Wednesday, January 10

A fun little Catholic Quiz

Here are my results...

"You scored 75, on a scale of 0 to 100. Here's how to interpret your score:
0 - 25
You are a
Centering Prayer
(very progressive)
Catholic.
More about you.
26 - 50
You are an
Ignatian Exercises
(moderately progressive)
Catholic.
More about you.
51 - 75
You are a Divine Office
(moderately traditional)
Catholic.
More about you.
76 - 100
You are a Daily Rosary
(very traditional)
Catholic.
More about you.

When I clicked on the link to read about what exactly a "Divine Office Catholic" was, I was suprised that everything except the Nichole Kidman is true! ( I didn't really even know who she was...)

Definition of a "Divine Office Catholic" with my comments:


You Are a Divine Office (Moderately Traditional) Catholic

The Second Vatican Council was much needed, as far as you're concerned, but you see no reason to push the church further in the direction of change, as many progressives urge.
I was two when PJP II was elected I have only know worship in a post-Vatican II Church, and yes, I am Neo-Orthodox.
You like the dynamic combination of the traditional approach toward doctrine with the opening of the church to the world that Pope John Paul II (your favorite pope) represented.
I got to yell "PJP II WE LOVE YOU!!!" out at the top of my lungs once - and I like to think he heard me... but I dunno if the Popemobile is soundproof.
As far as liturgy is concerned, a reverent Mass in the vernacular is your favorite, as is a vernacular hymn with a feeling for the transcendent such as "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence."
Yeh.
When Nicole Kidman returned to her childhood Catholicism and regular Mass attendance, you were thrilled.
Who? Does she go to Saint Patrick's?
Favorite Apparition of the Madonna: Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Whoah! How'd they know that?

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