St. John Paul II College Quiz

The name of the individual who became Pope John Paul II.

Karol's mother's death affected his emotional state but not his academic performance.

The school where Karol became a student in June 1930.

Karol showed an early philosophical and contemplative nature.

Since there was no gym at his school, students participated in sports at the Sokół building.

Karol maintained an orderly daily schedule of church, school, and homework.

Karol read books suggested by his father and eventually chose challenging literature himself.

Karol selected works from renowned Polish authors like Norwid and Mickiewicz.

A religion teacher and influential figure in John Paul II's early life.

The place where John Paul II was baptized on June 20, 1920.

Mary's title that represents her role as a helper and intercessor.

John Paul II's initial celebration of the Eucharist as a priest.

Period when John Paul II served as Pope, emphasizing mercy and faith.

The divine favor bestowed upon John Paul II at baptism.

The diocese where John Paul II served as Archbishop before becoming Pope.

A constant communication with God, encouraged by John Paul II.

A prominent Polish Romantic poet and playwright.

Regarded as Poland's greatest poet and a key figure of Polish Romanticism.

Polish poet known for his multifaceted artistic talents.

Cultural movement inspired by classical antiquity in arts and literature.

Polish priest and professor who was influential in academics.

He excelled in academics, dramatics, and sports.

Karol lived a routine life with religious observance.

An official declaration by a bishop that a book is free from doctrinal or moral error.

Prior to Vatican II, bishops had the exclusive right to consecrate the vessels used in Mass.

A tradition started by Bishop Wojtyła in 1959 of holding a Christmas Mass in an open field.

Temporary administrator of an archdiocese, appointed after the death of Archbishop Baziak.

A significant ecumenical council held from 1962 to 1965, which brought reforms in the Church.

The Decree on Religious Freedom resulting from the Second Vatican Council.

The Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World from the Second Vatican Council.

A pope known for his humble, religious life and teachings.

A commitment to provide quality and transformative education based on St. John Paul II's teachings.

To develop competent graduates through quality teaching and community-oriented research.

Fundamental beliefs guiding SJPIICD: Respect, Hard Work, Perseverance, Self-Sacrifice, Compassion, and Family Attachment.

Desired qualities of students: Inquisitive, Ingenious, Innovative, and Inspiring.

Reed 2: The Life and Works of St. John Paul II.

This course allows learners to understand St. John Paul II's life, strengthening faith amidst adversity.

Focus on St. John Paul II's role as a priest, bishop, and pope throughout his life.

An underground seminary where religious training occurs secretly.

Cardinal archbishop of Kraków who ran the clandestine seminary.

Wojtyła spent WWII disguised as a cleric and attending secret classes.

Karol's father's grief after his wife's death influenced Karol's spirituality.

John Paul II recalled his father's example of prayer on his knees.

A theater group Wojtyła was involved with during his studies.

Hiding places seminarians used during the Nazi occupation.

Karol's childhood was shaped by his father's discipline and spirituality.