New Saint #146 Puzzle – 10/7/24

FINDTHESAINTₜₘ Puzzles

Here is this week’s FINDTHESAINTₜₘ puzzle that you can download either by clicking on the image above or the box below.

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HOW TO PLAY: All the words listed below are facts about the saint. Each word may be vertically, horizontally, diagonally or even backwards. Find each word or set of words circling each letter of these words.

The leftover letters spell out the SAINT starting from the top go down left to right.

Reviews

“I love saints, and I love word puzzles. FINDTHESAINT combines the two beautifully. This is a great way to start your day… and to be inspired to learn more about the saints.”
— Melanie Rigney, author of Sisterhood of Saints and Brotherhood of Saints (www.rejoicebeglad.com)

“I love solving the FINDTHESAINT puzzles while enjoying my morning coffee. Not only does it exercise my brain, but it is nice to be reminded of the qualities of our beloved Saints. What a perfect way to start my day!”
— Shelby Levy, Auburn, AL

“As a non-Catholic, I have been amazed to discover how many Saints there are! I enjoy learning about the various causes they dedicated their lives to, and I find the quotes especially inspiring.”
— Sarah Leonard, Milburn, NJ

“I think these puzzles are the best way to learn about Catholic Saints, and to be inspired by their legacy. They are also fun to do and a great way to spend the time. I find the difficulty level just right – not too easy, not too hard and it’s a prefect exercise to keep the brian active. I’ll add that, as a non-native English speaker, there’re also a great way to learn new words.”
— Christian Kern, São Paulo, Brazil

“You really tested my catholic school education! Thank goodness the nuns were so thorough. In my elementary school, we didn’t celebrate birthdays, we celebrated our patron saint’s day (Joan of Arc, 30 May, for me) and we had to give a little blurb about our patron saint, so we were exposed to lots of saint history. I confess I was onto St Patrick pretty quickly because I went on a pilgrimage to Ireland to trace the travels of St Patrick, so I knew who the clues referred to.”
— J. Huber, Keene, NH

“I liked the FINDTHESAINT puzzles. I haven’t done puzzles in a long time and I really enjoyed them. They weren’t difficult and there were educational.”
— Silke Gradlowski, Brühl, Germany

“I really enjoy doing them as they are a lot of fun and helps to make you more familiar with the Saints.”
— Marion Traverso, Nashua, NH