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Hawaii Catholic Harold’s quiz: Sept. 21, 2007
 
Dear scholars, I think you may like this one. It has quite a bit of variety, just the thing to round out a bland month like September. Good luck!

1. Scripture

When Jesus used the word “mammon” to what was he referring?

  • a) wealth and riches
  • b) the miraculous bread that fed the Israelites in the desert
  • c) greed
  • d) God’s generosity

2. Church Trivia

What is a maniple?

  • a) a Swiss Guard’s small ceremonial sword
  • b) a small vestment that looks like a mini-stole that priests wore on the left forearm
  • c) the center stone in an archway
  • d) a sea mammal depicted in first century Christian art used as a metaphor for faithfulness

3. Current Events

Pope Benedict XVI spent Sept. 7-9 on an official visit to this country, including a visit to the Marian shrine at Mariazell, which celebrated its 850th anniversary on Sept. 8.

  • a) Portugal
  • b) France
  • c) South Africa
  • d) Austria

4. Popes

Which recent pope’s uncorrupted body is on view in a glass coffin at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome?

  • a) Pope John XXIII
  • b) Pope John Paul I
  • c) Pope John Paul II
  • d) Pope Paul VI

5. Hawaii’s Beatified

Which of the following about Blessed Marianne Cope is true?

  • a) She wrote the autobiography, “Pilgrimage and Exile.”
  • b) She never got seasick traveling between islands.
  • c) She founded St. Francis Hospital in Liliha.
  • d) Her baptismal name was Barbara.

6. Other Religions

What are the Five Books of Moses, or Torah, in Judaism?

  • a) Genesis, Exodus, Psalms, Numbers, Judges
  • b) Exodus, Deuteronomy, Job, Numbers, Leviticus
  • c) Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
  • d) Numbers, Judges, Esther, Zechariah, Exodus

7. Picture

What is the name of this ring with the image of St. Peter on it that is worn by the pope?

  • a) the papal ornament
  • b) the fisherman’s ring
  • c) the seal of the Savior
  • d) the one true ring

8. Religious Orders

What is a novitiate? (Hint: I kind of give it away with the category)

  • a) a medieval church noteworthy for having nine side altars used for novenas
  • b) the traditional vegetarian cookbook written, published and used by monks
  • c) the common name given to the 10 instructions governing the use of sacred vessels
  • d) a period of formal probation and formation of a person in a religious community

9. Vatican II

Where were all four sessions of the Second Vatican Council held?

  • a) the Sistine Chapel
  • b) the Colosseum
  • c) St. Peter’s Basilica
  • d) the Rome Civic Center

10. Saints

This tenth century “good king” was actually a duke, who promoted Christianity in Bohemia, and is now a patron saint of the Czech Republic (feast day: Sept. 28).

  • a) St. George
  • b) St. Wenceslaus
  • c) St. Vitus
  • d) St. Robert

11. Liturgy

Who in the Bible originally used the phrase “Lord, I am not worthy ... ,” which we say before Communion at Mass?

  • a) the centurion at Capernaum
  • b) the good thief
  • c) the paralytic
  • d) the Apostle Peter

12. Church in Hawaii

Who was the youngest to be appointed bishop of the Diocese of Honolulu?

  • a) Bishop Francis X. DiLorenzo
  • b) Bishop James J. Sweeney
  • c) Bishop Larry Silva
  • d) Bishop Joseph A. Ferrario

 

Answers: 1) a  2) b  3) d  4) a  5) d  6) c  7) b  8) d  9) c 10) b  11) a  12) b


Posted on Friday, September 21, 2007 (Archive on Friday, October 05, 2007)
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