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Trivia - March 26
Posted by paul fritz on 3/24/23
Question: Who is the Franciscan Saint who spread the Stations of the Cross throughout the world? He built 572 replicas of the Stations throughout Italy alone, with the most famous at the Colosseum, where the Vatican’s Good Friday service is held.
Answer: St. Leonard of Port Maurice
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Trivia - March 19
Posted by paul fritz on 3/16/23
Question: What is the difference between “petitionary prayer” and “intercessory prayer”?
Answer: Petitionary prayer is when you pray for yourself and your own needs. Intercessory prayer is when you pray for the needs of others.
Trivia - March 12
Posted by paul fritz on 3/10/23
Question: What was the “sign” of the prophet Jonah?
Answer: Jonah spent 3 days and 3 nights in the belly of a whale, and returned to Nineveh where the city repented for their sins. Jesus would die and be resurrected, causing repentance of even the Gentiles. ... Read More »
Trivia - March 5
Posted by paul fritz on 3/02/23
Question: Who ate locusts and honey while he was in the wilderness?
Answer: John the Baptist (Matthew 3:4)
Trivia - February 26
Posted by paul fritz on 2/24/23
Question: Who was the disciple of Jesus charged with keeping track of their money?
Answer: Judas Iscariot kept the "common purse" (John 12:6)
Trivia - February 19
Posted by paul fritz on 2/16/23
Question: Which is the larger body of water—Dead Sea or Sea of Galilee?
Answer: The very salty Dead Sea is larger than the freshwater Sea of Galilee.
Trivia - February 12
Posted by paul fritz on 2/11/23
Question: What does the Latin abbreviation INRI stand for? And where do we usually find it?
Answer: Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum (the inscription placed over Christ's head on the Crucifix) This is Latin for Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.
Trivia - February 5
Posted by paul fritz on 2/03/23
Question: Who was the first bishop in the United States? Hint: He was approved in 1789 by Pope Pius VI.
Answer: Bishop John Carroll
January 29
Posted by paul fritz on 1/26/23
Question: What are the “Deuterocanonical” books?
Answer: Called the Apcorypha by Protestants, seven books of the Old Testament: Tobias, Judith, Baruch, Ecclesiasticus, Wisdom, First and Second Machabees; also certain additions to Esther and Daniel. These books were included in the Jewish Septuagint and adopted as canon by ... Read More »
Trivia - January 22
Posted by paul fritz on 1/19/23
Question: What was Saint Matthew’s occupation before Christ called him to be an Apostle?A) PhysicianB) Tent MakerC) Tax CollectorD) ScribeE) AstronomerF) Deacon
Answer: C) Tax Collector