If I went on a pilgrimage, I would go for someone who is sick and bedridden.

A thing that I did was feed the hungry and it was when I helped the foodbank and gave food to the homeless with my dad.

I think the hardest one is sheltering the homeless and a way I could actually do it is by bringing the lost to a homeless shelter.

A saint is a friend to God and they have to be with God. They are essential because they allow God's Grace to work in our lives. They can pray for us.

Katherine Drexel

1. Born in Philadephia

2. Father was one of the richest people in the world and a banker.

3. Donate a lot of money to catholic causes to help the need

4. She used God's grace by making a catholic service that helped natives and minorities.

Therese of Lisieux

1. She was not well known when she died but was known over the globe when she became a saint

2. She died at 24.

3. She lived most of her life in one place as a Caramelite.

4. She used God's grace by living her life mostly by praying and believing in God.

Edith Stein

1. Born October 12 in Poland.

2. Got her doctorate in 1915.

3. Found her faith in God when she visited a widow who was not devasted but functional because the widow believed he was in a better place.

4. She used God's grace in her to teach children about God by being a professor.

Mother Teresa of Calcutta

1. When she was 12 she felt her faith in God.

2. When she was 18 she became a nun.

3. She found out how poor India was and wanted to help.

4. She used God's grace because she helped people in need in India because of how poor she saw they were.

Which of these four saints personally gives the best example of how to be Christ? The closest is Mother Teresa of Calcutta because once she saw the Untouchables she wanted to help them. She convinced the church to pass a fund to help them. This is an example of how I could do better in life because it shows me that I can help the needy.

One time somebody helped me out was when my teacher helped me do my homework and I returned the favor by doing good in her class.

One time I stood up for my cousin when some random people were making fun of him and it did not cost me anything.

Something I fought for was a starting spot in football but I failed at it but it helped me learn that no matter how hard you try you might still lose.

She brought light to the world by fighting the government to allow people to believe in their religions and have freedom like God wanted.

I think there are 7 sacraments in the Catholic Church.

The sacraments are Holy Orders, Matrimony, Reconciliation, Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, and Anointing of the Sick/Old.

I think Confirmation is confirming your faith in religion by doing this sacrament by strengthening the graces you had from baptism.

Rite of Confirmation includes Laying on of the hands, Anointing with sacred chrism, and Spoken Words.

I think there are at least 10 gifts of spirit.

I think the 7 gifts of spirit are the sacraments which are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge,

piety, and fear of the Lord.

We see the Holy Spirit acting in the Old Testament. It is also referred to as the Spirit of the Lord.

We see the Holy Spirit present in the New Testament in Pentecost.

Some other names are the Spirit of the Lord, the Holy Ghost, fire, Wind of God, and Sacred Chrism.

A mentor in my life is my mother because she taught me everything I know like how to deal with small things and walk. My mom also took care of me for my whole life.

The Intended effects of Confirmation are strengthening your rights from Baptism and to permanently establish a bond with the Church.

Fruits of the Spirit are the ways we can experience the Holy Spirit in our lives and some are modesty, faithfulness, and joy.

A time I could cheer someone up during a struggle was by making jokes.

A thing that my family and I do are basically just remembering all the fun times we had with them and we also have pictures of them that go on our walls.

She was born on August 25, 1905 in Glogowiec, Poland.

She had her first Holy Communion at 9.

She entered the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy on August 1, 1925

She used the Mercy of God to learn how to live her life every day.

She had a devoted love for Communion and Mother of Mercy.

Jesus chose her as the Apostle and "secretary" of Mercy.

She had visions of Jesus.

Her book Divine Mercy provides delights to the uneducated and an additional source for theological research.

She died from tuberculosis on October 5, 1938.

She was canonized on April 30, 2000.

Wisdom:

1. Helps to make good decisions and have good ethics like helping the poor by giving them food.

Understanding

1. Helps us recognize what our actions do to other people and that people go through things.

Counsel

1. Allows us to help others with advice from God and seek help from others.

Fortitude

1. Allows us to stand against persecution of our beliefs and overcome obstacles.

Knowledge

1. Allows us to get closer to God and know more about God and an example is knowing things about God.

Piety

1. Allows us to obey God; an example is listening to God.

Fear of the Lord.

1. Allows us to understand the power and glory of God; allows us to experience gratitude towards him.