History
Constantine painted this on his shield to secure victory
Chi Ro
Saint Jude the Apostle is venerated widely for people who are enduring difficult circumstances. He was a long time close follower of Jesus, what what exactly was his personal relation to him?
Brothers
Rides the red horse in the book of revalations
War
The rank/title of the cleric who governs the diocese of Regina
Archbishop
This is the oldest protestant denomination, named after its founder. Common across much of northern Europe.
Lutheranism
This Medieval country had significant religious tolerance and mixing between christians, muslims, and jews.
Andalusia (Spain), Sicily also acceptable.
This saint is one of the youngest ever canonized, and is the patron saint of the internet.
Carlo Acutis
The angel of death, whos name means " helper of God "
Azriel
This church rank serves directly below a priest, and can perform most sacraments besides confession.
Deacon
People of this denomination do not practice child baptism, and are known for living separated from those of other faiths. Their communities share property between all members and can be found scattered across the prairie provinces.
The official break between the Catholic church and the Orthodox church is called this.
The Great Schism
This saint is the most revered saint in Ireland. HER feast day is on February 1st, and involves weaving and bonfire celebrations. She has a variety of holy relics and sacred wells across the island.
Brigid
This nighttime creature was said to inhabit the ruined wastelands of Edom. Sometimes her name is translated as Night Beast or Screech Owl. Some literalist christians tie her to the creation story to explain why there are two accounts.
Lilith
This group of people elects the Pope and serve as close advisors to him.
Cardinals
This protestant denomination is the second largest church in Canada(after Catholicism). It originated in Canada, and is known for it's traditions of pluralism and spiritual dialogue.
United Church
This muslim philosopher was highly influential in christian theology and philosophy
Ibn Sena (Avicenna)
Patron saint if goldsmiths, jewelers, as well as skilled craftsmen and blacksmiths more generally. Popular particularly in Switzerland.
Saint Eligius
This word (commonly considered the name of a demon) was associated with the Phoenician/Carthaginian practice of sacrificial child burning.
Moloch
A person who governs a monastery
Abbot
This Christian denomination believes in a physicalist soul. That the soul is a physical substance stored in flesh and blood.
Jehovah Witnesses
This religious upheaval directly preceded the protestant reformation, it occurred in Bohemia/Czechia and involved armored wagons.
Hussite revolt
This is the Patron saint of libraries, archivists, and translators
Jerome
Sacred skeletons of unknown ancient martyrs and saints kept underground beneath the Vatican and dressed in gold.
Catacomb Saints
A person in close association with a monastic order that is not part of that order.
Oblate
This Christian denomination believes that upon death, people will gain rulership of a planet which is populated by their relatives(provided those relatives also belong to this religion).
Mormons