St. Augustine of Hippo Quiz

Study Notes

Patricius: Augustine's father, a pagan who played a role in his early life.
Monica: Augustine’s mother, a Christian known for her devoutness and influence on his conversion.
Navigus: A figure associated with Augustine's life, contributing to his early development.
Perpetua: Possibly referring to a Christian martyr who might have influenced Augustine.
Aveodatus: Augustine's son, born out of wedlock, significant in Augustine's personal narrative.
St. Alypius: A close friend and later a fellow bishop, significantly impacted Augustine.
St. Ambrose: The Bishop of Milan who baptized Augustine and inspired his conversion.
St. Jerome: A prominent biblical scholar and translator, known for his influence on Augustine's theological views.
Romanianus: Another individual relevant to Augustine’s life, potentially connected to his intellectual journey.

387: Augustine was baptized in the cathedral of Milan by Bishop Ambrose; his mother, St. Monica, passed away the same year.
388: He established a monastery in his birthplace, Tagaste, marking the beginning of his monastic life.
391: Augustine was ordained as a priest by Bishop Valerius and founded a monastery in Hippo.
395: Elevated to the role of bishop and established a monastery specifically for clergy.
430: Died on August 28 in Hippo Regius, at the age of 76; his feast day is celebrated on August 18.