St. Francis
St Francis was born in _____, Italy.
Assisi
She was a news reporter in which city?
New York City
St. Francis wanted to be a ______ when he was young.
knight
St. ______ created short, ______ defined stories.
Luke, sharply
Identify the book, chapter, and verses of the Good Samaritan.
Luke 10:29-37
He was the son of a wealthy ______ ________.
cloth merchant
She joined the Catholic faith in ______ (year).
1927
Dorothy Day had a friend named _________ _________.
Peter Maurin
Which two Gospels include Jesus' infancy?
Matthew and Luke
Identify the book, chapter, and verses of the Prodigal Son.
Luke 15:11-32
In _____ (year), St Francis was captured and thrown into prison.
1201
She learned about the Catholic faith through whom?
A nun
________ ______ started the _______ ____________ Movement with Peter Maurin.
Dorothy Day, Catholic Worker Movement
Matthew, Mark, and Luke all include _________.
parables
Identify the book, chapter, and verses of the Rich Man and Lazarus.
Luke 16:19-31
What is the definition of conversion?
based on the word meaning "turning away"; it's the turning of one's heart back toward God and away from that which weakens a friendship with him
Dorothy and _____ (name of friend) started a newspaper called The _______ ________. How much did this newspaper cost?
Peter, Catholic Worker; one penny
How many years did Dorothy Day help the poor?
50 years
Only Luke's version of Jesus' infancy includes ________, angels, and a ______ in a _______.
shepherds; baby in a stable
Identify the book, chapter, and verses of the Rich Fool.
Luke 12:16-21
After his illness went away he met a ______; he traded his fine _____ for the ______ worn out _______. (This was the beginning of Francis' _______)
beggar, clothes, beggar's, clothes, conversion
What was the name of her autobiography?
The Long Loneliness
In which year was St. Francis born?
1181
What is the definition of repentance?
God's grace makes us better people than we ever thought we could be.
What is the definition of parable?
story used to teach a lesson, comparing one thing to another from daily life; Jesus used these to get people to understand the mystery of the kingdom