What Saint Are You Like?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  You've made dinner plans with a friend, but you're now feeling too tired to go. What do you do?

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    Call and tell them you are sick and can't make it.
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    Tell them that something came up—keep it vague.
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    Just tell them the truth. Honesty is the best policy.
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    Apologize profusely, but ask to reschedule.
• 2.
  A friend spills their drink while over for a visit. What is your initial reaction?

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    I would direct them to the proper supplies to clean the mess.
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    I would run to wipe it up and assure them it is no big deal.
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    I would have to step away to calm down before helping.
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    I would ask them if anything was wrong that caused them to spill their drink.
• 3.
  It is your turn to say Grace at dinner. How do you go about it?

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    Recite Grace, of course!
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    I love everyone to say it along with me
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    I always add on my personal thanks to God!
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    I prefer Grace to be a private prayer
• 4.
  You go to a theme park with your family. What ride do you like best?

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    I LOVE anything fast! Bonus points if it spins.
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    I love musical rides with characters and stories✨
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    I prefer the carnival games to rides so I can directly participate!
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    I don't particularly love rides. I would just enjoy my family's company.
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  It is your duty to get involved when you see injustice. True or False?

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    True
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    False
• 6.
  You are in the mood for Bible Study. What does that look like?

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    I tend to lead my Bible Study groups
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    I love an active Bible Study group!
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    I prefer to study the Bible on my own
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    I do Bible Study with my family
• 7.
  You got into your dream school, but without a scholarship. What would you do?

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    I would meet with the financial aid department and campaign for my cause.
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    I would set up a local fundraiser! Anyone for a bake sale?
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    I would look at my options see which scenario would best contribute to my flourishing.
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    School? There is so much important work to be done outside of school!
• 8.
  Your dog dug a hole under the fence and escaped! What do you do?

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    I quickly call animal control to help find it.
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    I start searching up and down the street calling after them.
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    I would be very upset and call my neighbors to help me!
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    I would start creating missing dog posters to hang up.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You are most like... St. Thérèse of Lisieux!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St. Thérèse of Lisieux is your spiritual twin ! So what does that mean 👉 You live a life of beauty, simplicity, humility, and love.This saint, the youngest Doctor of the Church, is known worldwide as the “Little Flower." Young Thérèse participated fully in the daily life of the Carmelite order. Many hours of prayer, times of solitude and contemplation, and physical work formed their days. Thérèse found it difficult to pray in community but took well to “mental” prayer—contemplation in silence and solitude. Thérèse turned every form of suffering, small or great, into an opportunity to be unified even more with her “husband," Jesus. Her Feast Day is October 1st.A Prayer Inspired by St. Thérèse Almighty God, Thérèse was able to receive your fatherly/motherly love. May I come to that same willingness. LordJesus, our dear St. Thérèse centered on her love for you. MayI develop more focus and intention in my relationship withyou. Holy Spirit, you worked great holiness in St. Thérèsebecause she truly desired God and had a humble perceptionof herself. Teach me to discern my true desires and to assessmyself with truth and humility. Amen.Want to learn more about St. Thérèse? Check out Set The World on Fire by Vinita Hampton Wright at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... St.Teresa of Ávila!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St.Teresa of Ávila is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You own your unique life with God. You are a person of action and will.Teresa's peculiar life of prayer and mystical experiences, coupled with serious and chronic illness, created a unique spiritual path for her that requried courage, perseverance, and faith that clung to the God who drew her and loved her. She was the first woman to be named a Doctor of the Chruch under Pope Paul VI in 1970. Her Feast Day is October 15th.A Prayer to St.Teresa of ÁvilaSt. Teresa, may your truthful yet gentle spirit accompany meas I ponder what it means to be a dwelling place of AlmightyGod. You never pretended to fully understand this truth, andI certainly don’t grasp it. But you have helped me see that thisis an important aspect of my prayer life and the growth of myfaith. I really want to become more aware of—and appreciativeof—God’s residing within me. Amen.Want to learn more about St.Teresa of Ávila? Check out Set The World on Fire by Vinita Hampton Wright at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... St. Catherine of Siena!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St. Catherine of Siena is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You are tough when it comes to the truth and expressing God's love through works of service.Along with God’s love was the truth—the holy reality that became apparent to Catherine during her prayers and ecstasies. This truth would not let her go, and she was compelled to teach it, speak out for it, and fight for it.This fervor for the truth—and others’ recognition of her wisdom, holiness, and gifts—brought Catherine into the political realm various times. She became a peacemaker, the woman who scolded popes and rulers alike. Her Feast Day is April 29th.A Prayer to St. Catherine of SienaSt. Catherine, please stay beside me as I learn to respond more readily and fully to holy invitations. Amen.Want to learn more about St. Catherine of Siena? Check out Set The World on Fire by Vinita Hampton Wright at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... St. Hildegard of Bingen!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St. Hildegard of Bingen is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You are a model for engaging life with great passion and creativity.The list of her accomplishments is astounding: She wrote three major theological works; composed songs and poetry; founded two Benedictine convents; did four preaching tours; and wrote books on plant and animal life, including recipes and instructions on using medicinal herbs. She wrote roughly four hundred letters, to everyone from nuns, priests, and laypeople—including women struggling to get pregnant. Hildegard's life was filled with mystical experiences that fueled much of her creative works. Her Feast Day is September 17th.A Prayer to St. Hildegard of BingenSt. Hildegard, your hunger for understanding kept your mindsharp and your spirit open. Please accompany me as I seekto deepen my understanding of how God has dealt with me. Want to learn more about St. Hildegard of Bingen? Check out Set The World on Fire by Vinita Hampton Wright at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... Bl. Peter Kasui Kibe!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, Bl. Peter Kasui Kibe is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You are highly determined and courageous.Fr. Kibe was born in 1587 in Japan where he face constant hostility for his faith. Despite this, he pursued a Jesuit vocation and was eventually exiled by the anti-Christian government. He faced endless torture and hardship but, by living radically for Christ, he did not succumb to sin or despair but fought on for his faith. His Feast Day is July 1st.Want to learn more about Bl. Peter Kasui Kibe? Check out Pray for Us by Meg Hunter-Kilmer at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... St. Jerome!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St. Jerome is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You are a passionate (and sometimes hotheaded) person who works hard to be a good Christian in deed and name.St. Jerome was the Church Father who first translated the Bible into Latin directly from the Hebrew texts of the Old Testament. He was a man with a great temper and some even called him "the great name-caller." However, he didn't let his failures discourage him and he persevered in his pursuit of holiness to become a marvelous witness of God's mercy.St. Jerome lived from 345-420 in Slovenia, Palestine. He became a monk and a great ascetic and later opened a school for pilgrims. His feast day is September 30th.A Prayer by St. JeromeO Lord, show Your mercy to meand gladden my heart.I am like the man on the way to Jerichowho was overtaken by robbers,wounded and left for dead.O Good Samaritan, come to my aid.I am like the sheep that went astray.O Good Shepherd, seek me outand bring me home in accord with Your will.Let me dwell in Your house all the days of my lifeand praise You forever and ever with those who are there.AMENWant to learn more about St. Jerome? Check out Pray for Us by Meg Hunter-Kilmer at avemariapress.com
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  You are most like... St. Robert Southwell!

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  Woohoo — according to your responses, St. Robert Southwell is your spiritual twin! So what does that mean 👉 You are a creative who stands their ground.Contemporary Catholic culture often seems to have forgotten the power of art, the power of literature. We settle for trite films and banal novels, not realizing that a people starved for beauty will truly starve. Fr. Southwell understood this, and in his poetic genius (a genius still recognized by secular scholars today) he sustained his people.Robert Southwell was a sensitive man of strength, a Christian genius, a poet whose art strengthened the persecuted. But with all the gifts nature could offer, he longed for only one thing: Jesus Christ and him crucified. St. Robert Southwell lived from 1561-1595. He gained the crown of martyrdom as a hidden Catholic priest in England after spending two years imprisoned in solitary confinement where he was tortured for spreading his faith. His Feast Day is February 21st. Want to learn more about St. Robert Southwell? Check out Pray for Us by Meg Hunter-Kilmer at avemariapress.com