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Religion


 

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Patron saints
 

actors St Vitus archers St Sebastian
architects St Thomas art St Catherine of Bologna
athletes St Sebastian Austria St Severino
bankers St Matthew bakers St Elizabeth and St Nicholas
beggars St Giles, St Alexis Belgium St Joseph
bell-founders St Agatha blacksmiths St Dunstan
blind St Cecilia bricklayers St Stephen
brewers St Augustine bricklayers St Stephen
builders St Vincent Ferrer cabinet-makers St Anne
candlemakers St Bernard of Clairvaux carpenters St Joseph
children St Nicholas of Myra - Santa Claus cooks St Lawrence
cripples St Giles Cyprus St Barnabas
domestic animals St Antony dentists St Apollonia
engineers St Ferdinand England St George
expectant mothers St Gerard Majella eye troubles St Lucy
farmers St George fishermen St Andrew
former drunks St Martin of Tours France St Denis
gardeners St Fiacre Genoa St George
Germany St Boniface glassworkers St Luke
goldsmiths St Dunstan Greece St Nicholas and St Andrew
greetings St Valentine grocers St Michael
gunners St Barbara herdsmen St Anthony the Great
hermits St Alexis housewives St Anne, St Martha
Hungary St Stephen hunters St Hubert
innkeepers St Martin of Tours Ireland St Patrick, secondly St Bride
Italy St Francis of Assissi lawyers St Thomas More
learning St Ambrose librarians St Jerome
lost articles St Antony of Padua Madrid St Isidore the Farmer
messengers St Gabriel miners St Barbara
motorists St Christopher musicians St Cecilia
North Wales St Winifred Norway St Olaf
painters of pictures St Luke Paris St Genevieve
pawnbrokers St Nicholas penitents St Mary Magdalene
physicians St Luke pilgrims St James
poets St David and St Cecilia Poland St Stanislaus
porters St Christopher printers St John and St Augustine
Romania St Nicetas Russia St Andrew and St Nicholas
sailors St Christopher, St Cuthbert, St Elmo scholars St Brigid
Scotland St Andrew shepherds St Drogo
shoemakers St Crispin soldiers St George, St Sebastian, St Michael
Spain St James Sweden St Bridget and St Eric
tax collectors St Matthew teachers St Gregory the Great and St Catherine
television St Clare travellers St Christopher
Wales St David watchmen St Peter of Alcantara
West Indies St Gertrude widows St Paula
writers St Francis de Sales young boys St Pancras
young virgins St Agnes    

 

 Religious Groups

The Three Wise Men (or Kings - The Magi) 

 

Melchior Gold
Gaspar Frankincense
Balthazar Myrrh

(As they are commonly thought of)

The Christian Trinity
 

God the Father God the Son God the Holy Ghost

 

Funeral Tolls
 

3 for a child 6 for a woman 9 for a man

 

The Three Orders
 

1st Friars
2nd Nuns
3rd Order of Monks striving for perfection

 

The Hindu Trinity (Trimurti)
 

Brahma the creator consort Sarasvati/Kali
Vishnu the sustainer consort Lakshmi
Shiva the destroyer consort Parvati

 

Three Estates
 

Lords Spiritual Lords Temporal Commons

 

The Three Tongues of the Crucifixion
 

Hebrew Greek Latin

  The Four Last Things
 

Death Judgement Heaven Hell

 

The Four Gospels
 

Matthew Mark Luke John

 

The Four Rivers of Creation (Genesis)
 

River Land
Pishon Havilah
Gihon Cush
Hiddekel Assyria
Euphrates  

 

The Four Archangels of the Koran
 

Gabriel Michael Azrael Israfel

 

The Five Pillars of Islaam
 

Faith Prayer Charity Fasting Pilgrimage

The Five K's of Sikhism  

Kanga comb
Kara steel wrist band
Kesh uncut hair
Kirpan sword
Kaccha trousers

 

The Pentateuch
 

Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy

The Five Agents of Yin and Yang  

Metal Wood Water Fire Earth

 

The Five Articles of Perth 1618
 

restore Bishops kneel for communion
observation of Feast Days confirmation in church
private communion if necessary  

  The Five Points of Calvinism  

Total Depravity of Man Unconditional election
Limited atonement (Definite atonement) Irresistible grace
Perseverance of the Saints (Mnemonic:  TULIP) 

 (Thanks to Frank Cirabisi for the correct version)

Six Archangels of the Bible  

Gabriel Raphael Uriel
Chamuel Jophiel Zadkiel

  The Six Articles (‘The Bloody Bill’)  

Transubstantiation Sufficiency of Communion
Clerical celibacy Obligation of monastic vows
Propriety of private masses Necessity of auricular confession

 

The Six Articles of English Ritualism
 

Altar lights Eucharistic vestments Mixed chalice
Incense Unleavened bread Eastward position

 

The Seven Churches of Asia
 

Ephesus Smyrna Pergamos
Thyatria Sardis Philadelphia
Laodicea    

 

The Seven Sleepers
 

Constantius Dionysius Joannes
Maximianus Malchus Martinianus
Serapion    

 

The Seven Deacons
 

Stephen Philip Prochorus
Nicanor Timon Parmenas
Nicholas    

 

The Seven Deadly Sins
 

Pride (Vainglory) Avarice (Covetousness) Lust
Envy Gluttony (Greed) Anger (Wrath)
Sloth    

 

Seven Gifts of the Spirit
 

Wisdom Understanding Counsel
Fortitude Knowledge Righteousness
Fear of the Lord    

 

The Seven Days of Creation
 

Light, night and day Firmament/heaven Earth, seas and plants
Sun and moon Fish and fowl Beasts and man
Rest    

 

The Seven Heavens (of Islaam)
 

Silver Adam and Eve plus the Stars
Gold John the Baptist and Jesus
Pearl Azrael and the Book of Names
White Gold Enoch and the Angel of Tears
Silver Aaron and the Avenging Angel
Ruby and Garnet Moses and the Guardian Angel of Heaven and Earth
Divine light Abraham

 

The Seven Compartments of Islamic Hell
 

Moslems Jews Christians
Sabians Magians Idolaters
Hypocrites    

 

The Seven Japanese Gods of Luck
 

Benten Goddess of Love Bishamon War
Daikoku Wealth Ebisu Self-effacement
Fukurokuji Longevity Jojorm Longevity
Hotei Joviality    

 

The Seven Joys of Mary
 

Annunciation Visitation Nativity
Epiphany Finding in the Temple Resurrection
Ascension    

 

The Seven Sorrows of Mary
 

Simeon's prophecy Flight into Egypt Loss of the Holy Child
Meeting the Lord on the way to Calvary The crucifixion Taking down from the cross
Entombment    

 

Seven Works of Corporal Mercy
 

Feed the hungry Clothe the naked Tend the sick
Bury the dead Give drink to the thirsty Take in strangers
Minister to prisoners    

 

The Seven Spiritual Works of Mary
 

convert the sinner instruct the ignorant counsel those who doubt
comfort those in sorrow bear wrongs patiently forgive injuries
pray for the living and the dead    

 

The Seven Champions of Christendom
 

St George (England) St Andrew  (Scotland)
St David (Wales) St Patrick (Ireland)
St Denys (France) St James (Spain)
St Anthony  (Italy)    

 

Seven Plagues of Seven Angels (Revelations, Ch 16)
 

Sores Sea turned to blood Rivers turned to blood
Men scorched with fire Darkness Euphrates dries up
Lightning, thunder and earthquake    

 

The Seven Sacrements
 

Baptism Confirmation Eucharist
Penance Orders Matrimony
Extreme unction    

 

The Noble Eightfold Path of Buddhism
 

Right view  Right thought  Right speech
Right action  Right livelihood  Right effort
Right mindfulness Right concentration  

 

The Nine Orders of Angels:

 First Circle

Seraphim (winged head of child) Cherubim (winged child) Thrones

  Second Circle

Dominations Virtues Powers

  Third Circle

Principalities Archangels Angel

 

The Nine Worthies:

 Jews

Joshua David Judas Maccabaeus

Pagans  

Hector Alexander the Great Julius Caesar 

Christians  

King Arthur Charlemagne Geoffrey /Godfrey of Bouillon

 

 The Ten Commandments (the Decalogue - Exodus Ch 20 v 3-17)
 

1. Worship no other God but Me
2. Not make any graven image
3. Not take the name of the Lord in vain
4. Keep the Sabbath holy
5. Honour thy parents
6. Not commit murder
7. Not commit adultery
8. Not steal
9. Not bear false witness
10. Not covet thy neighbour's things

The Ten Plagues of Egypt (Exodus)
 

Water to Blood Frogs Lice, sand flies or fleas
Swarms of flies Cattle die Boils and sores
Hail Locusts Darkness
Death of Firstborn    

 

The Ten Avatars of Vishnu
 

Matsya Fish   Kurma Tortoise
Varaha Boar   Nrisinha Man/lion
Vamana Dwarf   Parasurama Rama with the Axe
Ramachandra Rama   Krishna Man
Buddha Man   Kalki White, winged horse

 

The Twelve Tribes of Israel (after the twelve sons of Jacob)
 

Reuben (Manasseh) Simeon Levi
Judah Dan Naphtali
Gad Asher Issachar
Zebulin Joseph (of the coat) Benjamin (Ephraim)

 

The Twelve Disciples
 

Matthew  (Levi)   John (son of Zebedee)
Peter  (Simeon)   Judas Iscariot (replaced by Matthias)
Judas (brother of James)   Andrew  
James (son of Zebedee)   Philip  
James (son of Alphaeus)   Nathaniel  (Bartholomew)
Thomas  (Doubting)   Simon the Zealot  

  (Matthew and John wrote gospels along with Mark and Luke)

 
The (14) Stations of the Cross
 

Condemned Bears cross Falls first time
Meets Mother Simon helps Veronica wipes face
Falls second time Consolation, Daughters of Jerusalem Falls third time
Unclothed Nailed to cross Dies
Taken down Entombed  

 

 
Signs of the Zodiac
 

  Start date Element Type Sign Stone
Aries Mar 21 Fire Mars Ram Diamond+Sapphire
Taurus Apl 21 Earth Venus Bull Emerald
Gemini May 22 Air Mercury Twins Agate
Cancer Jun 22 Water Moon Crab Ruby
Leo Jul 24 Fire Sun Lion Sardonyx
Virgo Aug 24 Earth Mercury Virgin Chrysolite
Libra Sep 24 Air Venus Scales Opal
Scorpio Oct 24 Water Mars/Pluto Scorpion Topaz
Sagittarius Nov 23 Fire Jupiter Archer  Turquoise
Capricorn Dec 21 Earth Saturn Goat Garnet
Aquarius Jan 21 Air Venus Water bearer Amethyst
Pisces Feb 20 Water Jupiter/Neptune Fishes Bloodstone

 

Taoism - the Eight Immortals
 

Lu Tung Pin Doctor
Ti Kuai Li Chemist
Chang Kuo Lau Fertility
Ts’ao Kuo Chiu  
Han Hsiang Tzu Musician
Han Chung Li Soldier
Lan Ts’ai Ho Transexual
Ho Hsien Ku Only Woman

   

Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Religions
 
 

 

Greek

Roman

Celtic

Hindu

Norse

Egyptian

Ruler

Zeus

Jupiter (Jove)

Dagda

Indra Vishnu Shiva

Odin

Amon-Re

Queen

Hera

Juno

Danu

Lakshmi Parvata (kali)

Frigg

Hathor Isis

Sunlight

Apollo

Apollo

Lug

Surya Mitra Savitar

Balder

Amon-Re Horus

Moon

Artemis

Diana

Branwen

Soma Yaruna

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Thoth Hathor Isis

War

Ares

Mars

Morrigan Macha Taranis

Indra Skanda Rudra

Thor

Mont

Sea

Poseidon

Neptune

Manannan

Varuna Parjanya

Aegir Frey

Osiris

Fertility

Dionysus Demeter

Ceres

Danu

Parvati

Frey

Isis Osiris

Love

Aphrodite Eros

Venus Cupid

Branwen

Kama Krishna

Freya Frigg

Hathor

Hell

Hades (Dis)

Pluto

Bran Urien

Yama

Hel

Anubis Osiris

Wisdom or Knowledge

Athena Apollo

Minerva

Lug Brigit Bran

Rudra Sarasvati

Odin Bragir Mimir

Thoth Isis

Creativity

Athena

Vulcan Minerva

Goibniu Lug

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Volund Frigg

Ptah


 

 
Aims of Life in Hinduism
 

Dharma right conduct
Artha material gain
Kama spiritual liberation

 

The Hindu Calendar
 

Chaitra or Caitra (March/April) Vaisakha
Jyestha or Jyaistha Ashadha or Asadha
(Dvitya Asadha, certain leap years) Sravana
(Dvitya Sravana, certain leap years) Bhadrapada
Asvina Karttika
Margasirsha or Margasirsa or Margasivsa Pausa or Pansa
Magha Phalguna (February or March)

 

Hindu Festivals
 

April Hindi New Year July Monsoon begins
August Krishna’s birthday September remembering ancestors of shradh
October Durga Puja: celebration of goddesses October Dashera: Rama’s victory over Ravana
November Divali: Festival of Lights January Kumbha Mela: pilgrim fairs
February Mahashivaratri: festival for Shiva March Holi: spring harvest celebration

 

Four Ways to God in Hinduism
 

Jnana Yoga through knowledge Bhakti Yoga through love
Karma Yoga through good work Raja Yoga psychological exercise

 

Gods of the Hindu Vedas
 

Indra Thunder god, god of battle Varuna Guardian of order; divine overseer
Agni god of fire Surya deity associated with the sun

 

Hindu Gods
 

Brahma the creator Vishnu the preserver (ten incarnations)
Matsya the fish Kurma tortoise
Varaha the boar Barasunga the man-lion
Vamana the dwarf Parasurama Rama bearing the axe
Ramachandra Rama with bow and arrows Krishna god featured in the Bhagavadgita
Buddha the exalted teacher from 6th-5th C BCE Kalki "the one to come"
Shiva god of destruction Ganesh elephant-headed god of good luck
Hanuman monkey warrior associated with Rama    

 
 
Hindu Goddesses
 

Durga / Amba omnipotent warrior Parvati consort of Shiva
Kali destruction Lakshmi beauty, wealth and fortune, consort of Vishnu
Saraswati learning, arts and music    

 


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