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Hawaii Catholic Harold’s Quiz: Oct. 16, 2020

10/14/2020 by Hawaii Catholic Herald

Boo to you, Heraldites!

As we approach All Hallows Eve, All Saints Day and All Souls Day, I dug up this joke from the Catholic Standard’s newspaper in 1872 via the interwebs: Why is a coffin like the dull edge of an axe? Because it has to be ground before it is used. I bet your howling with laughter!

– H.C. Harold

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1) Catholic Hawaii

Holy Ghost Mission is known for its historically Portuguese community and large summer festival. The mission church is on what island?

  • a) Oahu
  • b) Molokai
  • c) Maui
  • d) Hawaii Island

2) Saints

Oct. 28 is the feast day of two of the 12 apostles first called by Jesus Christ. Which two are they?

  • a) Matthew and Mark
  • b) Simon and Peter
  • c) James and John
  • d) Simon and Jude

3) Sports

Which U.S. city has a football team named after the saints?

  • a) Miami
  • b) San Francisco
  • c) Los Angeles
  • d) New Orleans

4) Liturgy

What is the liturgical color that is worn on All Saints Day?

  • a) Green
  • b) White
  • c) Red
  • d) Purple

5) Scripture

In the Gospel reading from the 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Matthew 22:15-21), the Pharisees tried to trap Jesus by asking him if he believed if what was/were lawful?

  • a) Taxes
  • b) Adultery
  • c) Animal sacrifices
  • d) Working on the sabbath

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6) Popes

Pope Clement XIV, who was born on Oct. 31, was the last pope to take the name Clement. He was the only Franciscan in the College of Cardinals when elected pope. Due to pressure from the rulers of Portugal, France and Spain, Pope Clement XIV suppressed what religious order (though it was later restored)?

  • a) Jesuits
  • b) Benedictines
  • c) Dominicans
  • d) Franciscans

7) More Scripture

Adam and Eve had a third son after Cain and Abel. What was his name?

  • a) Abraham
  • b) Seth
  • c) Enoch
  • d) Shem

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

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