God & Man
The Holy Angels
The Senses of Scripture
Biblia Sacra
Miscellaneous
100

A spirit infinitely perfect; He is the Creator of Heaven and earth, and of all things. 

Who is God?

100

Pure spiritual creatures of God who have understanding and will.  They have no bodies, cannot die, and are usually not visible.  They live constantly in God’s presence and convey God’s will and protection to man. 

What are Angels?

100

This term denotes the four primary ways of understanding Sacred Scripture as it corresponds to the meaning of the text.

What are the Senses of Sacred Scripture?

100

The collection of all 73 the canonical books; consisting of the Old Testament (written before the coming of Jesus) and the New Testament, made up of books written after the coming of Jesus Christ.

What is the Bible?

100

This is the country in which the Pope presently resides.

What is Vatican City?

200

A creature composed of body and soul, and made to the image and likeness of God.

Who is man?

200

This is a special rank of Angel to which Sts. Gabriel, Michael, and Raphael all belong.

What is the rank of Archangel?

200

This is a term for that sense of Sacred Scripture which interprets the text as it corresponds to the meaning of the words in the literary and historical context.

What is the Literal Sense?

200

This term denotes what God makes known about Himself and His will through a supernatural intervention in history.

What is Divine Revelation?

200

This is the country in which Pope Francis was born.

What is Argentina?

300

The truth that in the unity of the Godhead there are Three Persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; these Three Persons being truly distinct one from another.

What is the Holy Trinity?

300

This is the Angel who announced to the Blessed Virgin Mary that she was to be the Mother of God.

Who is St. Gabriel?

300

This is a term for that sense of Sacred Scripture which interprets the text as a means of showing how people and events in salvation history point forward to other times.

What is the Allegorical / Typical Sense?

300

This is a term used to describe how Sacred Scripture makes no mistakes or errors; in other words, that it always teaches truth and never falsehood.

What is inerrancy?

300

Before Christ changed our first Pope's name to Peter, he would have been referred to by this name instead.

What is the name of 'Simon bar-Jonah?'

400

The fallen state of mankind, inherited from our first parents (Adam and Eve), into which the individual is born.

What is Original Sin?

400

This is a term which denotes those angels who had sinned and were driven into Hell.

What are fallen angels or demons?

400

This sense of Sacred Scripture interprets the text as a means to show us how figures therein can portray a pattern for our own lives.

What is the Moral / Tropological Sense?

400

This is a term used to describe how Sacred Scripture is incapable of failing; to this end, both Scripture and the Church have this feature on account of special protection from God.

What is infallibility?

400

Per discussing St. Luke yesterday, this denotes the career to which the Evangelist belonged.

What is a doctor?

500

The story of how God liberated the human race from sin and its consequences, culminating in the redemptive sacrifice of our Lord, Jesus Christ in his Life, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension into Heaven.

What is Salvation History?

500

This is the Angel who drove Lucifer from Heaven.

Who is St. Michael, the Archangel?

500

This sense of Sacred Scripture interprets the text as a means of showing us how the events described point to what will be seen in Heaven.

What is the Anagogical Sense?

500

This is a term used to describe how Sacred Scripture is guided by God. The word itself comes from another, meaning “breathed-in.”

What is inspired?

500

This country has more Catholics, by number, than any other in the world.

What is Brazil?

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