Theology, Final

Describe Pete and Donna’s life.

They are both very busy, wealthy, with jobs in the city.

Describe Pete and Donna’s marriage, would you say that they are happily married?

They were in love, but are having trouble getting pregnant, and now ignore each other.

What is the biggest stress in Donna and Pete’s marriage?

Not being able to have a child.

Where did Donna and Pete go on vacation?

Mexico

What happens on the way to Donna and Pete’s vacation?

They almost run over a dog and their car breaks down.

What is everyone preparing for in the village of Dommatina?

A fiesta.

Who does Pepillo live with?

His brother (Juan) and his brother’s fiance (Magdalena).

What happened to the rest of Pepillo’s family?

They died.

Why does Pepillo limp?

He had to jump out a window to escape a fire.

Who is the Priest in the village of Dommatina?

Father Arturo

What is Father Arturo preparing for the festival?

The contraption to help the chosen kid fly.

Why does Pepillo think he will be healed?

The miracle of the matina, in which a child was healed.

God gave him a dream.

Why does Pepillo get angry with the Saint?

The contraption that would let him fly has broken.

Does a miracle happen for Pepillo? What is it?

Yes, he bumps his hip on the statue after his flight, and is healed.

Does a miracle happen for Pete and Donna? What is it?

Yes, Donna becomes pregnant.

The principle of Catholic social teaching that holds that a higher unit of society should not do what a lower unit can do as well, is called:

A.) Solidarity

B.) Subsidiarity

C.) Common Good

D.) Existentialism

B.) Subsidiarity

The “sum total of social conditions that allow people, either as groups, or individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and easily,” is called:

A.) Common Good

B.) Theological Virtues

C.) Subsidiarity

D.) Nihilism

A.) Common Good

“The power rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility,” is called:

A.) Subsidiarity

B.) Common Good

C.) Free Will

D.) Concupiscence

C.) Free Will

This is also expressed as “the rebellion of the flesh against the spirit”:

A.) Inviolable

B.) Solidarity

C.) Common Good

D.) Concupiscence

D.) Concupiscence

Pope John Paul II’s integrated vision of the human person is called:

A.) Common Good

B.) Theology of the Soul

C.) Theology of the Body

C.) Theology of the Body

The personal sin of Adam and Eve.

Original Sin

Disordered human desires.

Concupiscence

A philosophy that denies there is any meaning in existence or religious beliefs.

Nihilism

To perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility.

Free Will

The name for the innermost spiritual principle of human beings.

Soul

T or F: John Paul II taught the body is a true gift from God.

True

T or F: The soul dies with the body.

False

T or F: Concupiscence is erased after Baptism.

False

T or F: Subsidiarity states that a higher unit of society should always be in control of a lower unit of society.

False

T or F: Most Christians believe that nihilism is for the common good.

False

Another name for Purgatory is:

A.) Heaven’s Gate

B.) The Church Suffering

C.) Hell

D.) Judgement Room

B.) The Church Suffering

Being reunited in peace and friendship with someone we have hurt by our sins, is called:

A.) Reconciliation

B.) Penance

C.) Forgiveness

D.) Absolution

A.) Reconciliation

Sins that weaken and wound our relationship with God but do not destroy divine life in our souls are:

A.) Mortal Sins

B.) Capricious Sins

C.) Venial Sins

D.) Contrition

C.) Venial Sins

A prayer either formal or informal, penitents pray at the Sacrament of Penance to express sorrow for their sins:

A.) Doxologies

B.) Alms

C.) Sacramental Seals

D.) Act of Contrition

D.) Act of Contrition

An honest assessment of how well we have lived God’s Covenant of Love is called:

A.) Examination of Sins

B.) Examination of Conscience

C.) Penance

D.) Examination of Doxologies

B.) Examination of Conscience

T or F: Among other actions, penance may be a prayer, an offering, a work of mercy, an act of service to a neighbor, or a voluntary act of self-denial.

True

T or F: A venial sin is more serious than a mortal sin.

False

T or F: Contrition is the most important act of penitents and is necessary for receiving absolution in the sacrament of Penance.

True

T or F: Priests are bound to keep secrecy regarding the sins confessed to them.

True

T or F: Conversion is the first step to repentance and returning in love to God the Father.

True

T or F: A doxology is a prayer by which a Priest pardons a repentant sinner.

False

T or F: A prayer that penitents pray at the Sacrament of Penance to express sorrow for sins is called an Act of Communication.

False

How many readings do you need at your wedding:

A.) Four

B.) Two

C.) Six

D.) Three

D.) Three

The Marian Hymn is played during the dedication of the:

A.) Bride

B.) Patron Saint

C.) Bride’s Mother

D.) Blessed Mother

D.) Blessed Mother

The Entrance Procession is:

A.) Sung

B.) Instrumental

C.) Chanted

B.) Instrumental

The reading after the second reading is the:

A.) Memorial Acclamation

B.) Gloria

C.) Gospel

D.) Marian Hymn

C.) Gospel

The music that ends your wedding is the:

A.) Recessional

B.) Responsorial

C.) Memorial Acclamation

A.) Recessional

T or F: Your church musician can pick our your Gospel and Memorial Acclamations.

True

T or F: The Gospel of Job is a good place for your Gospel reading.

False

T or F: The Marian Hymn is optional.

True

T or F: The Offertory song is sung.

True

T or F: You can have your favorite song sung at your wedding if it is approved by the Priest.

True

T or F: The Communion Song is instrumental.

False

A decision-making process that attends to the implications and consequences of an action or choice, is called:

A.) Prudence

B.) Discernment

C.) Infallibility

D.) Dogma

B.) Discernment

The Magisterium is entrusted with guarding and handling on the:

Deposit of Faith

Infallibility is a gift of:

The Holy Spirit

Which one of these is not one of the Cardinal Virtues:

A.) Prudence

B.) Faith

C.) Justice

D.) Fortitude

B.) Faith

T or F: Trials are necessary for your inner growth in virtue.

True

T or F: There are five cardinal virtues.

False

T or F: St. Gianna Beretta Molla became a saint in the late 1600s.

False

What is the STOP Process?

S: Search out the facts.

T: Think about consequences or alternatives.

O: Others can help you make decisions.

P: Prayer

T or F: As members of society we have a responsibility to be critical of immoral societal values and actions.

True

T or F: Morally good people have made mistakes and learned from them.

True

Emmett Till lived in:

Chicago

Emmett Till was murdered in:

Mississippi

Morality is:

Values and principles about the kind of person you wish to become or are becoming.

Guilt can:

Help prevent making bad decisions.

Vice

A bad habit, an inner readiness to do moral evil.

Virtue

A good habit, an inner readiness to do moral good.

Character

The combination of our virtues and vices.

Shame

The feeling your whole self is wrong.

Empathy

Understanding someone else’s feelings from their POV.

What are the qualities of Jesus that one should emulate?

Compassion, truth, acceptance, treat genders equally, be sensitive to children, and be prayerful.

Christ established his _ Covenant through his _ Mystery.

New; Paschal

Who are the Poor in Spirit?

People who depend on God, and do it happily.

What is the Great Commandment?

Love God and your neighbor as you do yourself.

Repentance

You must be sorry for sin in your heart, mind, and will, and resolve not to sin again.

Why was Jesus the perfect teacher?

His deeds backed up his words.

The word cardinal comes from the word cardo meaning:

Hinge

What are the Cardinal Virtues?

Prudence, fortitude, temperance, and justice.

St. Gianna Beretta Molla

An Italian Gynecologist who saved her child despite the threat against her own life.

Childhood Morality

Characterized by pleasing authority figures.

Adolescent Morality

The transition from childhood to adult morality; peer pressure.

Adult Morality

Being able to tell between good and bad, and use that to make decisions.

Sympathy

Feeling bad for others, but not knowing how they feel.

Knowingly breaking an unjust law, on moral grounds.

Civil Disobedience

How old was Emmett Till when he was killed?

14 years old

What is the Kingdom of God?

God renewing all through his son.

What are the Corporal Works of Mercy?

Feed hungry, clothe naked, visit sick, bury dead, shelter homeless, give liquid to thirsty, and visit imprisoned.

Conscience is defined by the Church as:

Law written by God.

The word “Martyr” comes from the word that means:

Witness

Peer Pressure

To go along with the beliefs and actions of others.

Sloth

The vice of laziness.

What sacrament needs an examination of conscience?

Reconciliation

Vincible ignorance refers to the righteous or wrongness of an action in which one is:

Morally Culpable/Responsible

What is the little boy’s real name?

Pepper Flynt Busbee

Why does everyone call the boy, “little boy”?

He is tiny.

What is happening in the US at the time of the move?

WWII

Why was his brother not accepted onto the armed services?

He has flat feet.

Who took his brother’s place in the armed services?

His father.