Lesson 9

What tasks did St. Martin de Porres prefer to do in the Dominican Order?

• Preaching and teaching

• Gardening and farming

• Kitchen work and cleaning

• Writing and studying

How did St. Martin de Porres support his family as a child?

• By working as a barber/surgeon

• By begging for money on the streets

• By taking in laundry

• By selling handmade crafts

According to the passage, what are the two things that Jesus calls us to be?

• Salt and pepper

• Light and darkness

• Salt and light

• Fire and water

What are the theological virtues mentioned in the passage?

• Faith, hope, and love

• Prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude

• Humility, charity, and patience

• Wisdom, courage, and self-control

What trade did St. Martin de Porres learn during his apprenticeship?

• Barbering

• Carpentry

• Cooking

• Tailoring

What does salt represent in the passage?

• Flavor and zest

• Preservation

• Healing properties

• All of the above

How can we be the salt of the earth according to the passage?

• By giving taste through our good works

• By being a source of preservation

• By adding flavor and zest to people's lives

• All of the above

Which religious order did St. Martin de Porres join?

• Franciscan Order

• Dominican Order

• Jesuit Order

• Benedictine Order

What is the ultimate goal of being the salt and light of the earth?

• To receive praise and recognition from others

• To change the lives of others and bring glory to God

• To gain power and influence in the world

• To achieve personal happiness and fulfillment

What did St. Martin de Porres establish for boys and girls of all classes?

• A hospital

• A school

• An orphanage

• A church