Tiebreakers
The Latin words that mean "in the year of our Lord," and where we get the term A.D.
What is anno domini?
The section of the Old Testament that contains the psalms, songs, and proverbs.
What is Wisdom Literature?
This bestselling text comes from the Greek word biblios, which means “book.”
What is the Bible?
All that God has taught us about himself and his will for his people.
What is revelation?
This saint famously talked a wolf down from continuing to eat the citizens of Gubbio.
Who is St. Francis of Assisi?
The musical that Ms. Leggio keeps referencing when she sings about TRADITIONNN.
What is The Fiddler on the Roof?
The section of the Old Testament that contains the writings of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, people who are considered "messengers of God."
What are the Prophetic Books?
The section of the Old Testament that contains the Greek root word for "five."
What is the Pentateuch?
God’s action in guiding the human authors of the Bible.
What is inspiration?
This saint is the patron against anger and has a lion as his emblem.
Who is St. Jerome?
The books of the Old Testament that are also known as the Law, or Torah in the Jewish faith.
What is the Pentateuch?
The monotheistic religion that Christianity grew out of.
What is Judaism?
Beliefs and practices that have been passed down throughout the ages and have become part of the Church’s teaching.
What is tradition?
This holy person was the founder of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary.
Who is Blessed Mother Marie-Rose?
The books of the Old Testament that tell about the early history of the Hebrews.
What are the Historical Books?
The belief in only one God, coming from the Greek words “mono”=one, and “theos”=god.
What is monotheism?
How we come to understand or explain what God is telling us in the Bible, with the help of the Holy Spirit.
What is interpretation?
The famous phrase uttered by St. Lawrence as he was being barbecued.
What is "turn me over, this side is done"?
The number of books in the Catholic Old Testament.
What is 46?
The word monstrance comes from this Latin word that means "to show."
What is monstrare?
The sacred vessel used display the consecrated Eucharist.
What is a monstrance?
The saint from Prague whose pagan mother, Drahomíra, had his Christian grandmother, Ludmila, strangled with her own veil.
Who is St. Wenceslaus?