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Exploring Catholic History

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Exploring Catholic History

Test your knowledge about the rich history of Catholicism with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed for anyone interested in learning more about significant events, figures, and traditions within the Catholic Church.

Key features of the quiz include:

10 challenging multiple-choice questions
Insightful trivia about Catholic saints, popes, and historical events
A mix of history and fact to enhance your understanding

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningSaint42

________________has more Catholics than Italy, France, and Poland combined.

USA

Mexico

Brazil

Portugal

In 1910, 65% of Europe was Catholic. In 2010, only ___% was. While Catholics in Europe have declined, there has been rapid growth in the Catholic population in the Sub-Saharan African and Asia-Pacific regions

The first black person to be documented as a saint in the Roman Catholic Church was known as Saint _______________

Lawrence

Josephine Bakhita

Moses

Maurice

Alfred

The first Catholic pope to step down was ________________, who headed the Catholic Church from A.D. 230–235.

Adrian VI

Pontian

Benedict XVI

Innocent XII

Pius V

_____________________is a small Roman Catholic Chapel in the Czech Republic. It uses 40,000–70,000 human skeletons as decorations.

The Sedlec Ossuary

San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo Mission Basilica

The Grotto of the Redemption

Etchmiadzin Cathedral

Mar Sarkas

Though ___________________tribes destroyed most of Roman civilization, the Catholic Church preserved much classical learning, especially in the monasteries during the Middle Ages

For almost 1,000 years, Catholicism was Christianity. But over time, schisms have disrupted the unity, including a schism in A.D. 144 with Marcionism, a schism in 318 A.D. with Arianism, a divide in 1054 A.D. With the East-West Schism, and yet another divide in __________during the Protestant Reformation.

1517

1617

1520

1525

1530

1540

1718

Between John Paul II’s election to the papacy in 1978 and his death in 2004, more than ___million people attended his weekly audiences in Rome

Pope John Paul II traveled to more than ____different countries, logging more than 750,000 frequent flyer miles, which is about three times the distance to the moon

130

200

129

105

260

One of Christ’s 12 apostles, Peter preached throughout Asia Minor (present-day ________________) before going to Rome, where Emperor Nero crucified him—upside down

Pakistan

Iran

Iraq

China

India

Kuwait

Turkey

Qatar

Lebanon

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