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 This organization, formed in 1941, was and is mostly youth and adolescent athletic programs that helped form good athletes in Christ.

CYC

100
Which organization opened the first hospital in 1828 called the Mullanphy Hospital, now called DePaul hospital today. 

The Sisters of Charity

100
This is the idea that only people born in America belong in America

Nativism

100
Opened by Bishop Kenrick In which Immigrant could bank their money and secure loans through Their local.

Bishop Banks

100

This Society dedicated itself to taking care and serving the poor population, took root in St. Louis in 1845.

St. Vincent de Paul Society

200

This bishop recruited priests and nuns from all over Europe to teach. He opened the first academy for boys in 1818. At this time tuition Was only $12 a quarter. This school was later to be known as SLUH. A high school was also named after him. He also opened a catholic college in 1818 which were eventually administered by the Jesuits. He opens the first seminary west of the Mississippi in Perryville, Missouri. This Bishops name was what

Bishop Dubourg

200

Archdiocesean health care and health centers were run by who?

Catholic Nuns

200

Archbishop John May appoints this first black Auxilary bishop of St. Louis

Fr. Terry Steib

200

made by Bishop Kendrick for immigrants who wanted to hear homilies in their native languages.

Ethnic Parishes

200

This priest established a home for street children and Orphans

Fr. Peter Dunne

300

This person opened the first school for deaf children. This mother’s name was what

Mother Fontbonne of the sisters of St. Joseph

300

Who was St. John‘s hospital run by?

Mercy sisters

300

This priest ended racial segregation in High School sports by integrating the African-American Catholic Hig School into the newly created MSHSAA in 1943.

Fr. Joseph Molloy

300

In 1850 40% of St. Louis city’s population was what two nationalities. These two nationalities also hated each other and fought one another.

German and Irish

300

This priest set up a halfway house for prisoners and taught At SLUH for three years.

Fr. Charles “Dismas” Clark AKA “The Hoodlum Priest”

400

Under this bishopdum many catholic schools, Colleges, and Universities Which included SLU, Webster, Fontbonne, Maryville. What was this cardinals name?

Cardinal John Glennon

400

St. Mary‘s hospital was run by what

The sisters of Mary

400
This Priest was the first black man born in the United States to be ordained a priest in 1886.

Fr. Augustus Tolton

400

Because of St. Louis’ population growth in the 1800’s this building was made by Fr. Joseph Rosati which also later followed by St. Louis Diocese taking all territory west of the Mississippi River.

The Old Cathedral/First Cathedral

400

This Archbishop served the poor and the homeless

Archbishop John May

500

Who opened the first free school for girls west of the Mississippi and was a member of the Sacred Heart sisters. The Indians called her “the woman who prays always“ this saints name was what

St. Rose Philippine Duchesne

500

This hospital was dedicated by Cardinal Ritter and is the only US hospital run by an archdiocese.

Cardinal Glennon Hospital

500
This Priest is credited for ending racial segregation in the Catholics Church by giving a sermon denouncing racial segregation and prejudice in St. Louis University.

Fr. Claude Heithaus

500
What two explorers explored the Midwest and founded the city of St. Louis?

Pierre Laclede And Augusta Choteau

500

This Priest took in and fed thousands of Homeless men.

Fr. Tim Dempsey