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St. Mark Quiz
Vincent Augustine D'Souza
July 1, 2017
Categories:
Christianity
,
Popes
,
Religion
,
Saints
1.
What was St. Mark’s father’s name?
Honorius
Joseph
Priscus
Thomas
Correct Answer: Priscus
2.
When was St. Mark pope?
311-314
336
417-418
607
Correct Answer: 336
3.
When was St. Mark consecrated pope?
18 January 336
10 May 607
16 July 417
21 November 311
Correct Answer: 18 January 336
4.
How many priests did St. Mark ordain during his papacy?
40
36
25
22
Correct Answer: 25
5.
How many basilicas did St. Mark build?
Three
Two
One
Five
Correct Answer: Two
6.
When did St. Mark die?
18 March 607
25 April 311
12 September 417
7 October 336
Correct Answer: 7 October 336
7.
Who succeeded St. Mark?
St. Eusebius
St. Caius
St. Julius I
St. Miltiades
Correct Answer: St. Julius I
8.
When is the feast day of St. Boniface I?
14 February
07 October
04 August
31 December
Correct Answer: 31 December
9.
Where was St. Mark buried?
Catacomb of Balbina
Castel Sant’Angelo
Palatine Hill
Castel Gandolfo
Correct Answer: Catacomb of Balbina
10.
Which of the following is true of St. Mark?
Built Sistine Chapel
Gave the bishops of Ostia the right to consecrate new popes
First Portuguese to become pope
First Indian to become pope
Correct Answer: Gave the bishops of Ostia the right to consecrate new popes