georgia Martyrs.

This order of sisters was founded by St. Vincent de Paul with the help of Louise de Marillac.

Leader of the Protestant churches

A simple form of daily meditation/prayer developed by St. Ignatius of Loyola.

Oldest Catholic Church in the City of Atlanta

What is the Fourth Commandment?

Period where new Christian churches broke away from the Catholic Church in the 16th century.

The Mississippi River was explored by a Jesuit priest.

Catholic belief about the Deposit of Faith

The United States was considered a mission country at the beginning of the 20th century (1900's).

Laudato Si calls us to care for God's _______, which is one of our Catholic Social teachings.

Founder of the first Catholic parish school, and the first native-born American citizen to be canonized.

Founded the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits)

Worked with immigrants in the United States, and was the first American citizen to be canonized.

Catholics and Lutherans have made no progress in working toward reconciliation.

An epidemic that occurred in Europe in the 14th century.

First Catholic parish church in Georgia.

St. Junipero Serra worked with the North American Martyrs.

The Fourth Commandment calls us to...

Our current pope is _________. He wrote the encyclical Laudato Si.

This is NOT a Catholic Social Teaching.

A declaration by a Church tribunal that a marriage was not sacramental and thus invalid.

What happened in France in 1789?

Remission of temporal punishment due to sins. One of the abuses in the Church was selling them.

The Council of Trent affirmed or reformed...

Jesuit missionary to Native Americans who was martyred as one of the North American Martyrs.

As Catholics, we understand that God is not very involved in the world.

Pope Leo XIII wrote this encyclical (On New Things) to address injustice in the workplace.

Karol Wojtyla was the 264th Pope & 1st Pope from Poland. He led the Church from 1978 to 2005.

Jesuit missionary to the Far East and Asia.

The Patroness of the Americas.

This Pope retired from the papacy in 2013 and took the title, Pope Emeritus.

The Council of Trent was a response to ______.

Played a major role in the Council of Trent; published a Catechism of the Catholic Church.

Franciscan who founded nine (9) missions in California.