What type of ancient sculpture is focused on nude human anatomy
Greecian
The word 'Doctor' coming from Latin originally meant
Teacher
The purpose of Vocations
Gives higher purpose and ways to become closer to God
The four Marian Dogmas
1. Divine Motherhood
2. Perpetual Viginity
3. Immaculate Conception
4. Assumption
Process of cooking in an oven, commonly used when making pastries
Baking
In Medieval Times, what two materials were used stain glass?
Glass and potash
Who is called 'The Common Doctor'
St. Thomas Aquinas
How to discern a vocation
Prayer and calls from God influenced by life, skills, and gifts
Word for how we honor Mary
Veneration or Hyperdulia
Meat who produces clear liquid when cooked to temperature
Chicken
Who created the sculpture of Mary holding Jesus' body?
Michelangelo
The current number of Doctors of the Church
37
Marriage
Number of Major Marian feast days
8
Skill used to mend cloth/fabric and/or reattach loosened articles
Sewing
What century was the Sistine Chapel painted?
16th century (1500s)
Saint Therese of Lisieux is know for this two word phrase which was the foundation of her spirituality
Little Ways
Vocation involving chastity and vows of obedience to God
Religious Life
A devotion to Mary and how long the standard process is
Marian Consecration and 33 days
Material used to start a fire
Tinder (not the dating app)
What architectural style favors pointed arches?
Gothic (#welovearchitecture)
The first four Doctors of the Church were granted the title at the end of this century
13th century
People called to the Single Life fulfill their vocation by
Use their gifts and talents for their family, community, and Church for the greater purpose of faith; live out holiness every day
Saint who developed/popularized the pathway of Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary
St. Louis Marie de Montfort (other saints known for their Marian Consecrations are SJPII, Mother Theresa, and Maximillian Kolbe)
Formula for Compound Interest
A=P(1+r/n)nt
A= Final balance, P= Starting balance, r= Interest rate, n= # of times interest in applied per time period, t= time elapsed