A) To expand the Vatican's territory B) To find the truth C) To establish political alliances D) To convert non-believers
A) Social status and wealth B) Shared cultural backgrounds C) Agreement on religious doctrine D) The common search for the truth
A) Secretariat for Christian Unity B) Secretariat for non-Christians C) Pontifical Council for Culture D) Office for Economic Development
A) Pontifical Council for Ecumenism B) Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue C) Pontifical Council for Non-Believers D) Pontifical Council for World Peace
A) 1965 B) 1982 C) 1964 D) 1971
A) John Paul II B) Benedict XVI C) Paul VI D) John XXIII
A) 1971 B) 1965 C) 1982 D) 1993
A) An office for global education B) A council for internal Church reform C) A papal office for economic development and catastrophic assistance D) A secretariat for Communist relations
A) 25 December B) Easter Sunday C) 1 January D) 1 May
A) Joseph Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev B) Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky C) Andrei Gromyko and Nikolai Podgorny D) Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin
A) Hungary, Poland, and Romania B) Germany, Austria, and Switzerland C) France, Spain, and Italy D) Russia, China, and Cuba
A) They are lost and in error B) They are equals to the non-believers C) They must be converted immediately D) They have already found it
A) 30 June 1963 B) 25 December 1963 C) 1 July 1964 D) 30 June 1965
A) Archdiocese of Washington B) The Swiss Guard C) Archdiocese of Milan D) The Vatican Council
A) The tiara B) The papal cross C) A copy of the Council documents D) His papal ring
A) Pontificalis Domus B) Nostra aetate C) Lumen gentium D) Romano Pontifici Eligendo
A) Cardinal Giovanni Montini B) Cardinal Augustin Bea C) Pope John Paul I D) Pope John XXIII
A) Pontificalis Domus B) Nostra aetate C) Romano Pontifici Eligendo D) Vatican Council Decree
A) St. Peter's Basilica B) Milan Cathedral C) The Vatican Museum D) Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
A) Nostra aetate B) Romano Pontifici Eligendo C) Pontificalis Domus D) Vatican II Decree
A) Third B) First C) Sixth D) Tenth
A) Urbi et Orbi B) Veni, vidi, vici C) Habemus Papam D) Accepto, in nomine Domini
A) Giuseppe Siri B) Giovanni Battista Montini C) Alfredo Ottaviani D) Giacomo Lercaro
A) Alfredo Ottaviani B) Gustavo Testa C) Giovanni Urbani D) Eugène Tisserant
A) 2:00 pm B) 12:00 pm C) 9:30 am D) 11:22 am
A) Eugène Tisserant B) Gustavo Testa C) Giovanni Urbani D) Alfredo Ottaviani
A) A blessing in Latin B) Shorter episcopal blessing C) A silent prayer D) A blessing for the sick
A) A public decree B) His journal C) A speech to the cardinals D) A letter to the people
A) Alfredo Ottaviani B) Gustavo Testa C) Giovanni Urbani D) Giuseppe Siri
A) The second vatican council B) Dealing with the curia C) The papacy D) Retirement
A) His determination B) His youth C) His radicalism D) His wealth
A) The Archbishop of Milan B) Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster C) Eugène Tisserant D) Pius XII
A) Pius XII was severely ill B) Pius XII was traveling C) It was tradition for the Dean to do so D) Montini requested Tisserant
A) 12 December 1954 B) 5 January 1955 C) 5 December 1954 D) 12 January 1954
A) 1,000,000 B) 5,000,000 C) 2,500,000 D) 3,500,000
A) Brescia B) Rome C) Milan D) Concesio
A) 26 September 1897 B) 29 May 1920 C) 21 June 1963 D) 6 August 1978
A) 1920 B) 1954 C) 1922 D) 1938
A) Pontifical Academy of Ecclesiastical Nobles B) Cesare Arici C) Arnaldo da Brescia D) Gregorian University
A) Theology B) History C) Philosophy D) Canon law
A) Humanae vitae B) Pacem in terris C) Populorum progressio D) Mater et magistra
A) Catholic Action B) Morcelliana C) Pontificia Commissione di Assistenza D) Caritas Italiana
A) Spain B) Jordan C) Poland D) France
A) 14 October 2018 B) 19 October 2014 C) 6 August 1978 D) 20 December 2012
A) Catholic Action B) The Holy Office C) The Secretariat of State D) Caritas Italiana
A) Catholic Action B) The Apostolic Signatura C) Morcelliana D) Pontificia Commissione di Assistenza
A) Hospitals B) Schools C) Factories D) Churches
A) Anglicans B) Atheists C) Buddhists D) Muslims
A) Rowan Williams B) Thomas Cranmer C) Geoffrey Fisher D) Justin Welby
A) He declined the appointment B) He was too young C) Pius XII died before the ceremony D) The Vatican was in financial crisis
A) With disbelief B) With anger C) With excitement D) With indifference
A) Pneumonia B) Cancer C) Heart disease D) Strokes
A) Education B) Love C) Service D) Evangelism
A) Exactly 50 B) Over 500 C) Less than 10 D) Over 100
A) Giovanni Colombo B) Giulio Bevilacqua C) Angelo Roncalli D) Geoffrey Fisher
A) 1960 B) 1962 C) 1958 D) 1963
A) Ghana B) Morocco C) Algeria D) Egypt
A) Sudan B) Kenya C) Ghana D) Brazil
A) Engelberg Abbey B) Assisi C) The Vatican Gardens D) Castel Gandolfo
A) A Benedictine monastery B) A Dominican convent C) A Franciscan friary D) A Jesuit college
A) Los Angeles B) Chicago C) Houston D) Miami
A) Maryland B) Massachusetts C) Indiana D) Illinois
A) Pacem in terris B) Rerum novarum C) Humanae vitae D) Mystici corporis
A) New dogmatic definitions B) Scientific theories regarding the cosmos C) The political history of the Vatican D) How the Church sees itself
A) The text about the Church B) The text on religious freedom C) The regulations for interfaith marriages D) The document on birth control
A) Lumen Gentium B) Mystici corporis C) Pacem in terris D) Humanae vitae
A) Strength B) Intelligence C) Wisdom D) Love
A) An explanatory note B) A formal apology C) An encyclical D) A new dogma
A) 72nd birthday B) 75th birthday C) 70th birthday D) 80th birthday
A) Pontificalis Domus B) Ingravescentem aetatem C) Curia Reform Act D) Lumen Gentium
A) Upon the Pope's death B) Upon reaching their 80th birthday C) Upon reaching their 75th birthday D) After 40 years of service
A) Only Italian cardinals can vote B) Only cardinals under 80 can vote C) Only bishops can vote D) Only cardinals under 75 can vote
A) 134 B) 100 C) 80 D) 120
A) Kings can abdicate, Popes cannot. B) I will retire when the Church is ready. C) I am too busy to retire. D) The rules apply to everyone except the Pope.
A) 1971 B) 1966 C) 1969 D) 1963
A) Ecclesia Dei B) Sacrosanctum Concilium C) Traditionis Custodes D) Mediator Dei
A) 1968 B) 1967 C) 1970 D) 1969
A) Roman Missal B) Sacrosanctum Concilium C) Mediator Dei D) Breviarium Romanum
A) Marcel Lefebvre B) Pope Benedict XVI C) Pope John Paul II D) Pope Francis
A) 1970 B) 1973 C) 1969 D) 1971
A) Mediator Dei B) Ecclesia Dei C) Sacrosanctum Concilium D) Traditionis Custodes
A) 1971 B) 1969 C) 1968 D) 1970
A) The Global Shepherd B) The Missionary Pope C) The Pilgrim Pope D) The Traveling Pontiff
A) 1969 B) 1964 C) 1965 D) 1966
A) Uganda B) South Africa C) Kenya D) Nigeria
A) La Paz, Bolivia B) New York City, USA C) Rome, Italy D) Manila, Philippines
A) Edouard Gagnon B) Ferdinand Marcos C) Benjamín Mendoza D) Pasquale Macchi
A) Five B) Eight C) Six D) Seven
A) Ecclesiam suam B) Christi Matri C) Populorum progressio D) Mysterium fidei
A) Sacerdotalis caelibatus B) Mysterium fidei C) Ecclesiam suam D) Humanae vitae
A) A handwritten Bible B) A photograph of the Vatican C) A Goodwill Message D) A gold cross
A) Mense maio B) Mysterium fidei C) Ecclesiam suam D) Christi Matri
A) The Vietnam War B) The economic crisis in Europe C) The famine in Africa D) The fall of the Berlin Wall
A) Pasquale Macchi B) Ferdinand Marcos C) Benjamín Mendoza y Amor Flores D) Edouard Gagnon
A) The Roman Curia B) Evangelism C) Ecumenism D) The Great Schism
A) Ecclesiam suam B) Humanae vitae C) Populorum progressio D) Evangelii nuntiandi
A) Oriental leaders in Asia B) Eastern Orthodox Apostolic Patriarchs C) Protestant leaders in Europe D) Anglican Archbishops in London
A) 1054 B) 451 C) 1965 D) 1453
A) Markos II B) Athenagoras I C) Cyril VI D) Shenouda III
A) The Anglican Centre B) A joint seminary C) A new cathedral D) The Vatican Archives |