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Option #1: Quiz
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1. One area of disagreement between the Catholic Church and other Christian churches concerns the number of these and their role in Church life.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
2. The Church affirms that people who do not know Christ or his Church, but who seek God with a sincere heart and try to do his will, may also achieve this.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
3. This religion acknowledges only one God, but it believes that Jesus was only a great prophet, not the Son of God.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
4. The Church believes that this religion is already a response to God's Revelation in the Old Covenant, and its followers are our spiritual ancestors.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
5. This refers to efforts between Christian churches, including the Catholic Church, to strengthen communion and ultimately restore unity between them through dialogue, prayer, and reconciliation.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
6. People who are not ordained or in a consecrated state of life but who share in Christ's priestly, prophetic, and kingly office through their Baptism.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
7. To set aside for a holy purpose or to fully dedicate oneself to pursuing a more intimate relationship with God
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
8. They represent the bishop in teaching the faith, celebrating the Sacraments, and providing spiritual leadership.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
9. Responsibilities of this role include teaching and governing authority, as well as the pastoral care of the people within a particular area.
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
10. One of the many other titles of the Pope
A. bishops
B. consecrate
C. diocesan priests
D. ecumenism
E. Islam
F. Judaism
G. laity
H. Sacraments
I. salvation
J. Vicar of Christ
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Why do we call Jesus' mother, Mary, the Mother of the Church? How can thinking of her as our spiritual Mother help your own faith?
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