Fill in the blank: __________ is an altarpiece or devotional panel painting depicting important scenes in the life of a saint, in this case Saint Clare.

Fill in the blank: The religious order founded by Saint Clare, dedicated to poverty, prayer, simplicity, and communal life is called __________.

Fill in the blank: __________ was Saint Clare’s spiritual companion and inspiration; founder of the Franciscan movement.

Fill in the blank: Sacred promises made by religious brothers and sisters, including poverty, chastity, and obedience, are called __________.

Fill in the blank: The vow to live simply without personal possessions, relying completely on God and the community, is called __________.

Fill in the blank: The vow to love freely and fully by forgoing marriage and romantic relationships, dedicating oneself to God, is called __________.

Fill in the blank: The vow to listen and respond to God’s will through one’s religious community and spiritual leadership is called __________.

Fill in the blank: A vessel used in Catholic tradition to display the consecrated Eucharist for adoration, famously held by Clare to repel invaders, is called a __________.

Fill in the blank: The simple religious garment worn by Clare and her sisters as a symbol of humility and dedication is called a __________.

Fill in the blank: The enclosed part of a convent where the sisters live, pray, and dedicate themselves to contemplation is called a __________.

What is the Jesuit-inspired term meaning “care for the whole person” — body, mind, and spirit — which Clare practiced with her sisters?

What is the term for deep prayer and reflection in silence; a core practice of Saint Clare and the Poor Clares?

What is the name of the church near Assisi where Clare established her community and where Francis once prayed before a cross that spoke to him?

What is the day called when Clare fled her family to begin her life of religious dedication, marked by her secret departure at night?

What is a physical object associated with a saint, such as clothing or body parts, that is venerated in the Catholic tradition called?

What is a written guide for how religious communities live, pray, and serve; Clare wrote her own rule for the Poor Clares?

What is the term for the deep bond of prayer, support, and communal love shared among the women of Clare’s community?

What is the place where women religious live together in community, often centered on prayer and service called?

What is the term for complete reliance on God’s will and providence, even in uncertainty or danger — a hallmark of Clare’s life?