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Our Lady Of Truth. True – False Trivia on Mary Grade 6, Cycle 2, Week 5. Rules. Every Question in this activity is true or false but you only have 15 seconds to answer Correct answers get you 2 points, incorrect ones get the other team 1 point
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Our Lady Of Truth True – False Trivia on Mary Grade 6, Cycle 2, Week 5
Rules • Every Question in this activity is true or false but you only have 15 seconds to answer • Correct answers get you 2 points, incorrect ones get the other team 1 point • Each squad should line up and as soon as you have spoken, move to the back of your line before the person on the other squad answers or the other team gets a free point • The squad with the most points at the end wins
Mary was conceived without sin. Mary had no original or personal sins.
Mary is the Mother of God because she is the Mother of Jesus Christ. In declaring Christ as true God and true man, the council of Nicea gave Mary the title of Theotokos, declaring she was the Mother of God.
Mary is the new Eve because she said yes where Eve said no. Mary regenerated us from the fall of Adam and Eve by her obedience to God’s call.
Mary is not our Mother because she did not give birth to us. We are adopted Children of Mary.
Mary is the Coredemptrix because she participates in Christ’s saving work. Mary participates in Christ’s salvation as we all do by winning grace but she does this in a special way because of her special relationship with Jesus.
Mary is Mediatrix of many graces but not sacramental grace. Mary is the Mediatrix of all grace.
Mary was Jewish and fulfilled all the demands of that religion. Mary was a model Jew in her practice and the fulfillment of Judaism’s hopes in bringing forth a Messiah.
After her earthly life, Mary was assumed body and soul into Heaven.
Traditionally, Mary was Born in Nazareth. Even though Joseph was from Nazareth, traditionally Mary is said to have been born in Aim Karem near Jerusalem.
Traditionally, Mary’s parents are known as Joachim and Anne.
The Angel Nathaniel came to Mary to announce that she would be Jesus’ mother. It was the angel Gabriel who announced this.
Mary sang her Magnificatat the home of her cousin Elizabeth. Mary went to visit Elizabeth, and help her with her child, St John the Baptist, right after she was told she would be Jesus’ mother.
When Mary gave birth to Jesus, angels announced it to nearby shepherds. They sang: “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace among those with whom he is pleased!” (Luke 2:14)
The Prophet Simeon blessed Jesus at the time of his purification and told Mary of the sword that would pierce her soul. God promised Simeon that he would not die before he saw the Messiah.
The disciple Peter stood under the cross with Mary. It was John who stood under the cross, Peter had run away after he denied Jesus.
The Disciples excluded Mary from their prayer in the upper room before Pentecost, as they wanted to be alone. The Acts of the Apostles (1:14) clearly states that Mary was there praying with them. She can help us stay constant in prayer too.
Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared to St. Juan Diego on Tepeyac Hill.
The Tilma on which Mary appeared was St Juan Diego’s Tablecloth. The Tilma was part of St Juan Diego’s clothing.
Our Lady asked St Juan Diego to pick roses and bring them to Bishop Zumarraga. The type of roses he picked do not grow in Mexico nor at that time of year. This proved to the bishop that it was truly Mary speaking to St Juan Diego.
The Tilma on which our Lady of Guadalupe appeared is made of durable and long lasting fabric. It is a miracle that the Tilma has survived as usually that material rots or disintegrates in 15 or 20 years. They have even tried to make replicas on the same material but they don’t last long.
Our Lady of Lourdes was visible to thousands at the same time. Only Bernadette saw Mary but they all believed because of Bernadette’s reaction and the miraculous spring.
At Lourdes, Mary called herself the Immaculate Conception On March 25, 1858 Mary said “I am the Immaculate Conception.” The dogma had been defined by Pope Pius IX four years previously.
When our Lady appeared in Fatima, the sun did loops. This is called the day when the sun danced.
At all of the Apparitions Mentioned, Mary encouraged Prayer and Penance.
Final Round Questions are across categories.
Mary is traditionally said to have six sorrows. Mary had seven sorrows, they are: the prophecy of Simeon, the flight to Egypt, the loss of Jesus at age 12, meeting Jesus on the way of the cross, the death of Jesus, the removal of Jesus from the cross, and Jesus’ burial.
Mary’s “Yes” at the Annunciation was required because God requested it. Mary’s “Yes” was the freest act ever taken. It brought our salvation but Mary was totally free to say “No.”
Mary was the first and only living Tabernacle. Because she held Jesus inside her womb as a Tabernacle holds the Eucharist, we can say that Mary was a Tabernacle.
After Jesus’ death, Mary lived alone. John 19:27 clearly states that she lived with St. John.
Mary received the Eucharist during Masses said by others. Even though she was the holiest person ever, Mary was not a priest. After her death she fervently received her Son in Communion.
The Rosary was John Paul II’s favorite prayer. John Paul II prayed all 15 decades daily and instituted the Luminous Mysteries.
Marian devotion is particular to girls and women because she is a woman. Mary is a model of virtue for all Christians, and the mother of all.
Mary wants to hold you in her arms just as she held Jesus. Mary is a tender mother to all Christians.
The Game, Our Lady of Truth, has come to an end. Count up the points to determine a winner.
