A) St Stephen B) Sarah, the wife of Abraham C) Mary, the Mother of Jesus D) John the Baptist
A) Strength and guidance from the Holy Spirit B) Prayers from the Communion of Saints C) God’s freedom from mortal and venial sin D) The liturgy of the Word and Eucharist
A) Mary trusted God and was fully faithful B) Mary fed and clothed Jesus C) Mary followed the disciples of Jesus D) Mary prayed to God in the synagogue every day.
A) Praying to the saints B) Trusting and respecting God. C) Visiting God’s holy places D) Protecting their belongings
A) Anointing of the Sick B) Conception C) Reverence D) Assumption
A) Stations of the Cross B) Marian prayers C) Church feast days D) Sacred liturgies
A) The Immaculate Conception B) The Annunciation of the Lord C) The birth of Mary D) The Assumption
A) Mother of all people B) Mother of all mothers C) ALL other options listed D) Mother of the Church
A) Desire B) NONE of the other options C) Love D) Joy
A) Emotion must be directed B) ALL other options listed C) Behaviour is not an emotion, it is the choice people make D) Emotion is neither good nor bad
A) NONE of the other options B) Unconditional love C) Self-love D) Charity
A) ALL other options listed B) Decalogue C) The Revealed Laws D) The Old Law
A) Death is inevitable B) ALL other options listed C) People are created in the image of God D) Birth is a gift
A) 1st Commandment B) 4th Commandment C) 2nd Commandment D) 3rd Commandment
A) God’s graces B) ALL other options listed C) Charity D) The first 3 of the Ten Commandments
A) Baptism and Eucharist B) Confirmation and Reconciliation C) Eucharist and Reconciliation D) NONE of the other options
A) Harmony B) Regret C) NONE of the other options D) The Will
A) Pentecost B) Judgement day C) The coming of Jesus Christ D) NONE of the other options
A) City of Jerusalem B) City of Damascus C) Town of Nazareth D) Town of Emmaus
A) Read the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John B) Teach others what he taught them C) Stop following the Jewish commandments D) Avoid working and worshipping on the Sabbath
A) The time Mary went to her cousin, Elizabeth, to help her because she was pregnant B) The time Mary was assumed to heaven C) The time the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary to ask her to be the Mother of God D) NONE of the other options
A) Studied to be a miracle worker, healer physician. B) Lived as a Jew and followed Jewish traditions C) Worked in the desert with the zealots D) Trained in the Temple as a priest
A) Jesus fulfilled the promises of the Old Testament prophets B) Jesus grew up as a Pharisee C) Jesus preached for over thirty years D) Jesus wrote the Bible with the help of the Apostles
A) Demonstrate the power of God B) Challenge the Old Testament prophets C) Reflect the love and goodness of the Church. D) Build a religious faith community
A) Recognise the human heart in all people B) Search for God’s meaning of life C) Learn how to think and question D) Make present the Kingdom of God to all people.
A) Sacraments B) Signs C) Liturgical colours D) Psalms
A) Transforms sin into freedom, death into life and human into divine. B) Offers people the opportunity to praise God in a sacred place C) Restores people’s faith in the supernatural D) Reveals the mystery of the immaculate conception
A) Moses is and how he led people to the Promised Land. B) Abraham is and how creation began C) Jesus is and how to live like him D) Saint Paul is and how to become an Apostle
A) Creation stories written by the Yahwist community B) Story of Paul and his conversion C) Meaning of Jesus’ death and resurrection D) Infancy narratives and their purpose
A) Intercede for them through prayer to God B) Show courage to live like God C) Promote stewardship D) Canonise people
A) ALL other options listed B) Confirmation C) Baptism D) Eucharist
A) Signs of God’s grace B) Parables of God’s life C) Celebrations of God’s name D) Miracles of God’s creation
A) The River Jordan B) The Last Supper C) Mount Sinai D) Pentecost
A) Reverence, pride and courage B) Freedom, love and wonder C) Wisdom, guidance and substance. D) Faith, hope and charity
A) Begins the Church’s liturgical year B) Honours God and is celebrated on Sunday C) Nourishes the spiritual gifts received through all of the sacraments. D) Reconnects people with the Jewish history of the Church
A) After celebrating the sacrament of Marriage. B) When they enrol in a Catholic school C) By assisting the priest at Mass D) Through the sacrament of Baptism
A) Advent B) Pentecost C) Easter D) Christmas
A) All baptised people living and dead B) Only canonised Christian saints C) All people who have died D) Only people who receive communion.
A) Rosary B) Apostles’ Creed C) Hail Mary D) Stations of the Cross.
A) Patriarchs becoming leaders of the Church B) Suffering servant being identified in the book of Isaiah. C) Son of God taking on human form D) Apostles receiving the spiritual gifts from Jesus |