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Happy Easter, everyone! That's right, you have the whole 50 days from Easter Sunday until Pentecost to keep snacking on Easter candy. Another way to keep the celebration going is by taking this issue's oh-so-thrilling quiz.

1. Church in Hawaii

St. Stephen Diocesan Center in Windward Oahu used to be the site of what?

  • a) a monastery
  • b) a sugar mill
  • c) a seminary
  • d) an orphanage
  • 2. Church Trivia

2. Church Trivia

What is a ciborium?

  • a) a free-standing, floor-based candle stand
  • b) a sacred cup-like vessel holding the consecrated hosts for distribution or for placement in the tabernacle
  • c) a special vault in the church’s sacristy used to store chalices, patens and pyxes
  • d) a small room where a religious novice spends a final hour in private prayer before taking his or her final vows

3. Saints

St. Julie Billiart (feast day: April 8) was a Frenchwoman who co-founded a women’s religious order with the goal of helping poor children. What  is the order’s name today?

  • a) Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
  • b) Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
  • c) Benedictine Sisters
  • d) Daughters of Charity

4. Scripture

Who are the ancestors of the Twelve Tribes of Israel?

  • a) the twelve Judges of the Old Testament
  • b) Joseph and his 11 brothers
  • c) the twelve disciples
  • d) There is no known historical basis for the tribes except that twelve was considered a perfect biblical number.

5. Other Religions

When the pope meets with members of other non-Christian religions in Washington, D.C., on April 17, one group will not join them because of security reasons – formally initiated members always carry a miniature sword or dagger. Which religion is this?

  • a) Jains
  • b) Hindus
  • c) Sikhs
  • d) Muslims

6. Picture

This “wedding church” (seen above) in Israel is a shrine which marks the occasion of Jesus’ first miracle,  transforming water into wine at a wedding feast. In what town did this miraculous event occur?

  • a) Nazareth
  • b) Jerusalem
  • c) Bethany
  • d) Cana

7. Theology

What does “apostasy” mean?

  • a) a fantasy story about the lives of the apostles.
  • b) the total and absolute repudiation of the Christian faith.
  • c) a baked fig pudding made famous by Carthusian monks.
  • d) the act of deifying an animal

8. Devotions

Sunday, March 30 was the Feast of what?

  • a) the Ascension
  • b) the Twelve Apostles
  • c) the Divine Mercy
  • d) Pentecost

9. Hawaii’s Beatified

The statue of Blessed Damien in front of the state capitol was created by which artist?

  • a) Marisol Escobar
  • b) Jean Charlot
  • c) Yukio Murakami
  • d) Pablo Minudo

10. Current Events

What Catholic organization held its annual convention this year in Indianapolis from March 25-28?

  • a) the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
  • b) the Catholic Press Association
  • c) the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars
  • d) the National Catholic Educational Association

11. Religious orders

Hawaii used to have two different religious communities with the same formal name — “Society of Mary” — but different popular names. This sometimes led to confusion and misidentification. One of those orders left the islands several years ago. What was its popular name?

  • a) Marists
  • b) Maryknoll
  • c) Mariannhill Missionaries
  • d) Marionites

 

Answers: 1) c  2) b  3) a  4) b  5) c  6) d  7) b  8) c  9) a  10) d  11) a


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