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Name ____________________________________ Date Due: October 9, 2020 Saint Gabriel School Religion 8 Significant People in Church History Directions: Using reference materials, including the Internet, look up some facts to help you identify the role each of the following persons played in the History of the Roman Catholic Church. Include these identifications in a special section of your religion notebook. Do not write paragraphs! Write the notes in a form that will enable the facts to be memorized easily!!! Column I Column II Mary Saint Frances of Rome (Nyla Anderson) Saint Mary Magdalene Saint Teresa of Avila (Elisavet Mitskaris) Saint Peter and the other Apostles Saint Thomas More (Ethan Diaz) Saint Paul Saint Angela Merici (Maya Cartwright) Saint Lydia (Jaidaly Cruz) Saint Ignatius of Loyola (Liam Rausch) Saint Stephen Saint Paul Miki (DucAn Le) Saint Ignatius of Antioch Bartolome de Las Casas Saints Perpetua and Felicity Saint Francis de Sales (Ian Gatmaitan) Saint Monica (Keira Reddington) Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys (Mia Sanchez) Saint Augustine (Alier Jimenez) Saint Kateri Tekakwitha (Alana Rivera) Saint Patrick St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (Jacqueline Husk) Saint Brigid (Avery Garcia) John Henry Newman (Spencer Synek-Diluzio) Saint Benedict (Francis O’Rourke) St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (Daniela Hernandez) Saint Scholastica (Katherine Barrio) St. Charles Lwanga (Vincent Humphreys) Saint Augustine of Canterbury Pope Leo XIII Saint Boniface (Haralamby Mila-Rus) Saint Maximilian Kolbe (Mr. McCarthy) Saints Cyril and Methodius Thomas Merton Saint Dominic (Matthew Reyes) Dorothy Day (Brianna Eugenio) Saint Francis of Assisi (Adrian Betances) Archbishop Oscar Romero (Tylan Mercado) Saint Clare (Liani Bueso) Saint Peter Claver Saint Thomas Aquinas (Manuel Boya) Saint Margaret of Scotland Saint Catherine of Siena (Clevisa Bujaj) ***Each student will become one of the famous persons listed above. The student will make a presentation in which he or she tells the class about his or her life! While index card cues may be used, eye contact should be maintained with the class at all times! .

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