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The Mass with Washington Cardinal Wilton Gregory in honor of Black History Month...

• was on February 2.

• Will be on February 7.

• was on February 5.

• Will be on February 28.

Who does Cardinal Gregory say are called to let their lights shine?

• the bishop and priests concelebrating the Mass.

• ordinary faith-filled people.

• the U.S. Congress

• the six being considered for sainthood.

What does Cardinal Gregory say is our job to do every day?

• to respond in generous and loving ways to the needs of this world,

• to offer a rousing and wonderful celebration.

• imitate their heroic virtue.

• to be chosen by none other than the Lord

Who was among the concelebrants at the Black History Month Mass?

• Carter G. Woodson

• Rev. Jesse E. Moorland

• Father Robert Boxie III

• Venerable Father Augustus Tolton

Who was the main celebrant at the Black History Month Mass?

• Venerable Father Augustus Tolton

• Monsignor Charles Pope

• Father Robert Boxie III

• Cardinal Wilton Gregory

How many attended what Cardinal Gregory said was “our largest gathering for Black History Month in a couple of years.”

• Several hundred people

• The six being considered for sainthood

• 13-16 people

• 1000 people.

Who was Mother Mary Lange?

• the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence

• a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;

• foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family

• joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Who was Pierre Toussaint?

• the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence

• a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;

• foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family

• joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Who was Julia Greeley?

• the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence

• a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;

• foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family

• joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Who was Sister Henriette Delille?

• the foundress and first superior general of the Oblate Sisters of Providence

• a formerly enslaved philanthropist who supported many Catholic charitable works;

• foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family

• joined the Secular Franciscan Order and promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus