Catholic Popes Trivia - Questions and Answers
- What has been the most common name for Popes through the
millennium?
- Pope Clement VIII officially recognized a beverage as a Christian
drink in an edict issued in 1592. What was that beverage?
- Pope John Paul II succeeded who as Pope?
- What was the name of the Pope with died in 1978 after only 33
days in office?
- In the 20th century, who has been Pope the longest?
- What did Pope Pius V do to Elizabeth I and Pope Paul III do to
Henry VIII?
- Pope John Paul II comes from what eastern European country?
- In 1980 the Pope made a triumphant homecoming visit to his home
country. What is the name of the country?
- Henry VIII created what church when the Pope refused to give him
a divorce in 1534?
- Who addressed the U.N. in Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Spanish,
French, and English in 1995?
- The real name of the Pope who succeeded John Paul I was what?
- In 1798 Napoleon sent Pope Pius VI to the south of France when he
occupied what city?
- Where did cantaloupe get its name?
- The Pope is delighted by what European country that has the
lowest divorce rate in the western world?
- Pope John Paul II supported what Polish political movement in the
1980s?
- What caused the deaths of Charles V of France, Emperor Claudius
and Tiberius, Czar Alexander I, and Pope Clement VII?
- What baseball announcer said Pope Paul VI's death "puts a damper
on even a Yankees win"?
Answers to Daily Trivia Quiz #203 - Catholic Pope Trivia
- John.
- Coffee, which had been introduced to Europe by Arab traders and
was considered by many Roman Catholics to be the wine of infidels.
- John Paul I.
- John Paul I.
- John Paul II.
- Excommunicate.
- Poland.
- Poland.
- The Church of England.
- Pope John Paul II.
- Karol Wojtyla.
- Rome.
- The cantaloupe was named after the Pope's summer residence of
Cantalupo.
- Italy.
- A: Solidarity.
- Mushroom poisoning.
- Phil Rizzuto.