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RELIGION

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What is the Immaculate Conception? Mary was conceived without original sin.
Who is the Virgin Mary? Mother of Jesus who remained a virgin.
What does Mediatrix mean? Mary intercedes between people and Jesus.
What does Theotokos mean? "God-bearer" or Mother of God.
What is the Annunciation? Angel Gabriel told Mary she would have Jesus.
What is the Assumption? Mary was taken body and soul into heaven.
What are apparitions? Appearances of Mary to people.
What were women's roles in 1st-century Palestine? Caring for home, children, and family.
Could women lead society in 1st-century Palestine? No, men held most authority.
How is Australia different today? Women have equal rights and opportunities.
What is the Rosary? A prayer using beads to reflect on Jesus' life.
What are the four Mysteries of the Rosary? Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, Luminous.
What is devotional prayer? Prayer of praise, thanks, or requests to God.
What is contemplative prayer? Quiet prayer focused on God's presence.
How is Mary described in the Gospels? Faithful, humble, obedient, and trusting.
What happened at the Annunciation? Gabriel announced Jesus' birth to Mary.
What happened at Jesus' birth? Jesus was born in Bethlehem.
What happened at the Crucifixion? Mary stood by Jesus' cross.
What happened when Mary visited Elizabeth? Elizabeth praised Mary; Mary sang the Magnificat.
What does the color blue represent? Purity and heaven.
What does white represent? Holiness and innocence.
What does red represent? Love and sacrifice.
What does a lily symbolise? Purity
What do stars symbolise? Mary as Queen of Heaven.
What does a rose symbolise? Mary's love and beauty.
Who was Mary Magdalene? A follower of Jesus and first witness of the Resurrection.
What happened on Easter? Jesus rose from the dead.
Why is Mary Magdalene a role model? She stayed faithful and shared the Good News.
Who was Mary MacKillop? Australia's first Catholic saint.
Why was Mary MacKillop excommunicated? She challenged a priest
What is Mary MacKillop's legacy? Catholic education and helping the poor.
What did Mary MacKillop do? Founded the Sisters of St Joseph.
Why did Mary MacKillop do it? To educate poor children and help those in need.
Where did Mary MacKillop work? South Australia
What does "yes" at the Annunciation show? Mary's trust and obedience to God.
Why is Mary important to Catholics? She is Jesus' mother and a model of faith.
Why do Catholics pray the Rosary? To reflect on Jesus' life through Mary's eyes.
Which Gospel tells the Annunciation? Luke 1:26–38.
Which Gospel tells Jesus' birth? Luke 2:1–20.
Which Gospel describes Mary at the Cross? John 19:25–27.
Which Gospel tells Mary's visit to Elizabeth? Luke 1:39–56.
Why does Luke focus on Mary Luke focuses on Mary because she is a model of faith and obedience. He shows how she trusted God from the Annunciation through Jesus' childhood, helping readers understand her important role in God's plan.
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