Questions and Answers
In St. John's Gospel, who is called the 'Word of God'?
Jesus
Who is called the patron saint of missions even though she never left her convent? (Select all that apply)
What future apostle stood by watching the stoning of the Church's first martyr, Stephen?
St. Paul
What colors are the papal flag?
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What station has been added recently to the Way of the Cross?
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Who is the inspiring sister who won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work with the poor of India?
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What does 'Easter duty' mean?
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Who are the men in colorful costumes who have been responsible for the personal safety of the pope since 1506?
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Who is the saint who supposedly tamed a wild wolf?
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What is the name of the large, colored vestment the priest wears for mass?
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Which is the longest of the four Gospels?
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What is the name of the small, round container that is used to bring consecrated hosts to the sick?
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How many days after Easter does Pentecost occur?
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According to the Gospel, how many times did Jesus speak when he was on the cross?
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Which saint is petitioned in order to find a lost object?
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What man of God had so radiant a face after conversing with God that the people feared him?
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On what day do Catholics remember and pray especially for those who have died?
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What was St. Peter's name before Jesus changed it?
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What is the study of the nature of God and religious truth called?
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What color vestment do priests wear during Advent and Lent?
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What apostle replaced Judas?
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What is the movement among Christian Churches to become united?
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What are short stories Jesus used to teach and reveal religious truths?
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Who was both the first non-Italian pope since 1523 and the first Polish pope?
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What is a stigmata?
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Who climbed a tree to see Jesus?
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What is the name for the body of laws that govern the Church?
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Who are the Knights of Columbus?
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What is the sign in a church that the Blessed Sacrament is reserved there?
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Which famous Catholic explorer's ship was named Santa Maria after the Blessed Virgin Mary?
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What is the vessel called that is used to expose the Sacred Host for adoration?
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What is the ceremonial hat of a bishop called?
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What is Noah's ark a symbol of?
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What is the title bestowed on a Roman Catholic Church because of its age or importance?
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What is the name of the unleavened bread used at the time of Jewish Passover?
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What do the letters at the top of a crucifix mean?
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Where did Moses die?
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What is the staff used by a bishop as a symbol of office?
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The shamrock is a symbol of what mystery?
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What is the favorite word of the Church used especially during the Easter season?
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What are tools a symbol of St. Joseph?
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Study Notes
Key Figures and Saints
- Jesus is referred to as the "Word of God" in St. John's Gospel.
- Saint Therese is recognized as the patron saint of missions, despite never leaving her convent.
- St. Paul witnessed the stoning of the Church's first martyr, Stephen.
- Mother Theresa, noted for her humanitarian work in India, received the Nobel Peace Prize.
Papal and Church Symbols
- The papal flag features the colors white and yellow.
- The Swiss Guards have ensured the personal safety of the pope since 1506.
- The large vestment worn by priests during Mass is called a chasuble.
- The sanctuary lamp signifies the reserved Blessed Sacrament in a church.
Key Liturgical Concepts
- "Easter duty" refers to the obligation of confession at least once a year.
- Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Easter.
- Purple vestments are worn by priests during Advent and Lent.
Church History and Theology
- The longest Gospel is the Gospel of Matthew.
- Theology is the study of God's nature and religious truth.
- The movement towards unity among Christian Churches is known as ecumenism.
Important Events and Traditions
- Catholics pray for the deceased on November 2.
- St. Peter's original name was Simon, changed by Jesus.
- Parables are short stories used by Jesus to convey moral lessons.
Concepts and Items of Interest
- The stigmata, which are the wounds of Jesus, have been received by saints such as St. Francis and Padre Pio.
- Canon Law represents the body of laws governing the Church.
- The title "Basilica" is used for churches of significant age or importance.
Miscellaneous Facts
- Zaccheus climbed a tree to see Jesus.
- Christopher Columbus, a notable explorer, named his ship Santa Maria in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
- A monstrance is the vessel used to expose the Sacred Host for adoration.
Symbols and Liturgical Items
- A bishop's ceremonial hat is called a miter, and the staff symbolizing his office is known as a crosier.
- The shamrock symbolizes the mystery of the Holy Trinity.
- "Alleluiah" is a term favored by the Church, especially during the Easter season.
Other Notable Mentions
- St. Anthony is often petitioned for finding lost objects.
- Moses had a radiant face after conversing with God, leading people to fear him.
- The unleavened bread during Jewish Passover is known as manna.
- The letters at the top of a crucifix mean "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews."
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