Mother Teresa's Five Steps Quiz
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What is the first step in Mother Teresa's summarized five steps?

  • The fruit of Faith is Love
  • The fruit of Prayer is Faith
  • The fruit of Silence is Prayer (correct)
  • The fruit of Love is Service

Which step indicates the result of having faith?

  • The fruit of Love is Service
  • The fruit of Faith is Love (correct)
  • The fruit of Prayer is Faith
  • The fruit of Silence is Prayer

What did Mother Teresa believe was the embodiment of love?

  • Faith without actions
  • Rituals and traditions
  • Self-serving charity
  • Prayer in action (correct)

What does the fruit of Love result in according to Mother Teresa?

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Which religious order inspired Mother Teresa during her early years as a nun?

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Which of the following steps is directly related to a person's prayer life?

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What concept is shared by all the steps in Mother Teresa's five steps?

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Who was the founder of the Loreto Sisters?

<p>Venerable Mary Ward (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a notable event in Venerable Mary Ward's family history related to their faith?

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What did the Missionaries of Charity seek to do?

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What was the primary goal of the new order envisioned by Ward?

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In what year did Ward assemble her community in England?

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Who persecuted Ward for her community's activities?

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What notable skills did Ward possess that drew scrutiny?

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How did the community in France differ from the one in England?

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What was one of the key focuses of St. Teresa's spirituality?

<p>Discernment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did St. Teresa of Calcutta seek to achieve spiritual clarity?

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What does the term 'Missionary' signify in the context of St. Teresa's contemplation?

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What belief did St. Teresa encourage among her Sisters and Brothers in the Missionaries of Charity?

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Which practice did Mary Ward and St. Teresa have in common?

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What is a central theme in Teresa's spirituality as described in the content?

<p>The desire for love, kindness, trust, and hope for Christ (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do the Missionaries of Charity (MC) aim to serve Christ according to the content?

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What does the parable of the robin illustrate in the context of serving others?

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What challenges are mentioned regarding serving Christ through helping the poor?

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What should individuals strive to emulate in their service to others?

<p>The spirit of sacrifice as shown by the robin in the parable (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Discernment

Carefully examining the world and how we respond to it, aiming to see and serve God at work, even in challenging situations.

Spiritual Clarity

Achieving a clear understanding of one's relationship with God through self-reflection and focused prayer.

Contemplative Prayer

A form of prayer focusing on stillness, silence, and a deep connection with God.

Missionary Spirit

A willingness to go out physically or spiritually to help others, seeking to connect with souls across the world.

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Seeking the Face of God

A commitment to recognizing God's presence in all things and situations.

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Contemplative Spirituality

A spiritual approach that emphasizes prayer, contemplation, and deep reflection on faith.

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Jesus's Thirst

Represents the desire for love, kindness, trust, and hope for Christ. It's a central theme in Teresa's spiritual approach.

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Missionaries of Charity

A religious order dedicated to serving the poorest of the poor, focusing on physical and emotional needs.

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The Robin's Sacrifice

A parable used by Mother Teresa to illustrate the importance of selfless service, even at personal cost.

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Serving Christ

Responding to the needs of the poor and marginalized as a way to love and ease Christ's suffering.

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The Simple Path

A model for living a spiritual life that emphasizes simplicity and service to others.

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Fruit of Silence

The practice of being silent helps develop a deeper connection with God through prayer and contemplation.

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Fruit of Prayer

Prayer, born of silence, cultivates faith and trust in God.

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Fruit of Faith

A sincere and unwavering faith leads to genuine love for God and for your fellow human beings.

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Fruit of Love

Love, nurtured by faith, motivates you to serve others with kindness and compassion.

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Ward's Vision

Ward sought a new path to serve God beyond a cloistered life, inspired by the Society of Jesus. She envisioned a female order of missionaries dedicated to spreading God's word and teaching the poor while also cultivating deep spirituality.

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Ward's Community

In 1609, Ward brought together like-minded women in England, creating a thriving community. A similar community, but operating openly, emerged in France.

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Persecution's Source

Ward faced persecution not from the English Protestant establishment, but ironically, from her fellow religionists, who feared her non-cloistered community.

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Ward's Suspicion

Ward's learning and fluency in languages like Latin, unusual for women in her era, brought her under further scrutiny and suspicion from church authorities.

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Ward's Interrogations

Towards the end of her life, Ward faced interrogations due to her unconventional religious practices and perceived threat to traditional religious hierarchies.

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Mother Teresa's Vocation

Mother Teresa's calling in life was to dedicate her life to Jesus Christ and express her love through selfless service.

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Missionaries of Charity's Belief

The Missionaries of Charity believed that Jesus Christ was present in every person and they sought to recognize and serve him in each individual.

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Prayer in Action

Mother Teresa believed that showing love through service was the most effective way to pray and connect with God.

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Loreto Sisters

The order of nuns that Mother Teresa belonged to before establishing her own Missionaries of Charity. They are known for their dedication to education and service.

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Venerable Mary Ward

Founder of the Loreto Sisters. She was a devout Catholic who faced persecution for her faith and established a convent dedicated to education and service.

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Study Notes

St. Teresa of Calcutta

  • St. Teresa's spirituality was centered on Jesus Christ
  • Her focus was on the poor and those in need
  • She established the Missionaries of Charity
  • Her calling was to serve God in the world, not in a cloister
  • Her work emphasized contemplation and action
  • She emphasized the importance of seeing God in all things
  • She believed that God's will is found in everything, even the chaotic
  • Her spirituality was characterized by a deep love for the Lord
  • Her ministry was heavily scrutinized by the Church
  • She was imprisoned for fourteen years for refusing to renounce her faith
  • Despite the challenges, her work continued to grow

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Test your knowledge about Mother Teresa's five steps and the influence of Venerable Mary Ward. This quiz covers the core beliefs, practices, and historical context surrounding these influential figures in the Catholic faith. Answer questions to explore their contributions to spirituality and love.

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