November 1981 Print


Angel Talk


Dedicated to the Angels for Children

D G E F P L O U I S H M A J M O V
R E N I R E H T A C T H G A U A M
A T U R S A M O H T E A R M L U I
R S K J O H N B L S B K S E N G A
E F A S C P H C L R A E N S Y L C
G S U I T A N G I A Z T L R N T I
P E G U N R T E D S I M O N O N T
H L U O H T L H Z N L S U A H I S
I D S L E J T H E R E S E B T C A
L R T C O K H V A R T E J R N H L
O A I H A D O M I N I C W G A O O
M N N D N U M D E P H N H O J L H
E R E P F R A M I C H A E L U A C
N E H P E T S W O V T R J C Y S S
A B T E R A G R A M E F Y A T O K

MORE HIDDEN SAINTS PUZZLE

The names of 38 Saints are hidden in the scrambled letters. To find them, fill in the first name of the saint in each question. To help you, their traditional feast day is given at the end of each line. Look up the ones you don't know in your missal or Society of Saint Pius X calendar.

Then, find each saint's name in the scrambled letters. The names may be spelled backwards, forwards, up, down, or on a diagonal. Some of them overlap but they are always spelled in a straight line. If a name is on the list two or three times, it will be in the letters that many times. The sample word, "saint," has been circled to show you how.

Bonus: the first letters of the first 14 questions spell out the entire name of a great bishop-saint and Doctor of the Church whose feast falls on January 29.

 

1. St. ................ Xavier, one of the first Jesuits, was a missionary to India and Japan. (Dec. 3)

2. St. ................. the Archangel is a patron of travellers because he accompanied Tobias on a journey in the Old Testament. (Oct. 24)

3. St. .................. of Padua was a great preacher and is the patron of finding lost articles. (June 13)

4. St. .................. of Myra, in Asia Minor, was a bishop in the early Church and is the real "Santa Claus." (Dec. 6)

5. St. .................. of Assisi founded an order of nuns with the help of St. Francis. (Aug. 12)

6. St. .................. of Loyola founded the Jesuit Order. (July 31)

7. St. ................ was the first martyr of the Church. (Dec. 26).

8. St....................... de Guzman was a great preacher against heresy and founded the Order of Preachers (Dominicans). (Aug. 4)

9. St..................... Campion, a Jesuit, died a martyr for the Faith in England in 1581. (Dec. 1)

10. St. ................ Stock was a Carmelite to whom Our Lady made the Brown Scapular promise. (May 16)

11. St. ................ lived in Africa in the 4th century and was a sinner who became a great saint, largely due to the prayers of his mother, St. Monica. (Aug. 28)

12. St. ................. was a great and holy King of France in the 13th century. (Aug. 25)

13. St. ................ of Hungary, daughter of a king, was known for her great generosity to the poor. (Nov. 19)

14. St. .................... was the sister of St. Benedict and founded a monastery of nuns. (Feb. 10)

15. St. .................. of Lisieux, a Carmelite nun, is often called "The Little Flower of Jesus." (Oct. 3)

16. St. ................ More gave up his position as Lord Chancellor of England and died for the Faith rather than compromise with King Henry VIII. (July 6)

17. St. ............... is the Evangelist who wrote the second Gospel. (April 25)

18. St. ................ is a virgin martyr of the early Church and is patroness of eye problems. (Dec. 13)

19. St. ................. Marie de Montfort encouraged everyone to consecrate themselves to Our Lady. (April 28)

20. St. ............. Mary Vianney, the Curé of Ars, was a great confessor, and is the patron of priests. (Aug. 9)

21. St. ....................., a virgin martyr who is depicted with anchor and arrows, was a great favorite with the Curé of Ars. (Aug. 10)

22. St. ................ the Greater, an Apostle who preached the Gospel in Spain, was with John and Peter at the Transfiguration of Our Lord. (July 25)

23. St. ............... of Siena is especially remembered for her efforts to encourage the Pope, who had been living in France, to return to Rome. (April 30)

24. St. ................. of Clairvaux, one of the greatest saints of the 12th century, is a Doctor of the Church, and composed the "Memorare." (Aug. 20)

25. St.............. Xavier Cabrini, the patroness of immigrants, was the first U.S. citizen canonized. (Dec. 22)

26. St. ................ was a Roman priest and martyr of the 3rd century on whose feast it has become a custom to send greetings to our friends. (Feb. 14)

27. St. ................. Majella, a Redemptorist lay-brother, is the patron of expectant mothers. (Oct. 16)

28. St. ................. Fisher, was an English bishop martyred under Henry VIII. (July 9)

29. St. ................., a teen-age virgin martyr of the early Church, who died for purity, is depicted with a lamb and palm. (Jan. 21)

30. St. ................ the Archangel led the good angels in driving Satan and his followers into hell. (Sept. 29)

31. St. ............... the Evangelist, the "beloved disciple," was the only Apostle who stood by Jesus on the Cross. (Dec. 27)

32. St. ...................... Mary Alacoque was chosen by Our Lord to each devotion to His Sacred Heart. (Oct. 17)

33. St. ................ Laboure received the design of the Miraculous Medal from Our Lady. (Nov. 28)

34. Pope St. .................. X encouraged frequent Holy Communion and allowed children to make their First Communion at an earlier age than formerly. (Sept. 3)

35. St. ................. the Archangel announced to the Blessed Virgin Mary that she would be the Mother of Jesus, Who is God. (March 24)

36. St. ................... Aquinas, a Dominican, was the Church's greatest theological writer, and is called "the Angelic Doctor." (March 7)

37.   St.................... a bishop, is patron against throat diseases, and throats are blessed on his feast. (Feb. 3)

38. St...................... patron of invalids and against pestilence, nursed the sick stricken by the plague; he is depicted with sores on his flesh and a dog by his side. (Aug. 16)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANSWERS TO ANGEL TALK

1. Francis 14. Scholastica 27. Gerard
2. Raphael 15. Therese 28. John
3. Anthony 16. Thomas 29. Agnes
4. Nicholas 17. Mark 30. Michael
5. Clare 18. Lucy 31. John
6. Ignatius 19. Louis 32. Margaret
7. Stephen 20. John 33. Catherine
8. Dominic 21. Philomena 34. Pius
9. Edmund 22. James 35. Gabriel
10. Simon 23. Catherine 36. Thomas
11. Augustine 24. Bernard 37. Blaise
12. Louis 25. Frances 38. Roch (Rock)
13. Elizabeth 26. Valentine

(The first letters of the first 14 names read Francis de Sales.)