I think the webowner of Ever New made both of these quizzes, though I can't honestly say that is the case.
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I came out as Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha. Don't know much about her - will have to go learn more...
I came up as St. Bonaventure, too!
Norm Leveillee maintains a wonderful web site tribute devoted to Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha at www.kateritekakwitha.org
And when you're in Manhattan, look for her as one of the heroic figures on the great bronze doors of Saint Patrick's Cathedral.
Grace and peace.