Theology Quiz/test #1

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leitourgia is the original latin word for liturgy. it literally means..

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the people's work

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the liturgy is the church's ________ prayer (choose alll)

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official

public

communal

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__________ is the church's most important liturgy

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eucharist

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the liturgical book the priest uses at the altar which includes all the prayers for mass

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roman missal (sacramentary)

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a liturgical book that contains the readings, including the gospels

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lectionary for mass

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praying from this litrugical prayer book is required daily for all roman catholic priests

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liturgy of the hours

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this liturgical book contains the rite of baptism for children

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rite of baptism for children

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this liturgical book is a large book containing only the gospels, often used in procession

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book of the gospels

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where does liturgy come from (check all)

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tradition

scripture

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icon is from a greek word meaning

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image

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an official icon from the eastern orthodox church is a two dimensional image of

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none of these

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something that ____________ is called a sacrament

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makes christ present to us

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how is christ present in the liturgy (check all)

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through the priest

through the people

through the word

through the assembly

through the scripture

through the body of christ

through the blood of christ

through the body and blood of christ

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the passion, death, resurrection, and ascension of jesus christ is called

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paschal mystery

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the liturgical year begins in

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advent

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during ordinary time, the church reflects on the

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life of christ

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during lent we are encouraged to do all of the following except________

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bring th esins of yourself as well as others to attention of all

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the twenty one churches of the east with their own theological, liturgical, and administrative traditions, in union with the universal catholic church are known as the

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eastern catholic churches

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the entrance is on the west sie

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true

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the entrance is on the east side

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false

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the entrance is on the west side because darkness comes from the west

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true

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the entrance is on the easty side because darkness can be viewed more clearly from the east

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false

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in eastern orthodox churches, the people face the east and the altar is located on the east of the building because the sun rises in the east

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true

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in eastern orthodox churches, the people face the west and the altar is located on the west of the building because the sun rises in the west

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false

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the building is divided into four main areas: the vestibule, the nave, the narthex and the holy of holies

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false

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in eastern orthodox churches, traditionally the building is divided into three main areas: the narthex, the nave and the sanctuary

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true

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in eastern orthodox churches, the people are separated from the altar area with a screen, because beyond the screen it is the holiest of holy places in the church

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true

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in eastern orthodox churches, the people are separated from the altar area with a screen tha tis referred to as the iconostasis

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true

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the eastern orthodox church and the roman catholic church split officially in the year 1154

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false

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the eastern orthodox church and the roman catholic church were once the same church

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true

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the eastern orthodox church and the roman catholic church currently both believe the same thing about the holy spirit: that the holy spirit proceeds from the father and the son

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false

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in traditional eastern orthodox churches, the church building normally have pointed spires because the church is viewed and referred to as a female

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false

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the eastern catholic churches do not believe that the pope can be infallible when speaking fro the chair of peter (ex cathedra)

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true

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the eastern orthodox church believes that mary was born without original sin, unlike what roman catholics believe

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false

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fr. sasha said that the 5 domes on top of st. nicholas serbian orthodox church each stood for a person (check all)

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jesus

st. mark

st. luke

st. john

st. matthew

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if you were building a traditional eastern orthodox church, what would you be sure to include in the construction of the church (check all)

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a number of domes on top

windows with rounded arches

make the church look female

have the entrance on the west side

build it in the shape of a cross, star, circle, oval or rectangle

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if you were building a traditional eastern orthodox church what would you be sure to include in the construction and decoration of the interior of the church (check all)

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icons of jesus

icons of mary

icons of saints

icons of angels

have the interior divided into 3 main areas

be sure to have a nave

be sure to have a sanctuary

be sure to have a narthex

have an iconostasis covered with icons with a central door

put the altar on the east end of the church

make sure the candes were made of beeswax

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in eastern orthodox churches, jesus is traditionally portrayed in icons in as .. (check all)

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wearing red under blue: red symbolizing divinity, blue symbolizing humanity

holding up 2 fingers to symbolize that he is both god and man

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mary is traditionally portrayed in icons in eastern orthodox churches (check all)

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not showing her hair

wearing blue to symbolize her humanity

with 3 stars, one on her forehead and on each shoulder to symbolize her virginity before, during and after the pregnancy

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fr. sacha was born in serbia but lived in chicago. he is married and has 4 children

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true