Which saint is most commonly Germans to Christianity?
Correct answer: A. St. Boniface
- A. St. Boniface
- B. Hilary Clinton
- C. St. Bernard
- D. St. Augustine of Canterbury
Explanation
St. Boniface, an eighth-century missionary, is traditionally known as the Apostle of the Germans because of his major role in Christianising Germanic peoples. St. Augustine of Canterbury is chiefly associated with the conversion of Anglo-Saxon England.
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