The Immaculate Conception refers to whose conception?

This apostle is known as the Beloved Disciple. He survived all the other apostles and tradition holds that he lived until the year 100.

This deacon is the first saint Martyr.

This female saint is a Doctor of the Church and often considered the greatest modern-day saint. Hailing from France, she was only 24 when she succumbed to tuberculosis in 1897. She is patron saint of missionaries. She is known as the Little Flower.

He is the first Pope.

These are the names of Mary's parents.

This apostle is the patron saint of hopeless cases.

The Maid of Orléans battled for her country with a sign reading, "Jesus, Mary." She was advised by St. Michael, St. Catherine, and St. Margaret and led the armies of France at the age of 17. She was burned at the stake for heresy at 19.

This female saint is known for protecting her convent against attackers with the Sacrament in a monstrance before a convent gate. She successfully protected her convent and her emblem is herself holding a monstrance.

This saint and Doctor wrote the Office, Mass Proper and hymns like "Tantum Ergo" for Corpus Christi while residing in Orvieto (the site of the first Eucharistic miracle.) He also wrote the Summa Theoligca and had the nickname "the dumb ox."

Mary appeared to this girl who was born in France and whose body remains incorrupt in Nevers, France. She is famous for Mary telling her "I am the Immaculate Conception."

According to tradition, in which country was St. Thomas the Apostle martyred?

This saint, a Doctor of the Church, was found with an uncorrupted tongue when exhumed 336 years after his death. Hint: He helps you find what you've lost.

This Doctor and Mystic from Spain wrote extensively on the interior castle. Along with St. John of the Cross, is considered to be a founder of the Discalced Carmelites.

This saint's mother is the patron saint of persevering prayer since through her prayers, he became a great doctor of the Church. He is also the patron of brewers and coined the phrase: "My heart is restless until it rests in Thee."

This saint replied, "I am a nobody, I am a small rope, a tiny ladder, the tail end, a leaf," when the Blessed Mother asked him to have a church built.

This apostle was skinned alive (felayed) and is always pictured holding his skin.

One of seven children, this saint is a patron for purity. Her mother witnessed her canonization.

This founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) was a Spanish knight beofre his conversion. One of his original companions was St. Francis Xavier.

The three archangels mentioned in scripture are...

Our Lady of Fatima appeared to these three children...

These two apostles are known as the Sons of Thunder.

This knightly patron Saint of England is always pictured defeating a dragon.

This saint, the last Church Father, had a special devotion to Mary, reformed the Cistercian order, and played a major role in the first two crusades.

St. Patrick is from which country?