Yesterday was a Catholic holiday. A holy day in which Saints are to be honored. It is called All Saints Day. Halloween (which is not an official American holiday) began and in it’s original naming was called All Hallow’s Eve.
But in modern day, All Saint’s Day has been mostly uncelebrated and Halloween has become one of the hugest money making celebration days of the year. Mrs. Happy Housewife celebrated All Saint’s Day yesterday with her children. She has a game on her site that you learn about people who followed after God and lived good and honorable lives.
Here is a list of them:

I am called the Lily of the Mohawks. (Kateri Tekakwitha)
I had a wayward son who later became a Saint. (Saint Monica)
I brought Christianity to Ireland. (Saint Patrick)
I started a new order of nuns to serve the poor and sick in India. (Teresa of Calcutta)
I was the first martyr. (Saint Stephen)
I mocked the men who grilled me. (Saint Lawrence)
I was a girl of Syracuse who had her eyes put out. (Saint Lucy)
I was a prince of Ireland who became a missionary to Scotland. (Saint Columba)
I was the mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus. (Saint Anne)
I was the father of Mary and grandfather of Jesus. (Saint Joachim)
I was the earthly father of Jesus. (Saint Joseph)
I was the mother of Jesus. (Mary)
I was martyred by my own brother while at church. (Wenceslaus)
I was still a very young French girl when I decided to become a nun. (Terese of Liseaux)
I did all the cooking and cleaning while my sister sat with Jesus. (Martha)
I was a soldier who gave my cloak to a poor man. (Martin of Tours)
I was the only Apostle who was not martyred. (John)
I was a preacher in the desert who was beheaded. (John the Baptist)
I was a king, soldier, poet, and musician in Ancient Israel. (David)
I was a twin and a shoemaker. (Crispin or Crispian)
I led the French army against the English. (Joan of Arc)
I was sent by the pope to lead the Crusaders. (John of Capistrano)
I was the Father of the Reformation. (Martin Luther)
I saved three sisters from sin by secretly giving them a dowry. (Saint Nicholas of Myra)
I was a missionary to Muslims in the Holy Land and founder of the Jesuits. (Ignatius of Loyola)
I was a mother in my old age and my son was filled with the Holy Spirit while still in my womb. (Elizabeth)
I was the first Korean priest and one of the Korean Martyrs. (Andrew Kim)
I was a French priest captured by Moors but converted my master. (Vincent de Paul)
I was a tax collector and the first to write a Gospel. (Matthew)
I was a priest and martyr at Auschwitz. (Maximilian Kolbe)
I translated the Bible into Latin. (Jerome)
I gave up a rich life and became a nun after hearing Francis of Assisi preach. (Clare of Assisi)
I was an Apostle who was crucified on an X in Greece. (Andrew)
I was a missionary to the Huron and martyred by the Mohawks. (Isaac Jogues)
I preached even to the birds. (Francis of Assisi)
I was a doctor and an author of a Gospel. (Luke)
I was the first to see the risen Christ. (Mary Magdalene)
I was queen of Scotland and raised eight children. (Margaret of Scotland)
I was queen of Hungary and cared much for the poor but died young. (Elizabeth of Hungary)
I was the Irish daughter of a rich man and his slave. (Brigid of Ireland)
I was a wayward son but my mother constantly prayed for me. (Augustine)
I denied Christ but he forgave me. (Peter)
I persecuted Christians then became one. (Paul)
I was an Irish priest and sailor. (Brendan the Navigator)
I was the king of the Welsh. (David of Wales)
I was a Jewish convert to Christianity who died at Auschwitz. (Edith Stein or Teresa Benedicta of the Cross)