1. This saint was born in 354 A.D. in the town of Thagaste, in what would today be Algeria. After a rowdy early life, he repented, and went on to write the classics, "Confessions" and "The City of God." He died in 430. Who was he? St. Augustine St. Daniel St. Mark St. Lawrence

2. This saint is credited with being the inspiration of the monastic movement, which taught the virtues of contemplation, tranquility and prayer. He became known as the patron of those suffering from infectious diseases. Who was he? St. David St. Anthony the Great St. Martin St. George

3. This saint was an abbot in Pelusium, which would today be in northeast Egypt. He wrote ten thousand letters, of which two thousand survive. His feast day is February 4. Who was he? St. Zosimus St. Charles St. Isidore St. Shenouda

4. This saint was born in Egypt. He at first led a life of crime, but repented when offered shelter at a monastery. He would later die at the hands of brigands who attacked the monastery. Who was he? St. Moses St. Gregory Palamas St. Dominic St. Aristobulus

5. This saint was born in Alexandria, Egypt. He wrote "On the Incarnation." He helped codify the books of the New Testament, and attended the First Council of Nicea in 325, which produced the Nicene Creed. Who was this saint? St. Aristion St. Amplias St. Ambrose St. Athanasius

6. These saints were from Carthage. They converted to Christianity during the reign of Septimus Severus. One was a noblewoman, the other her slave. They refused to give up their faith, and became martyrs. Who were they? Sts. Catherine and Clare Sts. Mary and Martha Sts. Perpetua and Felicity Sts. Ann and Elizabeth

7. This saint was the son of a politician. He joined a monastery and had to flee persecution. He founded a monastery at Byzacena, and later became bishop of Ruspe, an office he retained until his death in 533. Who was this saint? St. Almachius St. Bishoy St. Fulgentius St. Basil

8. This saint was a bishop in Numidia, which is today in Algeria. The Roman governor of the province persecuted Christians. The bishop was sentenced to hard labor in the quarry at Sigum where he died. Who was this saint? St. Donatian St. Anatolius St. Alipius St. Nemesian

9. This saint, and eleven companions, suffered terribly under Roman persecution. Arrested and tried for his faith, this man said they had all led peaceful lives, and he would not acknowledge the Roman emperor. Who was this saint? St. Nicitas St. Timothy St. Brendan St. Speratus

10. This saint was the bishop of Milevis (Numidia, today Algeria). He wrote extensively against the heresy of Donatism. The saint was known for his great charity and for his rigorous defenses of the sacraments. Who was he? St. Optatus St. Marcellus St. Jerome St. Possidius