Michigan History
Mason Abbot was born in this Michigan town in 2001
Lansing, MI (Sparrow hospital) (Jake Rapanotti)
This Detroit Native played for the university of Michigan basketball team. He is infamous for calling a timeout in the final 4, when Michigan was out of timeouts. Name that player
Chris Weber (Bobby Tull)
Which saint has the most quoted/references saint in the Catechism
St. Augustine, 87 times (Thomas 2nd at 61) (Jonathan Galvas)
This is the largest borough of New York City by land area, the second-most populous, and home of Sacred Heart's newest rector.
Queens (Jonathan Galvas)
This Hebrew phrase means "praise God"
Hallelujah (הַלְלוּיָהּ) (Alex Young)
This Michigan city is named after this Odawa War Chief.
Pontiac (Jonathan Forrest)
A two time state champion quarterback, who went to walk on at Western Michigan.
Brendan Tabone (Bobby Tull)
The patron saint of 'test-takers" (exams)
St. Joseph Cupertino (Jonathan Galvas)
The Main Chapel is designed in what architectural style?
Gothic (Jonathan Galvas)
This country has the largest Catholic population of any country with nearly 127 million people
Brazil (Jonathan Galvas)
This Great Lake held the most naval battles during the War of 1812
Lake Ontario (Jonathan Forrest)
The calendar year ____ stands as the worst year in Detroit sports history, setting the North American record for the most combined losses by a four-sport city with an overall record of 114–226–1 (.335 winning percentage), breaking the previous record held by New York in 1962.
2019 (Alex Young)
Using hymns and poetry in his preaching, this saint is nicknamed the "Harp of the Holy Spirit"
St. Ephrem (Andrew Mattia)
This statue of Christ and His Mother is currently located in the foyer lounge in front of the Cardinal Szoka Library, what is its title?
Seat of Wisdom (Jonathan Galvas)
This philosopher was a significant contributor to the modern crisis in identity due his reduction of the self to consciousness. Additionally this philosopher contributed to the Declaration of Independence through his argument that individuals posses a God given right to life, liberty and property.
John Locke (Alex Young)
In 1910, Henry Ford moved his main production operation to this Michigan city. This became the birthplace of the Model-T assembly line.
Highland Park, MI (Jonathan Forrest)
In 1959 this famous Detroit native rolled back to back perfect games on live national television
Ed Lubanski (Jonathan Ligenza)
This Catholic saint is believed to have raised 28 people from the dead
St. Vincent Ferrer (Jonathan Galvas)
This ceramic studio and school in Detroit was founded in 1903 and is known for its iridescent glazes. Sacred Heart has the second-largest historic tile installation of theirs in the country
Pewabic (Tile/Pottery) (Jonathan Galvas)
What is Pope Leo's favorite candy?
Peeps (Jonathan Galvas)
This territorial governor of Michigan was nicknamed "The Boy Governor" for being the youngest to hold that office at the age of 24. He held the office of governor during the Toledo War.
Stevens T. Mason (Jonathan Forrest)
This player was traded to the Detriot Red Wings for just $1 Dollar. He would go on to win 4 Stanley Cups with the Red Wings. Name the player
Kris Draper (Bobby Tull)
After being rejected by locals, this saint preached to the fish in the sea and miraculously thousands of fish of all sizes formed orderly rows, raised their heads above the water, and bowed in reverence.
Anthony of Padua (Jonathan Galvas)
Bishop Michael Gallagher was the Archbishop of Detroit who ordered the construction of Sacred Heart High School seminary, but he is not a Detroit native. He was actually born in this diocese.
Diocese of Saginaw (Michael Kuehne)
This U.S President was a member of the Religious Society of Friends, considered a career as a professional musician, and earned a considerable amount of money playing poker.
Nixon (Alex Young)