Saints: Key Figures and Contributions
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Match the following saints with their notable achievements:

St. John Neumann = Started the 40 hours devotion to the Blessed Sacrament St. Andre Bessette = Built the large St. Joseph Oratory on Mount Royal St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Started the Catholic school system in America St. Hilary of Poitiers = Doctor of the Church

Match the following saints with their backgrounds:

St. John Neumann = Born in Bohemia St. Andre Bessette = Born near Montreal in Canada, and was orphaned at age 12 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Raised in the Episcopalian Bailey family in New York City St. Hilary of Poitiers = He was born in Poitiers, France to a noble family

Match the saints with their contributions to faith:

St. John Neumann = Became Bishop of Philadelphia and built parishes and schools St. Andre Bessette = Strong devotion to St. Joseph - Many were healed through his intercession St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Started the Sisters of Charity in America St. Hilary of Poitiers = Through his own philosophic inquiries and reading of scripture, he accepted the Christian faith and was baptized

Match the saints with their quotes:

<p>St. John Neumann = &quot;Teach me you will, O Lord, that I may begin and end all my actions for your greater glory&quot; St. Andre Bessette = &quot;To pray well, you must think of Jesus on the cross. That will make true prayer.&quot; St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = &quot;At last God is mine and I am his...My God is here he sees me, every sigh and every desire is before him.&quot; St. Hilary of Poitiers = &quot;Anyone who fails to see that Christ was at once true God and truly blind to his own life; to deny Christ Jesus, or God the Spirit, or our own flesh is equally perilous.&quot;</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following saints with their life events:

<p>St. John Neumann = Ordained as a priest in New York City in 1836 St. Andre Bessette = Joined the congregation of the Holy Cross St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Widowed St. Hilary of Poitiers = While still a married layman/dad, he was elected Bishop of Poitiers (350)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their languages or research:

<p>St. John Neumann = Learned/knew 11 languages to minister to immigrants in Ohio, Maryland, and Pennsylvania St. Andre Bessette = Doorman at Notre Dame College, Montreal St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Converted to the Catholic faith St. Hilary of Poitiers = Patron saint against snake bites</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their legacies:

<p>St. John Neumann = Contributed to the education of immigrants St. Andre Bessette = Promoted devotion to St. Joseph St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Pioneer of the Catholic school system in the U.S. St. Hilary of Poitiers = Affirmation of the dual nature of Christ</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their notable journeys:

<p>St. John Neumann = Missionary work among immigrants in the U.S. St. Andre Bessette = 40 years of service as a doorman St. Elizabeth Ann Seton = Transition from Episcopalian to Catholic St. Hilary of Poitiers = From a noble family to a loyal bishop</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following saints with their significant life events or characteristics:

<p>St. Anthony of Egypt = Founder of Monasticism St. Sebastian = Patron Saint of Soldiers, Archers, and Athletes St. Agnes = Beheaded at age 14 St. Marianne Cope = Served as superior of St Joseph Hospital</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their actions during persecution:

<p>St. Sebastian = Refused to sacrifice to the gods and was martyred. St. Agnes = Refused many suitors for her virginity vow. St. Marianne Cope = Went to Molokai to open a home for unprotected women. St. Francis de Sales = Converted many Calvinists against his father's wishes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following saints with their teachings or writings:

<p>St. Thomas Aquinas = Wrote Summa Theologiae St. Francis de Sales = Wrote Introduction to the Devout Life St. John Bosco = Wrote the biography of St. Dominic Savio St. Agnes = Known for her calmness in the face of trial.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each saint with their unique titles or nicknames:

<p>St. Thomas Aquinas = The Angelic Doctor St. John Bosco = Apostle of Youth St. Francis de Sales = Patron saint of writers and Catholic press St. Agnes = Pictured with a white lamb.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their age or origins:

<p>St. Agnes = Died at age 14 St. Anthony of Egypt = Withdrew to the desert St. Marianne Cope = Born in Germany St. Sebastian = Joined the Roman army</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with their final days or deaths:

<p>St. Sebastian = Shot with arrows and clubbed to death St. Agnes = Went cheerfully to execution St. Marianne Cope = Present with St. Damien at his death St. John Bosco = Sought only souls before his death</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each saint with their affiliations or orders:

<p>St. Francis de Sales = Founded the Society of St. Francis de Sales St. Marianne Cope = Joined the Sisters of the Third Order of St Francis St. Anthony of Egypt = Hermit life of prayer and penance St. John Bosco = Worked with youth through Salesians</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each saint with their influential roles or positions:

<p>St. Francis de Sales = Became bishop of Geneva St. Anthony of Egypt = A pioneer of Monasticism St. John Bosco = Engaged in youth education St. Thomas Aquinas = Doctor of the Church</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the saints with descriptions of their lifestyle:

<p>St. Anthony of Egypt = Life of prayer, penance, and solitude St. Francis de Sales = Gentleman-scholar turned priest St. Marianne Cope = Service among the needy in Hawaii St. Agnes = Vowed virginity and steadfast in faith.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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St. John Neumann

He was the Bishop of Philadelphia, known for building parishes and schools.

40 Hours Devotion

A religious practice started by St. John Neumann, focusing on the Blessed Sacrament.

St. Andre Bessette

Orphaned at age 12, he became a doorman and built St. Joseph's Oratory.

Sisters of Charity

Founded by St. Elizabeth Ann Seton to serve the poor and educate.

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First Born U.S. Saint

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton was recognized as the first saint born in the United States.

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St. Hilary of Poitiers

A Bishop who became a Doctor of the Church and was a patron saint against snake bites.

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Christian Conversion

St. Hilary accepted Christianity through philosophical inquiry and scripture.

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Quote about true prayer

St. Andre Bessette said, 'To pray well, think of Jesus on the cross.'

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St. Anthony of Egypt

Founder of Monasticism, lived as a hermit in the desert.

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St. Sebastian's martyrdom

Refused to sacrifice to gods, shot with arrows, then clubbed to death.

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St. Agnes' vow

Refused suitors, vowed virginity to Christ, remained steadfast under persecution.

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St. Agnes' execution

Beheaded at 14, went cheerfully to her execution.

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St. Marianne Cope's mission

Left for Hawaii to help those suspected of leprosy.

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St. Francis de Sales

Ordained against his father's wishes, converted many Calvinists.

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Summa Theologiae

A key work by St. Thomas Aquinas offering comprehensive theology.

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St. Thomas Aquinas

Patron saint of Catholic Schools and Students, known as the 'Angel Doctor'.

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St. John Bosco

Founded the Salesians, known as the 'Apostle of Youth'.

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Love definition by St. Thomas Aquinas

'To love is to wish the other well.'

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Study Notes

Saints: Key Figures and Contributions

  • St. John Neumann:

    • Born in Bohemia.
    • Ordained a priest in New York City (1836).
    • Learned 11 languages to minister to immigrants in Ohio, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
    • Became Bishop of Philadelphia, establishing parishes and schools.
    • Initiated the 40 Hours Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.
    • Quoted: "Teach me, O Lord, that I may begin and end all my actions for your greater glory."
  • St. Andre Bessette:

    • Born near Montreal, Canada, orphaned at age 12.
    • Joined the Congregation of the Holy Cross.
    • Served as a doorman at Notre Dame College, Montreal for 40 years.
    • Strong devotion to St. Joseph; many attributed healings through his intercession.
    • Built the St. Joseph Oratory on Mount Royal.
    • Quoted: "To pray well, you must think of Jesus on the cross. That will make true prayer."
  • St. Elizabeth Ann Seton:

    • Raised in the Episcopalian Bailey family in New York City.
    • Married William Seton, had five children.
    • Widowhood.
    • Converted to the Catholic faith.
    • Founded the Sisters of Charity in America.
    • Established the Catholic school system in America.
    • First U.S. born Saint.
    • Quoted: "At last God is mine and I am his... My God is here he sees me, every sigh and every desire is before him."
  • St. Hilary of Poitiers:

    • Born in Poitiers, France, to a noble family.
    • Accepted Christian faith through philosophical inquiry and scripture study.
    • Became Bishop of Poitiers (350) while still a married layman.
    • Doctor of the Church.
    • Patron saint against snake bites.
    • Quoted: "Anyone who fails to see that Christ was at once true God and truly human; to deny Christ Jesus, or God the Spirit, or our own flesh is equally perilous."
  • St. Anthony of Egypt:

    • Withdrew to the desert for prayer, penance, and solitude as a hermit.
    • Founder of Monasticism.
    • Quoted: "Let us increase our zeal as though everyday is the beginning journey."
  • St. Sebastian:

    • Born in Gaul to pagan parents.
    • Joined the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian.
    • Converted to Christianity.
    • Roman officer who refused to sacrifice to the gods; martyred by being shot with arrows, then clubbed to death.
    • Patron saint of soldiers, archers, and athletes.
  • St. Agnes:

    • Refused many suitors as she vowed virginity to Christ.
    • Brought before a judge, remained calm and constant.
    • Sent to a house of prostitution, remained untouched.
    • Beheaded. (Quoted: "She went to the place of execution more cheerfully than others go to their wedding")
    • Pictured with a white lamb in her arms.
    • Died at age 14.
    • Mentioned in Eucharistic Prayer I (Roman Canon).
  • St. Marianne Cope:

    • Born in Germany to a family who settled in Utica, NY.
    • Joined the Sisters of the Third Order of St Francis in Syracuse, NY (1862).
    • Served as superior of St. Joseph Hospital, Syracuse, for 12 years.
    • Led sisters to Hawaii to run a receiving station for those suspected of leprosy.
    • Went to Molokai to establish a home for unprotected women and girls.
    • Present when St. Damien, the "leper priest," died (1889).
  • St. Francis de Sales:

    • Born in France to a noble family.
    • Studied law (became a gentleman-scholar).
    • Ordained a priest against his father's wishes and converted many Calvinists.
    • Became Bishop of Geneva (1602).
    • Wrote Introduction to the Devout Life.
    • Quoted: "The lives of the Saints are nothing but the Gospel put into practice."
    • Patron saint of writers, Catholic press, and the Diocese of Columbus.
  • St. Thomas Aquinas:

    • Known as the "Angelic Doctor."
    • Received the gift of perfect charity from God.
    • Nicknamed "the Dumb Ox" (often spoke little was of large frame)
    • Wrote Summa Theologiae.
    • Doctor of the Church.
    • Patron Saint of Catholic Schools and Students.
    • Quoted: "To love is to wish the other well."
  • St. John Bosco:

    • Founded the Society of St. Francis De Sales--Salesians.
    • Known as the "Apostle of Youth."
    • Wrote the biography of St. Dominic Savio.
    • Quoted: "Give me only souls and keep all the rest; You can fly to heaven on the wings of confession and communion."

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Explore the significant contributions of three notable saints: St. John Neumann, St. Andre Bessette, and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. This quiz delves into their lives, ministries, and the impact they made in their communities. Test your knowledge on their teachings and legacies.

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