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Religious Studies General Information Q2 Flashcards

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St. Ignatius’ Feast Day

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Oct. 17

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Who was St. Ignatius’ teacher?

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St. John the Apostle

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Who was St. Ignatius bishop of?

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Antioch

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How did St. Ignatius die?

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He was eaten by lions.

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What was St. Ignatius known for?

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Being the first to use the term, “catholic church”

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What was one of St. Ignatius’ quotes?

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“I would rather die and come to Jesus Christ than be king over the entire earth.”

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What is Pope St. John Paul II known for?

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He was the first polish pope

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What did Pope St. John Paul II do after he got shot?

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He forgave his attacker

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When is Pope St. John Paul II’s feast day?

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Oct. 22

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What was one of Pope St. John Paul II’s quotes?

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“True love sets no conditions; it does not calculate or complain, but simply loves.”

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What was St. Raphael’s feast day?

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Oct. 24

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What does St. Raphael’s name mean?

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God heals

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What was he known for?

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Healing others.

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What is he patron saint of?

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The ill and travelers.

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How did St. Simon die?

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Killed by a saw

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What did St. Simon and St. Jude have in common?

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The both preached the Gospel in Persia and their feast day is Oct. 28

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What is St. Jude patron saint of?

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Lost causes

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When was St. Charles Borromeo’s feast day?

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Nov. 4

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When did St. Charles Borromeo become a cardinal and why?

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Age 23, because his uncle became Pope Pius IV

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What was St. Charles Borromeo’s family background?

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He was rich

21
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Which saint became the archbishop of Milan?

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St. Charles Borromeo

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Which saint started seminaries?

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St. Charles Borromeo

23
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When is the Presentation of Mary and why did it happen?

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Nov. 21, because her parent’s Joachim and Anna were originally barren and felt blessed to have a child.

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Where did Mary grow up?

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The Temple

25
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What is Mary’s Magnificat based on?

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Scriptures

26
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What was St. Elizabeth known for?

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She was a queen but lived a simple life, loving the poor.

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What is one of St. Elizabeth’s quotes?

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“We are made loveless by our possessions.”

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Where was St. Damien priest and for who?

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He was a priest in Hawaii for the lepers.

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How did St. Damien die?

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He died from leprosy.

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What is one of St. Damien’s quotes?

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“Turn all your thoughts and aspirations to heaven. Work hard to secure for yourself a place there for ever.”

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When is St. Francis Xavier’s feast day?

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Dec. 3

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Where did St. Francis Xavier preach?

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Japan and India

33
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How did St. Francis Xavier die?

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From a fever on the way to China

34
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What does Advent come from?

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Latin “adventus” meaning “coming” It is Jesus’ second coming. There is 4 weeks of Advent, symbolizing “hope, love, joy, peace.”

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Who was John the Baptist’s father?

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Zechariah, who got muted for not believing.

36
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What did John the Baptist wear?

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Camel hair

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What did John the Baptist eat?

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Locusts and honey

38
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Was John the Baptist consecrated?

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Yes

39
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What is a quote St. Therese of Lisieux said?

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“Prayer is an aspiration of the heart, it is a simple glance directed to the heaven, it is a cry of gratitude and love.”

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What is a quote Mother Teresa said?

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“It is not about how much you do, but how much love you put into what you do that counts.”

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Which books are missing in the Protestant version of the Bible?

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Judith, Sirach, 1&2 Maccabees, Baruch, Tobit, and Wisdom. A phrase to help you remember: “Jewish Scripture Misses More Books Than World.”

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What are the forms of prayer?

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The forms of prayer:
Adoration is respect of some sort only meant for God.
Contrition is being sorry for one’s sins.
Thanksgiving is giving thanks.
Supplication is asking God to grant something.

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What does the kingdom of God emphasize?

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“Where the king is, there is the kingdom.” Wherever Jesus is, the kingdom is also there. Hence, the kingdom of heaven is also on earth, i.e. at Mass.

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What was the Good Samaritan story?

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The Good Samaritan story (Luke 10:29-37) describes a man who was beaten by robbers and left in the streets to die. The priest and Levite both ignored the man because they did not want to be unclean, but the Samaritan helped the man and paid double for the man to stay in the hostel. The Samaritan man symbolizes Jesus who frees all from sin.

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What was the rich young man story?

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The rich young man story (Mark 10:17-31) describes a man who obeyed all of God’s commandments, but was unwilling to leave everything to follow Jesus. Thus, he walked away sad. Jesus also explained how hard it is to enter heaven.

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What is the ten commandments?

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I am the Lord thy God, thou shalt not have any strange gods before Me.     
    Or
    Don’t have other gods.
You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain.
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    Don’t say weird things with my name or else.
Remember to keep holy the LORD'S Day.
    Or
    Go to church.
Honor your father and your mother.
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    Be polite to your parents.
You shall not kill.
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    Don’t be Sophie.
You shall not commit adultery.
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    Don’t do disgusting stuff.
You shall not steal.
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    Don’t take stuff.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
    Or
    Don’t lie.
You shall not covet your neighbor's wife.
    Or
    Don’t steal his wife lol.
You shall not covet your neighbor's goods.
    Or
    Don’t steal his stuff either.
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What are the 7 sacraments?

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Baptism-forgives all sins, including original sin; become child of God
Confirmation-receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit; become soldiers for Christ
Holy Eucharist-bread and wine become Jesus’ Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity
Penance (Reconciliation)-forgive all sins committed after Baptism
Anointing of the Sick (Viaticum)-prepare a person in danger of death for heaven, spiritual healing
Holy Matrimony (Marriage)-unite one man and one woman forever
Holy Orders-ordain men to serve the Church as deacons, priests and bishops

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Write 5 sentences about any saint

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Saint Kateri Telakwitha was born in a Mohawk village. When she was little, her village was affected by smallpox. The small pox took both her parents and covered her face in scars. Her mother’s friend, Anastasia, took Kateri in, teaching her about God. Her uncle, another Mohawk chief, then adopted her. Her uncle and aunt soon wanted her to marry, but Kateri rejected the idea, making her uncle angry. She soon was baptized, but life in the village was hard as a Christian, she didn’t get food sometimes, was to work on Sundays, and was ridiculed. Finally, someone suggested her to travel to Canada, where there would be others like her so she ran away with a companion named Hot Ashes. Although she was pursued by her uncle, he couldn’t catch her and so they arrived at the Jesuit village safely. There, Kateri prayed often and attended Mass but she was very weak and died at the age of 24. Before she died, her last words were, “I love you, Jesus.” and minutes after she died, her face became beautiful and her scars disappeared. Her symbol is the lily and turtle, and she is the patron of the environment.

Religious Studies Exam Vocabulary (3 decks)

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