WorksheetsLife of St. Claudine Thévenet
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
St. Claudine Thévenet is the Foundress of which Congregation?
Religious of Jesus and Mary
Society of Mary
Carmelites of Mary Immaculate
When was the Congregation founded?
2 nd February, 1820
6th October, 1818
18th March, 1885
Which country was St. Claudine from?
Germany
Spain
France
When was St. Claudine born?
30th March, 1774
3rd February, 1774
4th March, 1774
How many siblings did she have?
4
6
5
How old was St. Claudine when her brothers were brutally killed?
25
16
19
What were her brothers’ dying cries?
Help
Forgive
Revolt
Which father brought the two little abandoned girls to St. Claudine?
Fr. Nicholas Aubry
Fr. André Coindre
Fr. David Bauer
What was the name of the first permanent shelter for the children?
L'Angelique
Prévost
Apprentis d'Auteuil
What was St. Claudine affectionately known as?
Annie
Becky
Glady
When is the actual date of the feast of St. Claudine Thévenet?
1st February
2nd February
3rd February
What were St. Claudine’s last words on her deathbed on 3rd February, 1837?
“How good God is.”
“Love our Lady.”
“Be mothers to these children.”
When was St. Claudine canonized as a saint?
21st March, 1993
3 rd February, 1997
31st October, 1999
Which was the first place of outreach for the Congregation outside France?
China
India
Africa
In 1851, the Congregation established a house in Mumbai, due to the keen help of Bishop ____________.
Bishop Hartman
Bishop John Inge
Bishop Alan Smith
The Bishop of which Indian city invited the Congregation to India in 1841?
Jaipur
Agra
Pune
What was St. Claudine’s religious name?
Mother St. Sebastian
Mother St. Ignatius
Mother St. Stephen
How many nuns departed from the Mother House in France to embark on a journey to Agra? (a) 9 (b) 14 (c) 6
9
14
6
In which year did the RJM Congregation establish its house in Mumbai?
1851
1896
1866
What is the apostolic aim of the Congregation?
Christian education of adults
Christian education of young girls, particularly the poor
Christian education of upper classes
