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Build Your Own History Book SAINTS BUILD YOUR OWN HISTORY BOOK The most fun you will have learning about important Saints throughout history! HOW IT WORKS This Build Your Own History Sticker Book contains some of the most interesting, important, influential and inspiring Saints in the history of the world. Have fun while sticking and strive to reach your own potential to have a sticker made of you someday! 1 2 3 4 Each page of this sticker STICKERS come in BUT HOW? For example, STUMPED? To see the correct book has a COLOR THEME sheets of 9... notice that read a description in a sticker, scan the QR Code & each sticker belongs in their different color section & try to match the in the “WHO AM I?” box by one specific spot. Figure out backgrounds match the page correct colored sticker. using a QR Reader app on which one goes where! on which it belongs. your smart device. JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Born 1920 in Poland | Died 2005 place sticker here JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? • P ope from 1978 to 2005 and one of the place sticker here most well-traveled leaders in history, visiting 129 countries. POPE SAINT JOHN PAUL II• Helped end Communist rule in Poland and all of Europe. • Improved relationships between different religions by calling for Christians, Jews and Muslims to live together peacefully . Was 1st Pope to enter and pray in a mosque. For help, scan the For help, scan the QR code here. QR code here. You are no better than anyone else and no one is better than you..” For help, scan the QR code here. L E 5 6 7 Now place the sticker Now it’s time to add YOUR CONGRATULATIONS! over the box that says: OWN PHOTO! Place a favorite WHO AM I? picture of yourself in the open You have spot on the opposite page. Built Your Own History Book! JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? place sticker here POPE SAINT JOHN PAUL II YOU! For help, scan the QRS code here. A M P Copyright ©️ 2017 Sticker Book Publishing • SAINTS Build Your Own History Book • SaintsStickerBook.com history’s next great saint! This inspirational history book belongs to: YOUR PHOTO Name: goes here Age & Grade: My Saintly Qualities: YOUR BIO goes here! Saint I Most Admire: Person I Think Should Be A Saint: Yes, be a proud part of your own HISTORY BOOK! table of contents TIME OF CHRIST 300S- 1200S 1500S- 1800S The Cross represents Sacrifice, Salvation and The Sacred Heart represents Jesus’ Suffering and The Dove represents the Holy Spirit. Redemption. Eternal Love. Yellow represents Light and the presence of God, and Purple or Violet is symbolic of Penance, Humility, Pink symbolises Grace, Happiness and Admiration. also of Renewal and Hope, as in Jesus’ Resurrection. Suffering, Royalty and the Seasons of Advent & Lent. “I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud... Love does not delight in evil but rejoices “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes these brothers of mine, you did for me.” Matthew 25:40 to the Father except through me.” John 14:6 with the truth... Love never fails.” 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 UP TO 300 AD 1200S- 1500S 1800S- PRESENT DAY The Fleur-de-Lis represents the Virgin Mary and/or The Lamb represents Purity, Innocence and The Fish represents Faith in Christ. Holy Trinity. Sacrifice. Blue is symbolic of Heaven and the Sky (for Jesus’ Green represents Hope, Rebirth and Charity. Red is emblematic of Passion, Blood, Fire, birth), Water (for the beginning of Creation) and Martyrdom, God’s Love and the Holy Spirit. Mary (our “Queen of Heaven”). “The ultimate test of your greatness is the way you treat every human being.” Pope Saint John Paul II “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and “To change the world we must be good to those who only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish cannot repay us. Lord, teach us to step outside but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into ourselves. Teach us to go out into the streets and the world to condemn the world, but to save the world manifest your love.” Pope Francis S A throughM Him.” John 3:16-17 P L E ECUMENICAL CAROLINGIAN THE MODERN/POST- APOSTOLIC AGE COUNCILS PERIOD THE CRUSADES RENAISSANCE ENLIGHTENMENT MODERN CHURCH TIME OF CHRIST MIDDLE AGES REFORMATION Present 0 2nd c 4th c 6th c 8th c 10th c 12th c 14th c 16th c 18th c Day Born about 5 BC in Judea Born 18 BC in Galilee SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST Died about 33 AD WHO AM I? Died Unknown (Assumed into Heaven) • Jewish prophet/priest who began his place sticker here • Known as the “Blessed Virgin” and public ministry around 30 AD. “Queen Mother,” she is the mother of • He spoke about the coming of Jesus and Jesus Christ. Paul Peter : Author God’s final judgment to large crowds in • The angel Gabriel appeared to tell her Judea and along the Jordan River. she would conceive Him by the power of the Holy Spirit. • Baptized many people, most notably Jesus, at which point the heavens • Born without Original Sin and never Peter Saint Pope opened and God spoke: sinned during her life. For help, scan the This is my beloved son, in whom I QR code here. Behold, I am the handmaid of am well pleased. (Matthew 17:5) the Lord; let it be done to me according to your word. Born 1 AD in modern-day Syria JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died 64 AD place sticker here • 1 of the 12 Apostles and the 1st pope Domain Public del Duomo, dell’Opera Museo di Lorenzo, Bicci : Author and bishop who helped establish the Roman Church. • Witnessed transfiguration of Jesus and walked on water but started to sink as his faith faltered. Thaddaeus Jude St. • Denied Christ 3 times but professed his love for Him and was forgiven. TIME OF CHRIST • Patron saint of fishermen. For help, scan the QR code here. Referring to him, Jesus said “… you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church.” Domain; Public Luke, legend has it as icon painted by St. Virgin, unknown, oldest image of Blessed : Author St. Mary St. Born in Turkey Born 1st century AD JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died 84 AD JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died 65 AD place sticker here • 1 of 4 authors of the Gospels in the New place sticker here • 1 of the 12 Apostles of Jesus, he Testament. converted many in the Middle East • Forgiveness, mercy, social justice and and Arabia to Christianity. love for the poor were the focus of his • Patron saint of hope and impossible gospel writings. causes. : unknown Russian Icon Painter, Ikonen-Museum Recklinghausen, Public Domain; Domain; Public Recklinghausen, Ikonen-Museum Painter, Icon : unknown Russian • Patron saint of artists & physicians. • Originally named Judas but changed • Thought to be the only writer of the name to Jude to avoid confusion with New Testament that wasn’t a Jew (most Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus. S Alikely a Gentile instead).M P L E• Believed to have been martyred in - Artist Luke St. For help, scan the For help, scan the Syria - along with the apostle Simon Domain; Public Florence, Palace, Allori, Pitti : Artist: Alessandro QR code here. • A follower of the Apostle Paul, QR code here. ultimately to martyrdom. the Zealot- and buried under St. Peter’s Basilica. St. John the Baptist John St. Domain; Public Rubens, Born 1st century BC in Bethlehem Born 5 AD in Asia Minor | Died 67 AD Died Nazareth JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? • Early evangelist and important figure in place sticker here • Husband of Mary, the mother of Jesus, place sticker here the early Church. and considered His legal guardian and • Persecuted Christians after the foster father. Resurrection but converted to • Patron saint of workers and thought of Christianity after Jesus appeared to as true role model for all fathers. him on the road to Damascus. • Pope Pius IX made him protector of the • Traveled thousands of miles around Catholic Church. the Mediterranean Sea, establishing churches & preaching the Gospel. • Prime example of faithful believer, receiving grace at his time of death. • Considered an Apostle even though For help, scan the For help, scan the he was not one of the original Twelve QR code here. • He died in the presence of both Jesus QR code here. and Mary. : Artist Alexander Andreyevich Ivanov, State Russian Museum, Public Museum, Russian State Ivanov, : Artist Alexander Andreyevich Born around 1st century AD JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died Unknown place sticker here • An immoral sinner, Jesus cast out 7 St. Mary Magdalene St. demons when they first met. • Became a disciple of His, staying by His side during His public ministry, His crucifixion and His burial. • Running to His tomb, she was the first person to witness the Resurrection of Jesus. : Author Fyodor Zubov, Public Domain Public Zubov, Fyodor : Author TIME OF CHRIST • The prime example of the mercy and : Author unknown, Public Domain; Domain; unknown, Public : Author For help, scan the grace of God, and patron saint of QR code here. women, converts and repentant sinners. St. Longinus St. St. Paul the Apostle Paul St. Born 1st century BC in Bethlehem Born 1st century AD in Italy JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died Unknown JOHNWHO ADAMS AM I? Died Unknown place sticker here place sticker here • Roman Centurion (soldier) who, during • Mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the grandmother of Jesus.
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