Christian Saints Curriculum Workbook: Student Edition (World History Curriculum Workbooks)

The “Christian Saints Curriculum Workbook” is a comprehensive guide exploring the lives and legacies of prominent saints in Christianity. Each article delves into the rich history and contributions of these revered figures, accompanied by insightful questions to deepen understanding and engagement. From Saint Peter, the first pope and apostle, to Saint Francis of Assisi, known for his love of nature, and Saint Teresa of Avila, a mystic and Doctor of the Church, this workbook covers a diverse range of saints. Readers will discover Saint Paul’s pivotal role in spreading Christianity, Saint Mary’s revered status as the mother of Jesus, and Saint Augustine of Hippo’s profound theological insights. With Saint Brendan’s legendary voyage and Saint Ignatius of Loyola’s founding of the Jesuits among the captivating narratives, this workbook offers a fascinating journey into the lives of these extraordinary individuals. Topics: Saint Peter – One of the twelve apostles, considered the first pope by the Roman Catholic Church. Saint Paul – Apostle to the Gentiles, key figure in the spread of Christianity. Saint Mary (Mother of Jesus) – Highly revered as the mother of Jesus Christ. Saint John the Baptist – Forerunner of Christ, baptized Jesus. Saint Joseph – Foster father of Jesus and husband of Mary. Saint John the Apostle – One of the twelve apostles, traditionally considered the author of the Gospel of John. Saint James the Greater – One of the twelve apostles, brother of John the Apostle. Saint Augustine of Hippo – Influential theologian and philosopher, author of “Confessions” and “The City of God”. Saint Thomas Aquinas – Doctor of the Church, influential theologian and philosopher, author of “Summa Theologica”. Saint Francis of Assisi – Founder of the Franciscan Order, known for his love of animals and nature. Saint Patrick – Patron saint of Ireland, known for spreading Christianity in Ireland. Saint Anthony of Padua – Renowned preacher and Doctor of the Church, known for his powerful sermons and miracles. Saint Teresa of Avila – Mystic, reformer of the Carmelite Order, Doctor of the Church, known for her writings on prayer and contemplation. Saint Catherine of Siena – Mystic, Doctor of the Church, influential in the politics and religious life of her time. Saint Ignatius of Loyola – Founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), significant figure in the Counter-Reformation. Saint Brendan-a 6th-century Irish monk renowned for his legendary voyage across the Atlantic in search of the “Isle of the Blessed,” which has led to speculation that he may have reached North America centuries before Columbus.