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Mount Carmel is a coastal mountain range in Israel overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Its name is derived from the Hebrew "Karem El" which means 'vineyards of God'. In ancient times it was covered by vineyards and was famous for its fertility.

Biblically, Mt. Carmel is referenced most often as a symbol of beauty and fertility. To be given the "splendor of Carmel" was to be blessed indeed (Isa 35:2). Solomon praised his beloved: "your head crowns you like Mount Carmel" (Song 7:5). But for Carmel to wither was a sign of devastating judgment (Nahum 1:4).
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Carmel Quiz 4 — Answers
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1) The candle that burns 24 hours a day by the tabernacle, to remind us of Jesus' True Presence in the Eucharist, is known as what? more info
Memory Candle
Eternal Flame
Sanctuary Lamp
Tabernacle Lamp

2) The official papal footwear is what color?  more info
Green
White
Black
Red

3) What does Corpus Christi mean? more info
The Blood of Christ
Christ's Day
Christ's Church
The Body of Christ

4) How many popes have there been thus far? more info
255
265
175
195

5) What does the word “Eurcharist” mean? more info
The Way
Body & Blood of Christ
Thanksgiving
Salvation

6) The holiest part of the Mass is what? more info
Kiss of Peace
Commemoration
Consecration
Preface

7) What does the word "Sacrament" mean? more info
Gift
Sign
Promise
New Life

8) What is the title of the Vicar(s) of Christ on earth? more info
Christian
Cardinal
Pope
Priest

9) Which two saints are considered the founders of our order? more info
St. Albert and St. Simon Stock
St. Berthold and St. Brocard
St. Teresa and St. Thérèse
St. Elijah and St. Elisha

BONUS QUESTION: The teaching of the Catholic Church states that revelation is conveyed to us through...? more info
Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Prayer, Fasting, Self-Sacrifice
Mark, Luke, John
Sacred Scripture, Tradition, Magisterium
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