WorksheetsSt. Francis of the Seven Seas Review - ch. 1-4
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 8mins
St. Francis Xavier was born....
600 BCE
1506 BCE
1506 CE
1906 CE
Castle Xavier is located in what country (now is part of Spain)?
France
Navarre
Italy
Portugal
Please match the following
Francis' Father
Don Juan
Francis' mother
Doña Maria
Priest who was teaching young Francis in Navarre
Don Martin
Francis' sister who is a poor Clare nun
Magdalena
Francis' oldest brother
Miguel
Which country invaded Navarre?
Spain
France
Italy
Portugal
How old was Francis when he left Navarre to study?
13
15
19
25
Which university did St. Francis attend?
University of Paris
University of Spain
Xavier University
The Imperial College of London
The name of the Spanish fighter who helped hold down Pamplona when it was attacked by the Navarre forces. During his recovery from being injured by a cannonball, he converted to Christianity.
Peter Fabre
Juan
Ignatius of Loyola
Don Martin
After deciding to become a "champion of the mother of God and fight under the banner of Christ", Ignatius of Loyola wrote ....
The Spiritual Exercises
The Lord's Prayer
The Angelus
The Prayer of St. Michael
After Ignatius of Loyola converted, he exchanged his clothes for a beggar's rag, lived in a cave, and had long days of fasting and praying. During this time, he wrote the Spiritual Exercises which is a ....
a plan of exercises like jumping jacks and shaking the tree which promote both good physical and spiritual health
a guidebook for those who wish to become saints
a playlist of songs to sing which promote a healthy soul
a set of words to chant before you go to sleep - to promote spiritual refreshment and strength
The name of St. Francis college roommate
Paul Fevre
Peter Fabre
Peter Fable
Juan
What three vows did Peter, St. Francis and the other members of St. Ignatius' group make?
vow of poverty
vow of chastity
vow of obedience
vow to go to the Holy Land (pilgrimage)
When we talk about St. Ignatius of Loyola’s “conversion,” what does the word convert mean?
To travel to a different country
To start a new hobby or sport
To translate something into another language
To change one’s religious beliefs or deepen one’s commitment to God
What is a “poorhouse,” the place where Ignatius stayed?
A school where priests studied
A hospital for soldiers
A simple, government-funded shelter for people who were poor
A marketplace where food was sold
