2. In Chapter 21, what did the author say Padre Pio's life was not when it came to supernatural feats?
(a) Painful.
(b) A carnival.
(c) A Biblical mirror.
(d) Trustworthy.

3. In Chapter 24, what religious movement did Padre Pio try to stop?
(a) Seventh Day Adventists.
(b) Jehovah's Witnesses.
(c) Jewish Reformists.
(d) Protestants.

4. Why did Brunatto threaten to publish a book?
(a) To get the pope to meet with him.
(b) To upset secularists.
(c) He didn't threaten to publish a book.
(d) To force the ban on Padre Pio to be lifted.

5. When Pope Pius XI took over, what was his major concern?
(a) Making the church more money.
(b) Working with ecstatics.
(c) Weeding out frauds.
(d) Totalitarian regimes.

6. In Chapter 18, why did Maria Pyle's mother come to Italy?
(a) To meet Padre Pio.
(b) To take a vacation.
(c) To try to bring Maria home.
(d) To move to Italy.

7. In Chapter 16, what did Gagliardi tell the Papal office about Padre Pio?
(a) That he was hated at his friary.
(b) That he was demonic.
(c) That he was stealing.
(d) That he was a reliable source.

8. In Chapter 26, what did Padre Pio do instead of eating dinner?
(a) Write.
(b) Sleep.
(c) Pray.
(d) Sing.

9. In 1923 why did the Holy Office say Padre Pio should not be a saint?
(a) Because he was too controversal.
(b) Because he suffered from mental illness.
(c) Because they couldn't confirm his supernatural character.
(d) Because they had healed his stigmata.

10. In Chapter 17, what miracles did the author detail?
(a) Natural disaster miracles.
(b) Healing miracles.
(c) Birthing miracles.
(d) Speaking in tongue miracles.

11. In Chapter 14, why did Padre Pio turn down an examination by Gerardo Agostino Gemelli?
(a) He didn't turn the examination down.
(b) Because he wasn't certified.
(c) Because he didn't have permission.
(d) Because he wasn't Christian.

12. What happened to Maria during World War II?
(a) She moved back home.
(b) She was arrested.
(c) She became sick.
(d) She disappeared.

13. In Chapter 29, what did a blind man claim Padre Pio did for him?
(a) Gave him sight for one year.
(b) Restored his pupils.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Renewed his religious beliefs.

14. In Chapter 13, how did the author say he felt toward reports that Padre Pio was neurotic?
(a) He agreed fully.
(b) He disagreed fully.
(c) He felt that it was most likely the truth, but couldn't prove it.
(d) He felt that it the reports were not researched enough to be taken seriously.

15. Why did Pope Benedict XV protect Padre Pio during his lifetime?
(a) He didn't, Pope Benedict XV was Padre Pio's enemy.
(b) Because he felt that Padre Pio was authentic.
(c) Because he protected all Catholics.
(d) Because he took an oath to protect Padre Pio.