The Bible is divided into which two sections?
The Old and New Testament
Who is the patron Saint of Aquinas American School?
St. Thomas Aquinas
Which Apostle introduced Christianity to Spain?
St. James the Greater
Who painted the famous “Creation of Adam” fresco in the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo Buonarroti
What is the first Sacrament everyone must recieve to become Christian?
Baptism
Who baptized Jesus?
St. John the Baptist
Which Saint from Assisi was the founder of the Poor Clares and the first woman to write a Rule for a religious order?
St. Clare of Assisi
Which appearance of the Virgin Mary is the patroness of Madrid?
Our Lady of Almudena
In the famous “David” sculpture by Donatello, whose head is David stepping on?![]()
Goliath
Who instituted all 7 Sacraments?
Jesus Christ
What mountain did Moses recieve the 10 Commandments on?
Mount Sinai
Which member of the Holy Family has no recorded words?
St. Joseph
In what historical period did St. Francis of Assisi live?
The Middle Ages
In this famous Baroque painting by Caravaggio
, Jesus calls this tax collector to “follow” him. Who did he call on?
St. Matthew
Confirmation recalls the coming of the Holy Spirit to the first Christians in which Biblical event?
Pentecost
Which two Gospel writers were original members of Christ´s 12 Apostles?
Sts. Matthew and John
What is St. Therese of Lixeux´s most famous work called?
Story of a Soul
Which Spanish Saint evangelized parts of Asia in the 1500s?
St. Francis Xavier
In the famous fresco entitled “School of Athens”, its artist includes his selfie. Who is he?
Raphael Sanzio da Urbino
Which two Sacraments do not require a priest?
Baptism and Marriage
How many books are in a Catholic Bible?
73
Which continent was St. Augustine of Hippo from?
Africa
Which Pope convened the Second Vatican Council in 1962?
Of the 12 apostles in Da Vinci’s famous Last Supper, which one is holding a knife behind his back?
St. Peter
What is the official term for the change in substance from bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ in Mass?
Transubstantiation