Anglicanism Flashcards
What is the primary function of an Anglican cathedral?
To serve as the principal church of a diocese and the seat of a bishop.
True or False: All Anglican cathedrals are built in a Gothic architectural style.
False.
Fill in the blank: The leader of an Anglican cathedral is known as a _____ .
bishop.
What is the significance of the term ‘cathedra’ in relation to Anglican cathedrals?
It refers to the bishop’s throne, symbolizing their authority.
Which Anglican cathedral is the largest in the UK?
St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT an architectural feature commonly found in Anglican cathedrals? A) Flying buttresses B) Minarets C) Transepts D) Nave
B) Minarets.
What is the role of the choir in an Anglican cathedral?
To lead the congregation in worship through music and singing.
True or False: Anglican cathedrals can be found in countries outside the UK.
True.
What is the name of the Anglican cathedral located in Sydney, Australia?
St. Andrew’s Cathedral.
Fill in the blank: Anglican cathedrals often have _____ that depict biblical stories.
stained glass windows.
What historical event led to the establishment of the Church of England and its cathedrals?
The English Reformation.
Multiple Choice: Which city is home to the famous Canterbury Cathedral? A) London B) Canterbury C) York D) Oxford
B) Canterbury.
What type of service is typically held at an Anglican cathedral on Sundays?
Eucharistic service or Holy Communion.
True or False: The architecture of Anglican cathedrals is often influenced by Romanesque and Gothic styles.
True.
What is the purpose of the bell tower in an Anglican cathedral?
To house the bells used for calling people to worship.
Fill in the blank: The _____ is the central part of an Anglican cathedral where the congregation sits.
nave.
What is the name of the Anglican cathedral in Toronto, Canada?
St. James’ Cathedral.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a prominent feature of Anglican cathedral interiors? A) Altar B) Mosque C) Pagoda D) Shrine
A) Altar.
What is the significance of the term ‘diocese’ in relation to Anglican cathedrals?
It refers to the district under the pastoral care of a bishop.
True or False: Anglican cathedrals are exclusively used for worship services.
False.
What is the primary architectural style of the famous Westminster Abbey?
Gothic.
Fill in the blank: Anglican cathedrals often feature _____ that are used for processions.
aisles.
What is one of the main purposes of cathedrals beyond worship?
To serve as a center for community events and cultural activities.
Multiple Choice: Which Anglican cathedral is known for its iconic dome? A) St. Paul’s B) St. Andrew’s C) Canterbury D) York Minster
A) St. Paul’s.
What year was St. Paul’s Cathedral completed?
1710.
True or False: The Anglican Communion comprises only churches in England.
False.
What is the title of the chief bishop of the Church of England?
Archbishop of Canterbury
True or False: The Archbishop of York is the second senior bishop in the Church of England.
True
Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is the spiritual leader of the __________.
Anglican Communion
What is the primary role of an Anglican Archbishop?
To provide spiritual leadership and oversight to the Church.
Which archbishopric is considered the oldest in the Anglican Church?
Canterbury
Multiple choice: Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury?
Augustine of Canterbury
True or False: Archbishops in the Anglican Church are elected by popular vote.
False
What is the significance of the Lambeth Conference?
It is a gathering of bishops from the Anglican Communion to discuss issues and provide guidance.
Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is also the bishop of __________.
Canterbury
What are the two main archbishoprics in the Church of England?
Canterbury and York
Multiple choice: Which archbishopric has jurisdiction over the northern provinces of England?
Archbishop of York
True or False: The Archbishop of Canterbury has authority over all Anglican churches worldwide.
False
What is the role of an archbishop in relation to bishops?
To oversee and support the bishops within their province.
Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury is often involved in __________ affairs.
ecumenical
Who appoints the Archbishop of Canterbury?
The Monarch, on the advice of the Prime Minister.
What is the historical significance of the title ‘Archbishop of Canterbury’?
It represents the continuity of the Church of England since the Reformation.
True or False: Archbishops must be ordained priests before becoming bishops.
True
What is the main church associated with the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Canterbury Cathedral
Multiple choice: Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of an Anglican Archbishop?
Managing local parishes directly
Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of York is the head of the Church in the __________ of England.
northern province
What is one of the key functions of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the Anglican Communion?
To serve as a symbol of unity among Anglicans worldwide.
True or False: The Archbishop of Canterbury has the power to excommunicate members of the Church.
False
What is the historical background of the office of Archbishop of Canterbury?
Established in 597 AD with Augustine’s arrival in England.
Fill in the blank: The Archbishop of Canterbury leads the __________ of the Church of England.
General Synod
Multiple choice: Which of the following events is presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Royal weddings
What is the relationship between the Archbishop of Canterbury and the British monarch?
The Archbishop is a spiritual advisor to the monarch.
