hunger of memory ch 3

What common experiences did Richard's parents have with the priests and nuns of the Irish-American Parish?

• They shared the same cultural background

• They had similar religious experiences

• They attended the same school

• They worked together in the community

How did Richard's family's devotion to Catholicism affect his schooling?

• He attended a public school

• He was homeschooled

• It translated into his schooling

• He did not attend school

Where did Richard go to school during his early years?

• Sacred Heart Grammar School

• St. Mary's School

• Holy Cross School

• St. Joseph's School

What was located about a block away from Sacred Heart Grammar School?

• Mercy Hospital

• St. Mary's Church

• Central Park

• City Library

What did Richard's family do to escape feeling alienated during their first years in America?

• They went to Our Lady of Guadalupe

• They moved to a different city

• They joined a community club

• They visited relatives frequently

Who visited Richard's family for dinner when he was four years old?

• An English-speaking priest from Sacred Heart Church

• A local politician

• A family friend

• A school teacher

What did the priest leave with Richard's family during his visit?

• A large picture of the Sacred Heart of Christ

• A Bible

• A rosary

• A prayer book

Where did Richard see the picture of the Sacred Heart two years after the priest's visit?

• In the grammar school classroom

• In his living room

• In the church

• In a museum

What did Richard find fascinating about the English-speaking nuns and his classmates?

• They spoke a different language.

• They shared his family's religion.

• They had different cultural practices.

• They were from different countries.

How did Richard's family view God at home?

• As a judge.

• As a distant figure.

• As someone who could bring change to their family.

• As a strict ruler.