RCC Novice Level - Bonus Flashcards
This is the contribution of a portion of one’s income (originally 10%) for the purposes of religion and
charity.
What is tithing?
This is the Latin title for “at the Cross, her station keeping.”
What is “Stabat Mater?”
We should pray to these three groups because they will intercede for us to God.
Who are the angels, the saints and the holy souls in purgatory ……………
This term refers to the study of Mary.
What is Mariology?
These 3 titles of Jesus, called the Triple Office of Christ, refer back to the roles of many Old
Testament people who prefigured the Messiah.
What are: 1. Prophet - 2. Priest - 3. King?
Name the five predominant wounds on the body of Christ at His crucifixion.
What are: 1. 2 in the hand - 2. 2 in the feet - 3. 1 in the side?
Instruments of the passion.
What are: 1. The Cross - 2. Nails - 3. Hammer - 4. Lance?
Jesus walked on this body of water.
What is the Sea of Tiberius?
This is the approximate number of years of Jesus’ public life.
What were three years?
These are the seven sacraments.
What are: Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Eucharist, Penance (Confession), Anointing of the Sick
(Extreme Unction), Holy Orders, and Matrimony?
The direct transgression against these two commandments is always serious matter.
What are: 1. 6th Commandment - 2. 9th Commandment?
These are the matter and form of the sacrament of Baptism.
What are: 1. Matter (pouring of water) - 2. Form (“I Baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the
Son and of the Holy Spirit”)?
This miracle takes place every time Mass is said.
What is transubstantiation?
This is the Latin term for the bowl the priest uses when he washes his fingers (in respect for the fact he
will soon be holding the Body of Christ).
What is the “lavabo?”
This mystery of faith is the conversion of the substance of bread and wine into the substance of the
Body and Blood of Christ while the accidents of bread and wine remain.
What is the transubstantiation?
The only day of the church year on which Mass may not be offered.
What is Good Friday?
These are the two purposes of marriage.
What are procreation and unification.
These are the four purposes for which a Mass is offered.
What are:
(1) Adoration,
(2) Thanksgiving,
(3) Petition, and
(4) Reparation for sins.
This priest taught music at an orphanage for girls in Venice and composed the four violin concertos
known as “The Four Seasons.”
Who is Antonio Vivaldi?
These are the 2 effects of the sacrament of Reconciliation.
What are:
1) Reconciles us with God
2) Reconciles us with His Church?
These are the 2 purposes of marriage.
What are:
1) To unite husband and wife
2) To procreate?
This is a long cloak with a fastening in front worn during during the rite of benediction.
What is a cope?
This vestment is worn by a deacon similar to the chasuble born by the priest.
What is a dalmatic?
This is a band of cloth worn by the priest on the left arm during a Traditional Latin Mass.
What is a maniple?
These are the painted or embroidered images or symbols on a chasuble.
What are the orphrey?
This is the liturgical color is used on Sundays in Ordinary Time.
What is green?
These are the two liturgical colors primarily used during the seasons of Advent and Lent.
What are purple (or violet) and rose (or pink)?
This liturgical colour is used on the third Sunday of Advent and the fourth Sunday of Lent.
What is rose? (Pink is also an acceptable answer)
The stole worn when hearing confessions is of this colour.
What is purple?
This is the meaning of the term “omniscient.”
What is all-knowing?
This is one purpose for which the Holy Spirit was sent.
What is: 1. “He shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your mind, whatsoever I have said
unto you.” or 2. To teach and sanctify?
This is the name of the person to whom Mary appeared at Lourdes.
Who is St. Bernadette Soubirous?
He is considered the father of Western Monasticism.
Who is Saint Benedict?
She was the first naturalized-American saint.
Who is St. Frances (Mother) Cabrini?
She is the first person born in the U.S.A. to be canonized a saint.
Who is St. Elizabeth Ann Seton?
This is the name of the man whose wife said to him: “Bless God and die.”
Who is Job?
Jacob passed on the rights of succession to this son.
Who is Juda?
This girl died before her twelfth birthday defending her purity from her neighbour.
Who is St. Maria Goretti?
According to tradition, devotion to the rosary was revealed to this man?
Who is St. Dominic?
The Blessed Virgin appeared to this woman in Paris in 1830.
Who is St. Catherine Laboure?
She founded the Second Order of Franciscans in 1212
Who is St. Clare?
When four soldiers tried to carry this young girl saint away, their combined strength could not move
her. She is known as the “shining light.”
Who is St. Lucy?
This gospel writer was known to be a companion of St. Paul.
Who is St. Luke?