What does it mean that the Church is infallible?

The H.S. keeps the Church free from error in matters of faith and morals.

The work of restoring unity among all Christians

Which statement about the Crusades is NOT TRUE?

The Crusades began when Pope asked the Emperor to help fight Visigoths

Which cities were the five patriarchies of the early Church?

Rome, Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Constantinople

Which accurately reflects the state of Christianity in East and West during the Middle Ages?

The Church did not make any political alliances in East or West.

Which is NOT TRUE about the Great Schism?

The Roman Catholic Church did not accept Eastern Sacraments as valid.

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1
What does it mean that the Church is infallible?
The H.S. keeps the Church free from error in matters of faith and morals.
The Sacraments are effective when they are led by people free from sin.
The Church is prone to error in matters of faith and morals.
The Pope is always free of errors in all his speaking and writings.
2
What did Our Lady request at Fatima?
That Russia be consecrated to her immaculate heart
Both A and B
That a chapel be built on Tepeyac Hill
That we should pray the Rosary every day
3
Through whom does Christ govern the Church
Priests and deacons
Religious brothers and sisters
Bishops
Lay People
4
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
It was authored anonymously
John Wellesley
John Calvin
Martin Luther
5
The Rule of St. Benedict is Ora et Labora, which means:
Speak and Listen
Call and Labor
Spoken and written
Pray and Work
6
Which pope helped bring an end to the Cold War?
Pope Pius VI
Pope John XXIII
Pope St. John Paul II
Pope Benedict XVI
7
What is ecumenism?
The belief that economic activity is the primary purpose in life.
The work of restoring unity among all Christians
The study of the nature and destiny of human beings.
The communion of the faithful in Heaven, on earth, and in Purgatory.
8
Since the Crusades, the Church has never again gone to war over territory.
True
False
9
Which statement about the Crusades is NOT TRUE?
The Crusades began when Pope asked the Emperor to help fight Visigoths
A three year truce gave safe passes for pilgrims, but Muslims had Jerusalem
The Crusades were called to free the holy land from Muslims
Christians captured Jerusalem, but only temporarily.
10
Baptized, non-Catholic Christians have a sure, but imperfect communion with the Church.
True
False
11
The Council of Trent had the goal of affirming all of the following EXCEPT:
Salvation by faith alone
Church authority on the meaning of Scripture
The power of the Church to grant indulgences
The importance of Sacred Tradition
12
Which cities were the five patriarchies of the early Church?
Rome, Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, and Constantinople
Rome, Venice, Knossos, Philippi, and Damascus
Rome, Florence, Cairo, Ephesus, and Nicaea
Rome, Dublin, Paris, London, and Berlin
13
The split between the Eastern Church and the Roman Catholic Church is called the Schism of Byzantium
False
True
14
The Reformation was a revolt that divided and eventually splintered Christianity in the 19th century
False
True
15
Which accurately reflects the state of Christianity in East and West during the Middle Ages?
Both Eastern and Western Christians enjoyed a long period of peace.
Christians were a minority in the West, the East was christianized by 600s
The Church did not make any political alliances in East or West.
The West fought off attacks from barbarians, East faced threats from Islam
16
The Eastern and Western Churches split over long-brewing circumstances and remain separated today.
True
False
17
Pope St. Gregory the Great excommunicated Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV and showed the pope's independence from the govrt.
False
True
18
The Council of Trent had several goals: defining/affirming doctrine, answering heresies, and ending bad practices
False
True
19
Which is NOT TRUE about the Great Schism?
The Roman Catholic Church did not accept Eastern Sacraments as valid.
Its causes had been building for centuries.
Language differences led to misunderstandings and suspicion.
Eastern Catholics believe that the pope was first among equals.
20
Why did Karl Marx, the father of Communism, hate Christianity?
Religion shows people theri true source of hope is God, not government
Because communist countries are officially atheistic
Both A and B
Because of Christ's special love for the poor.
21
What was a harmful outcome of the Industrial Revolution?
All of the above
Deadly industrial accidents were common
Laborers would often work very long hours
Workers were often treated as a means to an end.
22
Jesus promised that His Church would endure until the end of time.
False
True

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