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Greetings young Squire Sprouts. Today is the 15th day in the sixth month in the year of

our Lord, 2024. My name is Sir Roland Paterlot, and you're listening to Saturdays with

Sir Rulin on Catholic Sprouts where every Saturday we discuss the art of dragon slain.

Young Slayers, who's ready for a game of Dragon Slayers

trivia? Well, I heard a bunch of you say me, so I guess we'll get started. Here's how it works.

I'm going to ask a question about Dragon Slane, and then I'll give you some multiple-choice answers.

If you think you know the answer right away without the multiple choice options, then you can just shout it out. Well, unless you're in a public library or your mom and dad just

challenge you to play the quietest game, in which case you should probably remain silent.

Now, usually we do trivia on a specific topic like saints or dragons or virtues, but today I thought

I would mix it up a little bit. Each question is going to have a

different topic, kind of like the TV game show Jeopardy. Are you ready? Here we go with our first

question. The topic is dragons. This dragon attacked and wounded three kings in the Old Testament,

King Herod, King Saul, and King David. But this dragon was slain by the three kings in the Old Testament, King Herod, King Saul, and King David. But this dragon was slain by the

three kings in the New Testament, the wise men who brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh,

to the newborn king, baby Jesus. The dragon's name means to look upon another, and so it has

everything to do with how we compare ourselves to other people. Name that dragon.

Is it A, the red dragon of pride, B, the orange dragon of envy, C, the yellow dragon of sloth,

or D, the blue dragon of wrath?

And the answer is?

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