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Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Aug. 10, 2018

08/08/2018 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Hi ho, hi ho, Heraldites! It’s back to school we go! Since the academic year is upon us, I’ve scattered some school-related questions throughout this quiz.

1) Catholic trivia

A church can be a basilica, a cathedral and a shrine all at once. But do you know which of the three is the highest distinction? Hint: the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Baltimore, Maryland, is all three (and also quite a mouthful).

  • a) A cathedral
  • b) A shrine
  • c) A basilica
  • d) None of the above

2) Hawaii parishes

What is the name of the only parish on Lanai?

  • a) Holy Redeemer
  • b) Sacred Hearts
  • c) St. Mary
  • d) St. Theresa

3) Schools

Deacon Chris Yakkel, who is in formation to be an Air Force chaplain, graduated from which Hawaii Catholic high school? (See story on page 10.)

  • a) Damien
  • b) St. Louis
  • c) Maryknoll
  • d) St. Francis

4) Catholic Hawaii

Multiple choices: Which two of these bishops are buried in the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace?

  • a) Bishop Louis Maigret
  • b) Bishop Herman Koeckemann
  • c) Bishop James J. Sweeney
  • d) Bishop John J. Scanlan

5) More schools

Which Waikiki Catholic school closed in 1980 due to low enrollment?

  • a) Sts. Peter and Paul
  • b) Our Lady of the Palms
  • c) St. Augustine
  • d) Sacred Heart

6) Statehood Day

Can you name the first governor of Hawaii after it was admitted as the 50th U.S. state? He also happened to be Catholic.

  • a) George Ariyoshi
  • b) Samuel Wilder King
  • c) John A. Burns
  • d) William F. Quinn

7) Schools, again

Which Windward Oahu parish used to have a high school?

  • a) St. Ann
  • b) St. Anthony
  • c) St. John Vianney
  • d) St. George

Answers: 1) c, 2) b, 3) a, 4) a&d, 5) c, 6) d, 7) a.

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