(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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She was
canonised by
Pope Benedict XVI
on 12 October
2008
She used to
lead the family
prayer from the
age of 5
When she was
a young girl, she
burnt her feet in
a pit of burning
chaff
She made her
final vows as
a nun sister in
1936
Her tomb is a
pilgrimage site
which reports
many miracles
Many miracles
were attributed
to her
intercession
She had three
other siblings in
her family, and
she was the
youngest
Her congregation
was known as the
Franciscan Clarist
Congregation
She was very
close with
her grandmother
growing up, who
was her main
religious influence
She was born on
19 August 1910
in Kudamaloor,
Arpookara in
Kerala
Her feast day is
celebrated on 28
July, the day of
her death
As a young girl,
she was called
Annakutty in
her family
She was cured of
one illness through
her prayers to
Saint Kuriakose Elias
Chavara
She is the first
canonised saint in
the Syro Malabar
Church, and the
first woman saint in
India
Pope Benedict XVI
said St Alphonsa's life
was one of 'extreme
physical and spiritual
suffering'
Her family wanted
her to get married,
but she had to
persist to pursue her
religious calling
She would always
approach all her
sufferings with
great peace and
trust in God
Her role model
throughout her
life was St
Thérèse of
Lisieux
She spent
many years
teaching in
schools in
Kerala
Her mother
passed away 3
months after she
was born
She took
the name
Alphonsa after
Saint Alphonsus
Liguori
She is buried in St.
Mary's SyroMalabar Catholic
Church,
Bharananganam,
Kerala
She had a special
connection with the
Passion of Christ,
uniting her suffering
to His
