Holy Texts
Clergy
Creation/Mythology
Clothing
Misc.
100

What books does the Old Testament consist of?

5 books of Moses

100

Who is the most important living figure in Catholicism?

the Pope

100

According to Catholics, who created the universe?

G-d

100

Why do nuns cover their hair?

Symbol of modesty

100

Where do Catholics believe you go after death?

Heaven or Hell

200

Why is the New Testament important?

Recorded the life, history, and teachings of Jesus

200

Which members of the clergy interact with the public?

Priests

200

How did Jesus die?

Crucifixition

200

What is a priest's outfit called?

Vestments

200

What is the Holy Trinity and who does it represent?

The Father, the Son, the Holy Ghost, together they make up G-d

300

How do Catholics view the Old Testament?

True word of G-d

300

What is the spiritual role of the pope?

Intermediary between G-d and humans

300

The snake in the Garden of Eden is actually...

Satan tempting humans to sin

300

Why does the Pope wear white?

Symbolizes his holiness and sets him apart from the other clergy to show that he has the most power

300

What is a saint?

A person who lived a heroic life on Earth and made it to Heaven

400

Name the gospels in the New Testament

Matthew, Mark, Luke, John

400

What is the process of electing a pope called?

Conclave

400

What is a demon?

a fallen angel

400

Why do nuns wear habits?

humility, dedication, prayer, contemplation, simplicity, education, purity

400

How is Jesus different from G-d?

He came to Earth as a human

500

How is the New Testament organized? (name the sections)

The Gospels, History, The Pauline Epistles, The General Epistles, Prophecy

500

What is a bishop's role?

Appointed by the Pope as head of a diocese

500

How is Catholics' view of Satan different from other Christian denominations?

They believe he is real while other denominations think of him as a metaphor

500

What is the pope's hat called and what does it represent?

Zuchetto, represents authority and humility to G-d

500

Goals of the Second Vatican Council?

simplify traditional ceremonies, strengthen commitment to the poor, lead mass in the vernacular, and be more open to other Christian sects