(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Patroness of musicians
Lived in Africa during persecution of Christians
Became disgusted with a lack of morality and decided to live as a hermit
Died in a concentration camp in 1942
Wiped the face of Jesus before he was crucified.
Her heathen father was killed by a lightning bolt
Had a love for a life of poverty
Lived for three days after beheading attempt
Lived an unusually long life and died at 93
Was accused of wasting his family fortune on the poor
Thrown to wild beasts in a sports arena
A womanizer who converted during convalescence from an injury
Hung out with King Henry VIII
Beaten to death by clubs
Patron saint of comedians
Started social services in Peru
Lived an ordinary life, saw no visions, found no new way to God
Argued with her parents
Patroness of people ridiculed for piety.
Battled misuse of power in the church
Patron saint of lawyers
While being martyred on coals, he said, "It is done, turn me over."
A peacemaker between Paul and the Corinthians
Threw away his armor when he becam a Christian
Her son is St. Augustine
Battled heresy
Lived a life of wealth before his conversion, then preached against living the high life.
Went to military camp at age 5, but decided at 7 that he wanted to be a saint.
His preaching converted St. Augustine
Her father begged her to give up her faith
Walked all over Europe visiting friars
Usually depicted wearing armor and holding a lance.
heard voiced from God that directed her into battle
Built hotels to protect people from being lost in the mountains
A hermit who is often depicted with a wolf
It is said that he killed a dragon.
First Native American saint
Was originally baptized "Winfrid"
The site of her visions of Mary became a major pilgrimage site.
He is usually pictured holding a book
Spoke eight languages
Traveled around Germany and built schools
Patron saint of moutain climbers
A poor and humble workman
His relatives formed an army against him
A doctor who fled persecution
Her name means "true image"
A writer who composed hymns and poems
Known for doing things the "little way."
Patroness of women in childbirth
Patron saint of fireworks
Left his net to follow Jesus
Simon's brother
Threw a bag of gold through a window to save a man's daughters
Patron of athletes
Known for saving the tradition of celebrating Easter on a certain date
Patroness of environment and ecology
Legend said he led the snakes out of Ireland
Presided over the Council of Ephesus
Patron of nurses, hospitals, and gamblers
It is said that angels plowed his field while he was at Mass
Lived alone in a mountain cave to escape the Persian army
Became an archbishop when his uncle died
Had an annoying mother-in-law
Feast day is during Advent
Had a gambling problem
Kept a diary while awaiting execution
Famous for writing The Confessions
Born Jewish and converted to Catholicism
Her name means light
Appeared to her murderer in a dream and brough about his repentance
Lived as a hermit curing and taming wild animals
As bishop, he gave away all his land and money
The mother of Mary
Formerly known as Saul
Did every act for love of God
Died of Leukemia at age 15
His motto is "To God alone be honor and glory."
The stone where she prayed is colder than the ones around it
The first person to be killed for Christ
Documented Eucharistic miracles
Died from a disease he caught working in a hospital
A hardworking farmer
Patron saint of Ireland
Was cured of a childhood disease by St. Francis of Assisi
was sentenced to death by being thrown to lions, but died by the sword
Patron saint of animals
Voted by the apostles to take the place of Judas after Jesus' death
