Who was St Augustine?
A Christian monk sent by Pope Gregory the Great in AD 597 to convert the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity.
Why was St Augustine important?
He helped establish Christianity in England and became the first Archbishop of Canterbury.
Who was St Alban?
The first Christian martyr in Britain who was executed for protecting a Christian priest.
Why is St Alban remembered?
He showed courage and faith by refusing to give up Christianity even when facing death.
What is martyrdom?
Dying for your religious beliefs.
Why are martyrs important in Christianity?
They inspire believers through their faith, courage, and commitment to God.
What is a Christian denomination?
A branch of Christianity with slightly different beliefs and practices.
Name three Christian denominations in Britain
Roman Catholic, Church of England (Anglican), Protestant.
Who leads the Roman Catholic Church?
The Pope.
Who is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England?
The British monarch.
What is a cathedral?
The main church of a diocese where a bishop is based.
Why are cathedrals important?
They are centres of worship, leadership, and community events.
What are stained glass windows used for?
To show Bible stories, teach faith, and symbolise God’s presence.
What does light through stained glass symbolise?
God’s presence and holiness.
What is the Christian Year?
A yearly cycle that remembers key events in the life of Jesus.
Name five seasons of the Christian Year
Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost.
What is the altar?
The table used for Holy Communion.
What is the font used for?
Baptism.
What is the nave?
The main seating area of a church.
What does the cross symbolise?
Jesus’ sacrifice and death.
What is the Catholic Mass?
The main act of worship in the Roman Catholic Church.
What does the Mass commemorate?
The Last Supper of Jesus.
What is Transubstantiation?
The belief that bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ.
What does the priests wear at the time of preparation?
Purple
