People
This person was born in Lyon, France during the French Revolution.
Louis Querbes
This city is birthplace of the Founder of the Viatorians
Lyon, France
How long did the Reign of Terror last in France?
10 Years
1789 - 1799
The singular Gift of God given to a person for the good of the Church and glory of God.
(Hint: Fire in the belly)
CHARISM
The meaning of the name of St. Viator.
"on the way!"
Revered by Fr. Querbes as the model saint for Lay Teachers and Catechists.
St. Viator
Home of the Pope also known as the Vatican city
Rome
The date when Lay Association of St. Viator was formed in Vourles, Frances.
1831
The occupation of Fr. Querbes' parents.
Tailors
The Suppressed Religious Men's' order that Fr. Querbes tried to join.
Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
This group consisted of lay persons teaching the Faith.
Catechists
This country, located on the 49th parallel, is one of the First foundations of the CSV in North America.
QUEBEC
or
CANADA
The Rule(book) of St. Viator is approved in Rome
1831
A person called by God to teach Christians the essentials of doctrine and form them as disciples of Jesus Christ.
Catechist
Another name for the Reign of Terror
The French Revolution
This person has the authority to be in charge of all the parishes, schools and works in a particular diocese.
Bishop
The City where intense, winter flooding saved it from the horrors of the Reign of Terror.
Lyon, France
Year of the Death of Fr. Louis Querbes.
1859
A strong, positive inclination or predisposition toward something worthwhile
Proclivity
The Pope who approved Fr. Querbes' statutes of the Clerics of St. Viator
Pope Gregory the 16th
His classmate became the famous Cure of Arles
Jean-Marie Vianney
Name of the Seminary that Fr. Querbes attended
St. Irenaeus College
Another Name for the Viatorians as CSV
Clerics of St. Viator
The title of holiness conferred upon Fr. Louis Querbes by Pope Francis in 2019.
Venerable.
The bishop who tried to block Fr. Querbes from starting his lay association of Catechists in France.
Bishop Daufin