A) To govern the civil state. B) To coordinate political campaigns. C) To manage economic resources. D) To provide spiritual guidance and community.
A) Focus on wealth accumulation. B) Active participation in politics. C) Isolation from the community. D) Vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
A) The Franciscans. B) The Jesuits. C) The Dominicans. D) The Benedictines.
A) Centered on personal spirituality. B) Restricted to monastic life. C) Focused on mission and outreach. D) Excluded from societal engagement.
A) A prayer ritual. B) A document of governance. C) The specific clothing worn by members. D) A community gathering.
A) Franciscans. B) Benedictines. C) Carmelites. D) Dominicans.
A) Economic prosperity. B) Liturgical reform. C) Political engagement. D) Prayer and work.
A) Religious orders have their own constitutions and leadership structures. B) They function like parishes. C) They are governed directly by the Pope. D) They do not have any governing authority.
A) 11th century. B) 19th century. C) 15th century. D) 13th century. |