Church History
This person wrote the 95 Theses and is credited with founding Protestantism.
Who is Martin Luther?
The person who is "hailed" through the Rosary and is dogmatically stated to have been free from original sin and assumed into heaven at the end of their life.
Who is Mary?
The name of the sovereign city-state where the Pope lives.
What is the Vatican?
The Roman-Catholic Nun who won the 1979 Nobel Prize for her work in Calcutta
Who is Saint Teresa of Calcutta?
This sacrament is (typically) administered in a booth and is important for the amendment and absolution of past sins.
What is Confession?
What is the Council of Nicea?
The place souls are kept after physical death for purification from "venial" sin.
What is Purgatory?
The name of the current pope.
Who is Pope Francis?
The founder of the Jesuits, as well as the "Prayer of Examen"
Who is Ignatius of Loyola?
This sacrament is based on the scripture "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter into the Kingdom of God."
What is baptism?
What is the Great Schism?
The author of the massively influential "Summa Theological", credited with a revived interest in Aristotle in Western Philosophy?
Who is Thomas Aquinas?
The Catholic Church in Harvard Square (Mt. Auburn street)
What is the Saint Paul Parish?
The Catholic order known for living lives of austerity (poverty) in order to emulate Christ.
Who are the Franciscans?
This Sacrament enables the experience of the presence of Jesus in a physical, real, and substantial way.
What is the Eucharist?
The historic 1962-1965 gathering of the bishops which modernized Catholic doctrine.
What is the Second Vatican Council?
The act of honoring a saint, a person who has been identified as having a high degree of sanctity or holiness.
An Catholic ecclesiastical district
What is a Diocese?
The Catholic order famed for its intellectual tradition.
Who are the Dominicans?
These two sacraments are the only mutually exclusive sacraments out of the seven.
What are Holy Orders and Matrimony?
What is the Diet of Worms?
The name of the doctrine of papal infallibility.
What is "Ex Cathedra"?
The number of Cardinals in the world (within +-10).
What is 222?
The term for an oath taken by people entering into a religious order.
What is a Solemn Vow?
In this sacrament, a priest puts oil on the forehead of a dying person while reciting prayers, bringing gives comfort, peace, courage even forgiveness of sins.
What is the Anointing of the Sick / Last Rites?