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Do you like quizzes? Try this one. It isn’t too hard, so most practicing catholics should do well.
monksofadoration.org/cq/Test.html
monksofadoration.org/cq/Test.html
WOO HOO!!Do you like quizzes? Try this one. It isn’t too hard, so most practicing catholics should do well.
monksofadoration.org/cq/Test.html
First effort, 32 out of 39. Not too bad a showing for an RCIA candidate.Do you like quizzes? Try this one. It isn’t too hard, so most practicing catholics should do well.
monksofadoration.org/cq/Test.html
On the second set of questions, 37 out of 40. Blew the question on who was the first to call Mary “blessed”.First effort, 32 out of 39. Not too bad a showing for an RCIA candidate.![]()
Yes, I agree.some of these questions in the moral are not based on rigorous theology, for example, the “Jesus Prayer”? The words, “Jesus Prayer” I have never found in Scripture or Magisterial documents, but, hey, it is the prayer that Jesus gave us, so I said yes! That is not a rigorously theological moral question on prayer., it is a trick question based on assinine liberal tendencies in church culture. I mean if they really want to test true moral theology, they need to get more technical and rigorous
Do you like quizzes? Try this one. It isn’t too hard, so most practicing catholics should do well.
monksofadoration.org/cq/Test.html