Padre Pio: The True Story Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How did the author describe Padre Pio's thought of God in Chapter 8? (from Chapter 6, Between Heaven and Hell, Chapter 7, The Double Exile, Chapter 8, The Dark Night of the Soul)

Physical.

Doubtful.

Tormented.

Continual.

2.

When did Padre Pio visit Rome with his sister? (from Chapter 9, Return to the Friary, Chapter 10, San Giovanni Rotondo, Chapter 11, The Spiritual Director, Chapter 12, The Stigmata)

1910.

1927.

1920.

1917.

3.

What happened to Padre Pio's stigmata before his death? (from Chapter 30, The Greatest Cross, Chapter 31, Just in Time for My Golden Jubilee, Chapter 32, I Cannot Bear My Cross Anymore, Chapter 33, 'Give Me the Obedience to Die!', Chapter 34, Padre Pio Lives!, Chapter 35, St. Pio of Pietrelcina, Epilogue, An Imitato)

They only bled a little.

They bled more.

They scabbed over.

They disappeared entirely.

4.

How many people did the author estimate attended Padre Pio's funeral? (from Chapter 30, The Greatest Cross, Chapter 31, Just in Time for My Golden Jubilee, Chapter 32, I Cannot Bear My Cross Anymore, Chapter 33, 'Give Me the Obedience to Die!', Chapter 34, Padre Pio Lives!, Chapter 35, St. Pio of Pietrelcina, Epilogue, An Imitato)

Around 50,000.

Around 100,000.

It was a private ceremony.

Around 10,000.

5.

In Chapter 27, how did Carrigan feel about Padre Pio's miracles? (from Chapter 25, 'A Magnificent Work of Charity', Chapter 26, A Day With Padre Pio, Chapter 27, The Charismatic, Chapter 28, Extraordinary Traveler, Chapter 29, The Doctor)

He was skeptical.

He was worried about them.

He tried to hide them.

He believed in them.

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