CATECHISM & CHURCH DOCUMENTS
ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
ROMAN EMPIRE & PERSECUTIONS
EARLY CHURCH FATHERS & FIGURES
SEAT OF WISDOM MISC.
100

This saint’s homilies formed an early catechism similar to today’s CCC

Who is St. Thomas Aquinas?

100

This Gospel writer and Greek physician authored Acts.

Who is Luke?

100

This emperor ruled during Jesus’ ministry and crucifixion.

Who is Tiberius?

100

This apostle was the first to be martyred.

Who is James the Greater?

100

The Come, Holy Spirit Prayer begins every meeting. Pray a few words from this prayer. 

Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful
and kindle in them the fire of your love.
Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created,
and you shall renew the face of the earth.

Let us pray:
O God, who have taught the hearts of the faithful
by the light of the Holy Spirit,
grant that in the same Spirit we may be truly wise
and ever rejoice in His consolation.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

200

This Vatican II document teaches that Scripture is inspired and has God as its author.

What is Dei Verbum?

200

Believers were first called “Christians” in this city.

What is Antioch?

200

This emperor blamed Christians for the Great Fire of Rome.

Who is Nero?

200

This apostle, also called “the Just,” was a cousin of Jesus.

Who is James the Lesser?

200

We have had many members provide a snapshot of a saint or figure of the early church. Name our Sister and the figure they presented. 

Julie- Ceasar Augustus, The Didache

Monica- Eusebius

Lisa- Josephus

Katherine- Acts of the Apostles overview

Virginia- Hegesippus 

Lydia- Tertulian

Marisa- Tiberius

Pam- James the Greater

300

CCC 36 teaches that by this human faculty, man can know God with certainty.

What is natural reason?

300

This deacon became the first martyr of the Church.

Who is Stephen?

300

This emperor exiled John to Patmos.

Who is Domitian?

300

This historian’s works were used extensively by Eusebius.

Who is Josephus?

300

Explain the image of our ministry Patron, Mary, Seat of Wisdom

“Mary, Seat of Wisdom” (Latin: Sedes Sapientiae) is a traditional Catholic title for the Virgin Mary, referring to her as the throne who bore and held Christ—understood as the divine Wisdom—especially depicted in art as Mary seated with the Christ Child on her lap.

400

How many parts does the CCC have? In class, we are only on part I so far) 

The Catechism has four parts:
1st Profession of Faith
2nd Celebration of the Christian Mystery
3rd Life in Christ
4th Christian Prayer

400

Peter’s first recorded miracle in Acts involved healing this person.

Who is the lame beggar?

400

The destruction of the Temple in 70 AD occurred under this emperor.

Who is Titus?

400

This bishop of Rome succeeded Linus and Anacletus.

Who is Clement of Rome?

400

Name one of the Books that were assigned as homework reading. (Not Bible, CCC, or any Letters)

The Four Witnesses, The Fate of the Apostles, A History of Christendom, Four Witnesses, Eusebius- The Church History. 

500

This 1870 dogmatic constitution is frequently cited in the CCC and was discussed in class.

What is Dei Filius?

500

Acts is divided into two major sections: the ministry of Peter and the missionary journeys of this apostle.

Who is Paul?

500

This Herodian ruler beheaded John the Baptist.

Who is Herod Antipas?

500

This apostle was the last to die in Ephesus at the end of the first century.

Who is John, the beloved apostle?

500

This early Christian manual will be read together in class.

What is the Didache?


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