This Marian Apparition site is replicated on Notre Dame's campus.
Lourdes, France
October 3rd, this year, will mark the 800th anniversary of the death of this saint
St. Francis of Assisi
This disease claimed the lives of many students in the early years of the University of Notre Dame
Cholera
In Catholic tradition, this special garment is worn by a priest during Mass and is the outermost vestment, usually matching the liturgical color of the day.
What is a chasuble?
This officer has an unprecedented level of skill in descending subway station stairs
Ned
This Vatican approved Marian Apparition occurred in the French Alps near Switzerland
La-Salette
Based off a vision of a nun, the tomb of this saint, an ancient Greek princess, was found
St. Philomena
This is the year the University of Notre Dame was officially chartered by the state of Indiana
1844
This council got the closest to bringing the fruit of the Greek schism back into the one, true fold
Council of Florence
This officer is a convert to the Catholic faith
Sabrina
Our Lady appeared to these three children at Fatima
Jacinta, Francisco, and Lucia
This is the only relic that remains of St. Maximilian Kolbe
His hair
Before the Leprechaun was adopted as the official mascot of Notre Dame, this Irish Terrier was considered its first offical mascot.
Clashmore Mike
This was the last bearded pope
Pope Innocent XII
This officer is quite liberal with the Chartreuse
Connor
This is the traditional Marian title of England.
Mary's Dowry
This man is the patron saint of those blessed with physical unattractiveness or disfigurement
St. Drogo
This is the height, in feet, of the Cross atop the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, the highest point on Notre Dame’s campus.
230 Feet
Name at least five articles which the priest wears for Holy Mass in the Traditional Roman Rite
amice, alb, cincture, maniple, chasuble, stole
This officer, though vertically challenged, packs quite the punch
Rylen
A visionary from the 1800s saw our Lady's house in a vision, and a priest from this order discovered the house.
Lazarist priest (Vincentian Missionary also accepted)
This 7th-century Irish saint is traditionally credited with founding a monastery on the island of Iona in 563 after being exiled from Ireland following a dispute over a copied psalter. He later became known as the “Apostle of Scotland.”
St. Columba
This Notre Dame priest wrote the lyrics to the university’s Alma Mater, “Notre Dame, Our Mother.”
Rev. Charles O'Donnell, C.S.C.
In the traditional Catholic liturgy, this small spoon-like vessel is used in the preparation of the chalice to hold and pour a precise amount of water into the wine.
Scruple spoon
This is the full title of our chaplain, Fr. Brian Ching
Rector of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Director of Liturgy, and Priest-in-residence in Graham Family Hall