A bell tower named for this man collapsed in 1902. This man's body was wrapped in pork to hide it from Muslim custom agents when it was smuggled out of Alexandria in the 11th century to a new city, where he superseded St. Theodore.
A bell tower named for this man collapsed in 1902. This man's body was wrapped in pork to hide it from Muslim custom agents when it was smuggled out of Alexandria in the 11th century to a new city, where he superseded St. Theodore. According to Acts, a conflict over whether to forgive this man caused a split between Paul and Barnabas. This man's namesake book is the only one to relate the Parable of the (*) Growing Seed and was the first Gospel to be written. This man's symbol, the lion, was adopted for a city that built a basilica for him on the Grand Canal. For 10 points, name this patron saint of Venice and author of the second book of the New Testament.
A bell tower named for this man collapsed in 1902. This man's body was wrapped in pork to hide it from Muslim custom agents when it was smuggled out of Alexandria in the 11th century to a new city, where he superseded St. Theodore.
Saint {Mark} the Evangelist [or {Marcus}]