| Your Irish Name Is… |
![]() Maeve Fitzgerald |
I used to have an Irish last name, before I married into a Polish/Lithuanian one!
H/T to Suzanne for this fun quiz.
| Your Irish Name Is… |
![]() Maeve Fitzgerald |
I used to have an Irish last name, before I married into a Polish/Lithuanian one!
H/T to Suzanne for this fun quiz.
Silly me…I thought brains were made from something GRAY. But apparently…
| Your Brain is Blue |
![]() Of all the brain types, yours is the most mellow. You tend to be in a meditative state most of the time. You don’t try to think away your troubles. Your thoughts are realistic, fresh, and honest. You truly see things as how they are. You tend to spend a lot of time thinking about your friends, your surroundings, and your life. |
Translation: You tend to spend a lot of time BLOGGING.
H/T to Laura the Crazy Mama.
I had to guess at at least 5 of these, especially ones like “Which book follows (name of book in Bible)?” So I don’t really think I earned 100% here….but nonetheless, I’ll claim my bragging rights!
Wow! You are awesome! You are a true Biblical scholar, not just a hearer but a personal reader! The books, the characters, the events, the verses – you know it all! You are fantastic!
Via And Also With You.
Congratulations! You are more knowlegeable than most modern theologians! You have achieved mastery over the most important doctrines of the Catholic Faith! You should share your incredible understanding with others!
Considering I have never SEEN a copy of the Baltimore Catechism, I’m quite amazed! Obviously the Sisters I had in my middle-school years (my first years in Catholic school) more than did their job. I’ve been better-catechized than I thought I was (at least for those 3 years). Before and after that, my CCD (before) and Catholic high school and college courses were, shall we say, lacking.
How do I know it was the Sisters? I remember sitting in the religion classroom at St. Bonaventure’s School, learning all of this. I never saw any of it in CCD before I went to Catholic school, and it was never heard of again in high school & college.
Via Causa Nostra Laetitiae, who invented this quiz!