The Second Vatican Council - Exam
A) 1970 B) 1965 C) 1962 D) 1959
A) Pope Paul VI B) Pope Pius XII C) Pope John XXIII D) Pope Benedict XVI
A) Five B) Six C) Three D) Four
A) Nostra Aetate B) Lumen Gentium C) Gaudium et Spes D) Dei Verbum
A) Gaudium et Spes B) Dei Verbum C) Lumen Gentium D) Sacrosanctum Concilium
A) The Church in the modern world B) The nature of the sacraments C) The papacy D) The Virgin Mary
A) It affirmed the right to religious freedom. B) It condemned all non-Catholic religions. C) It maintained that only Catholics could be saved. D) It promoted state religion.
A) Sacrosanctum Concilium B) Gaudium et Spes C) Nostra Aetate D) Lumen Gentium
A) Pope John Paul II B) Pope Benedict XVI C) Pope John XXIII D) Pope Paul VI
A) The nature of the Church B) The role of the Eucharist C) The history of the papacy D) The importance of sacraments
A) 1965 B) 1970 C) 1967 D) 1963
A) Ad Gentes B) Dignitatis Humanae C) Lumen Gentium D) Inter Mirifica
A) Unitatis Redintegratio B) Nostra Aetate C) Dei Verbum D) Lumen Gentium
A) Gaudium et Spes B) Nostra Aetate C) Sacrosanctum Concilium D) Ad Gentes
A) Administrative power B) Isolation from the world C) Service to the community D) Rule over the laity
A) A business organization B) The Mystical Body of Christ C) A political institution D) A purely hierarchical structure
A) Collegiality B) Centralization C) Hierarchicalism D) Authoritarianism
A) Condemned social activism B) Focused solely on doctrine C) Ignored social justice entirely D) Emphasized social justice
A) Dignitatis Humanae B) Lumen Gentium C) Gaudium et Spes D) Sacrosanctum Concilium
A) The role of bishops B) Liturgical reforms C) Relations with non-Christian religions D) Social justice
A) Dei Verbum B) Lumen Gentium C) Sacrosanctum Concilium D) Nostra Aetate
A) The Immaculate Conception B) Salvation by faith alone C) The Trinity D) The Church of Christ and the Catholic Church
A) No changes at all B) Less focus on education C) More emphasis on critical engagement D) Return to pre-Vatican catechetical methods
A) Increased clericalism B) Use of the vernacular C) Rituals in Latin only D) Abandonment of music
A) The Academic Council B) The Pastoral Constitution C) The Cultural Session D) The Dogmatic Constitution
A) Unitatis Redintegratio B) Nostra Aetate C) Optatam Totius D) Dignitatis Humanae
A) Third Vatican Council B) Council of Trent C) Vatican II D) First Vatican Council
A) 16 B) 10 C) 12 D) 20
A) Dignitatis humanae B) Orientalium Ecclesiarum C) Unitatis redintegratio D) Nostra aetate
A) Very slowly B) It was universally accepted C) At a rapid pace D) It had been discontinued
A) Neo-scholasticism B) Papal encyclicals C) Ressourcement D) Nouvelle théologie
A) John XXIII B) Paul VI C) Pius XII D) Leo XIII
A) Ressourcement B) Neo-scholasticism C) La nouvelle théologie ('the new theology') D) Papal encyclicals
A) Ernesto Ruffini B) Alfredo Ottaviani C) Domenico Tardini D) Cardinal Léger
A) The Crusades B) The Protestant Reformation C) The Great Schism D) The Counter-Reformation
A) Enrique Angelelli B) John Paul I C) Fulton J. Sheen D) Álvaro del Portillo
A) John Paul I B) Álvaro del Portillo C) Gregorio Pietro Agagianian D) Fulton J. Sheen
A) Cardinal Giacomo Lercaro B) Archbishop Pietro Sfair C) Patriarch Maximos IV Sayegh D) Cardinal Michael Browne
A) 737 B) None C) 500 D) About 250
A) Giovanni Montini B) Albino Luciani C) Karol Wojtyła D) Joseph Ratzinger
A) Henri de Lubac B) Karl Rahner C) Edward Schillebeeckx D) Yves Congar
A) Healthcare, education, technology B) Globalization, migration, unemployment C) Climate change, poverty, inequality D) War, hunger, underdevelopment
A) Hans Küng B) Marie-Dominique Chenu C) Yves Congar D) Karl Rahner
A) Albino Luciani B) Karol Wojtyła C) Giovanni Montini D) Joseph Ratzinger
A) 10 public sessions B) 15 public sessions C) 20 public sessions D) 5 public sessions
A) 108 B) 2,049 C) 871 D) 70
A) Unity with the Eastern Orthodox B) Liturgy C) Revelation D) Modern means of communication
A) A simple majority B) A two-thirds majority C) 75% majority D) Unanimous consent
A) Evangelization as the fundamental mission B) Emphasis on traditional liturgy C) Focus solely on internal reforms D) Rejection of missionary activities
A) Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani B) Patriarch Maximos IV Sayegh C) Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre D) Cardinal Augustin Bea
A) Joseph Ratzinger B) Emil de Smedt C) John Paul II D) Paul VI
A) Modernization B) Reformation C) Aggiornamento D) Revitalization
A) 108 B) 871 C) 2,049 D) 70
A) An intermediate episcopal conference B) Elimination of diocesan boundaries C) Direct control by the Vatican D) Centralization under a single bishop
A) Preparatory period B) Ante-preparatory period C) Final preparatory phase D) Council initiation period
A) 20% B) 10% C) 38% D) 31%
A) Declarations B) All documents are equally important C) Decrees D) Constitutions
A) Three B) Six C) None D) Two
A) Lay auditors B) Official periti C) Private periti D) Observers
A) 10 days B) 20 days C) 15 days D) 6 days
A) 871 B) 22 C) 108 D) 70
A) Karl Rahner B) Yves Congar C) Marie-Dominique Chenu D) Henri de Lubac
A) Only Catholics have the right to believe freely B) Religious freedom is a favor, not a right C) Belief cannot be coerced D) All religions should be suppressed
A) 17 May 1959 B) September 1962 C) 5 June 1960 D) Autumn of 1961
A) They were enthusiastic B) They were supportive from the start C) They were indifferent D) They were shocked
A) 100 countries B) 50 countries C) 79 countries D) 30 countries
A) The Paschal Mystery B) The Church C) The Eucharist D) Scripture
A) Use of Latin exclusively B) Reading from holy scripture C) Traditional hymns only D) Priestly homilies without commentary
A) Apostolicam actuositatem B) Unitatis redintegratio C) Inter mirifica D) Optatam totius
A) Joseph Ratzinger B) Edward Schillebeeckx C) John Courtney Murray D) Marie-Dominique Chenu
A) Karl Rahner B) Yves Congar C) Henri de Lubac D) Marie-Dominique Chenu
A) Cardinal Paolo Marella B) Cardinal Amleto Giovanni Cicognani C) Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani D) Cardinal Benedetto Aloisi Masella
A) 10 Council Fathers B) 25 Council Fathers C) 100 Council Fathers D) 50 Council Fathers
A) 480 B) 224 C) 100 D) 300
A) Presbyterorum ordinis B) Christus Dominus C) Perfectae Caritatis D) Apostolicam actuositatem
A) 75% B) 50% C) 80% D) 62%
A) John Paul I B) Álvaro del Portillo C) Gregorio Pietro Agagianian D) Enrique Angelelli
A) Paul VI Audience Hall B) Vatican Gardens C) St. Peter's Basilica D) The Sistine Chapel
A) Apostolicam actuositatem B) Perfectae Caritatis C) Unitatis redintegratio D) Gravissimum educationis
A) Henri de Lubac B) Karl Rahner C) Yves Congar D) Bernhard Häring
A) 30 B) 10 C) 21 D) 50
A) One week B) Ten days C) Three days D) Two weeks
A) 70 B) 22 C) 871 D) 108
A) Gregorio Pietro Agagianian B) Álvaro del Portillo C) Frank Duff D) John Paul I
A) Terence Cooke B) John Paul I C) Paul VI D) Álvaro del Portillo
A) Extreme unction only B) Elimination of infant baptism C) Confirmation as a separate rite D) The catechumenate |
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