Are You A Devout Roman Catholic?

Are You A Devout Roman Catholic?

Have you studied the Latin Mass? How many beads hang upon the Rosary? That's exactly what this quiz is! - a test of your Catholic knowledge! And the result? You'll know exactly how Catholic you really are!

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When you first enter a Catholic Church, where do you genuflect?

Question 1 out of 12

to the altar space (including the tabernacle, the crucifix, and the priest/acolytes' chairs) to the crucifix to the tabernacle specifically You do not genuflect in a Catholic Church.

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Who can be called the "Servant of the Servants of God"?

Question 2 out of 12

a member of a Catholic congregation any of the cardinals specifically His Holiness, the Pope the local parish priest

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Please finish this sentance: "I confess to Almighty God, and to you, my brothers and sisters..."

Question 3 out of 12

I do not think I have ever heard this prayer in church, so I do not know it.

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Before the Second Vatican Council and the drastic transformation of the Church in 1969, what was the universal language of the Roman Catholic Mass?

Question 4 out of 12

ecclesiastical Latin English It was specific to country in which the Mass was being celebrated. Latin

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Before His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI's papal document encouraging the use of the Old Rite, namely the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, could priests celebrate the Mass in Latin at all?

Question 5 out of 12

I'm not sure. As I remember, there was much controversy at the time. No, because the Mass was spoken in English exclusively. Priests needed the authority of the Pope before they could celebrate the Old Rite. Papal documents were printed in English. Yes, and it was celebrated frequently throughout the world. The Vatican even continued to release it's official decrees in Latin.

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Translate: "Gloria in excelsis Deo et in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis." (accents were omitted)

Question 6 out of 12

I am not familar with Latin.

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If you were spoken to by the priest during the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, and he said: "Dominus vobiscum." what would you say in response?

Question 7 out of 12

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The "Hail Mary" is said using five sets of identical beads upon the Rosary. How many individual beads is included in each set?

Question 8 out of 12

five beads one bead ten beads three beads

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What is the purpose of a monstrance?

Question 9 out of 12

A monstrance is a vessel into which the Body of Jesus maybe placed for Eucharistic Adoration. A monstance is a chalice inside of which wine is transformed, during Mass, to become the Blood of Jesus. A monstrance is a Muslim device, not a Catholic one. A monstrance is an antiquated word for a monk's tonsure.

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When are the words: "Corpus Domini nostri Jesu Christi custodiat animam tuam in vitam aeternam. Amen." ["May the Body of our Lord Jesus Christ preserve thy soul unto life everlating. Amen."] spoken during the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (the Extraordinary Form of Mass is known as the "Latin Mass")?

Question 10 out of 12

At the moment in which the priest raises the Host above his head. I am not sure when these words are spoken, but I remember them. I have never been to the Extraordinary Form of the Mass. While Catholics kneel in preparation to recieve the Son of God in Holy Communion.

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Here is a quote from the Book of John (John 7:54-56): "Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him." What Catholic sacrament does this quote directly relate to?

Question 11 out of 12

eating praying the Holy Mass the Last Supper

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When one addresses a bishop, a cardinal, or the pope, specific title(s) should be used. What are they and which is the correct order?

Question 12 out of 12

"Father", "Your Holiness", "Most Holy Servant" "Your Excellency", "Your Eminence", "Your Holiness" A simple: "Father" is appropriate for all positions Something so simple as: "hey holy man" will do.

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