Archdiocese of New York - Quiz
A) 1,273,291 B) 170,348 C) 3,100,000 D) 2,642,740
A) 228 B) 195 C) 140 D) 320
A) 140 B) 443 C) 195 D) 320
A) 140 B) 228 C) 195 D) 320
A) 60 B) 228 C) 443 D) 320
A) 443 B) 195 C) 228 D) 60
A) 170,348 B) 1,314 C) 2,642,740 D) 1,273,291
A) 444 B) 195 C) 320 D) 1,314
A) 228 B) 1,314 C) 443 D) 444
A) Over 170,348 B) Exactly 1,273,291 C) Over 2,642,740 D) Over 500,000
A) 228 B) 60 C) 140 D) 320
A) January 5th B) March 17th C) April 8th D) January 4th
A) September 5th B) January 4th C) July 14th D) January 5th
A) Solemnity of Saint Patrick B) Anniversary of the Diocese of New York C) Memorial of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton D) Memorial of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
A) Saint Patrick B) Saint John Neumann C) Saint Teresa of Calcutta D) Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
A) 1929 B) 1864 C) 1808 D) 1910
A) November 13th B) September 5th C) July 14th D) October 5th
A) September 5th B) July 14th C) November 13th D) January 4th
A) 1885 B) 1910 C) 1808 D) 1929
A) March 17th B) January 5th C) October 5th D) November 13th
A) John Hughes B) R. Luke Concanen C) John Connolly D) John Dubois
A) John Connolly B) John McCloskey C) R. Luke Concanen D) John Dubois
A) John Dubois B) John Hughes C) John Connolly D) Michael Corrigan
A) John Hughes B) John Connolly C) John Dubois D) R. Luke Concanen
A) 1885 B) 1875 C) 1864 D) 1911
A) Michael Corrigan B) John McCloskey C) Patrick Hayes D) John Farley
A) 1924 B) 1875 C) 1946 D) 1911
A) Terence Cooke B) John Farley C) Francis Spellman D) Patrick Hayes
A) 1911 B) 1924 C) 1969 D) 1946
A) Francis Spellman B) John O'Connor C) Terence Cooke D) Edward Egan
A) 1969 B) 1985 C) 1924 D) 1946
A) Michael Corrigan B) James Francis McIntyre C) John Joseph Maguire D) Edward Egan
A) Timothy Dolan B) Terence Cooke C) Francis Spellman D) John O'Connor
A) Terence Cooke B) Edward Egan C) Timothy Dolan D) John O'Connor
A) Timothy Dolan B) Francis Spellman C) Edward Egan D) John O'Connor
A) John O'Connor B) Edward Egan C) Ronald Hicks D) Timothy Dolan
A) 2001 B) 2012 C) 1985 D) 1969
A) Timothy Dolan B) Edward Egan C) Ronald Hicks D) John O'Connor
A) Joseph A. Espaillat B) Peter John Byrne C) Edmund Whalen D) John S. Bonnici
A) Josu Iriondo B) Gerardo Joseph Colacicco C) Edmund Whalen D) Joseph A. Espaillat
A) Terence Cooke B) Patrick Hayes C) John Farley D) Edward Egan
A) Fulton J. Sheen B) Walter P. Kellenberg C) George Henry Guilfoyle D) Edwin Broderick
A) Edward Egan B) Dennis Joseph Sullivan C) Henry J. Mansell D) Theodore Edgar McCarrick
A) 2001 B) 2019 C) 1982 D) 1977
A) Dominick John Lagonegro B) Timothy A. McDonnell C) Edwin Frederick O'Brien D) Henry J. Mansell
A) John Joseph Jenik B) John Joseph O'Hara C) Peter John Byrne D) John S. Bonnici
A) Gerald Thomas Walsh B) Josu Iriondo C) John Joseph O'Hara D) John Joseph Jenik
A) Republican National Committee B) Tammany Hall C) New York State Senate D) United Labor Party
A) The New York State Assembly B) The Vatican C) The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops D) Tammany Hall
A) For neglecting Italian immigrants and treating them in a humiliating way B) For failing to build St. Joseph's Seminary quickly enough C) For closing too many parochial schools D) For supporting Henry George in the mayoral election
A) School auditoriums B) Protestant chapels C) Church basements D) Outdoor tents
A) He claimed they did not want to attend Catholic services B) He claimed they had their own separate bishops C) He claimed they refused to speak English D) He claimed they were not very clean and were too poor
A) 1889 B) 1902 C) 1885 D) 1919
A) To run St. Joseph's Seminary B) To manage Catholic New York newspaper C) To establish an orphanage D) To serve as the first female auxiliary bishop
A) 1908 B) 1885 C) 1900 D) 1891
A) He died during the September 11 terrorist attacks B) He passed away from leukemia C) He suffered a massive stroke during a church service D) He developed pneumonia after a fall at a construction site
A) Benedict XV B) John Paul II C) Leo XIII D) Pius XI
A) Pope Pius XI B) Pope Benedict XV C) Pope Paul VI D) Pope Leo XIII
A) Pope Benedict XV B) Pope John Paul II C) Pope Leo XIII D) Pope Pius XI
A) Because the gravediggers were drafted into World War II B) Because 240 gravediggers went on strike and union negotiations broke down C) Because the cemetery ran out of funding to pay workers D) Because the ground was frozen and regular workers refused to work
A) December 3, 1967 B) October 6, 1983 C) May 3, 2000 D) September 15, 1902
A) Pope John Paul II B) Pope Paul VI C) Pope Francis D) Pope Benedict XVI
A) Pathways to Excellence B) Birthright C) Catholic New York D) Inner-City Scholarship Fund
A) St. Patrick's Herald B) Archdiocese Weekly C) The New York Times D) Catholic New York
A) Pneumonia B) Leukemia C) Heart disease D) A stroke
A) Pierre Toussaint B) Theodore McCarrick C) Edward McGlynn D) Frances Xavier Cabrini
A) A journalist from the United Labor Party B) An enslaved man from Haiti C) A gravedigger from Manhattan D) A military vicar from the Bahamas
A) May 11, 2000 B) February 23, 2009 C) January 26, 1984 D) March 2, 1968
A) St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers B) St. Patrick's Cathedral C) The New School in Manhattan D) Yankee Stadium in the Bronx
A) Yankee Stadium in the Bronx B) St. Stephen's Parish in Manhattan C) The Terence Cardinal Cooke Catholic Building D) The Lotte New York Palace Hotel
A) Thirty-two B) Ten C) One hundred twenty D) Eleven
A) Pope Paul VI B) Pope Francis C) Pope Benedict XVI D) Pope John Paul II
A) "Birthright" B) "Making All Things New" C) "Independent Reconciliation and Compensation Program" D) "Pathways to Excellence"
A) "Pathways to Excellence" B) "Inner-City Scholarship Fund" C) "Making All Things New" D) "The Jones Report"
A) Terence Cardinal Cooke Catholic Building B) St. Joseph's Seminary C) Yankee Stadium D) Lotte New York Palace Hotel
A) Mayor Henry George B) President John Paul II C) Governor Andrew Cuomo D) Cardinal Timothy Dolan
A) 278 B) 120 C) 1,300 D) 240
A) James Grien B) Edwin Gaylor C) Barbara S. Jones D) Frances Xavier Cabrini
A) John Jenik B) James Grien C) Edwin Gaylor D) George Boxelaar
A) At least $250,000 B) At least $100 million C) At least $60 million D) At least $500 million
A) St. Patrick's Cathedral B) St. Joseph's Seminary C) Yankee Stadium D) The Lotte New York Palace Hotel
A) May 2020 B) January 2024 C) February 2025 D) December 2025
A) Pope Francis B) Pope Benedict XVI C) Pope John Paul II D) Newly elected Pope Leo XIV
A) October 18, 1885 B) May 3, 2000 C) February 23, 2009 D) December 18, 2025
A) Sancta Eboracum B) Archidiœcesis Neo-Eboracensis C) Archidiœcesis Novi Eboraci D) Dioecesis Neo-Eboracensis
A) Manhattan B) Staten Island C) The Bronx D) Brooklyn
A) Queens B) Manhattan C) Staten Island D) The Bronx
A) Seven B) Five C) Nine D) Three
A) Largest B) Third-largest C) Second-largest D) Fourth-largest
A) 412 B) 520 C) 150 D) 296
A) Albany B) Yonkers C) White Plains D) New York City
A) The Good Newsroom B) Archdiocesan Times C) The Catholic New Yorker D) New York Catholic News
A) Syracuse B) Buffalo C) Albany D) Hartford
A) Long Island B) Manhattan Island C) Fishers Island D) Staten Island
A) King Charles IV B) King Philip II C) King Charles III D) King Ferdinand VII
A) 1784 B) 1787 C) 1800 D) 1808
A) Cardinal Timothy Dolan B) Bishop John Carroll C) Sister Elizabeth Ann Seton D) Bishop Ronald Hicks
A) 1796 B) 1800 C) 1787 D) 1808
A) 1796 B) 1800 C) 1784 D) 1808
A) Apostolic vicariate B) Suffragan diocese C) Patriarchate D) Metropolitan archdiocese |
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