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- The 1891 Baltimore Catechism # 1 for YouthThis catechism was used from 1891 till the late 1960s. I have found five different catechisms of different lengths and complexities one is from Luxembourg started in 1854 finished In 1855.10 min
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- Saint Jean Marie Baptiste VianneyWhen we are in sin, our soul is all diseased, all rotten; it is pitiful. The thought that the good God sees it ought to make it enter into itself. And then, what pleasure is there in sin? None at all. We have frightful dreams that the devil is carrying us away, that we are falling over precipices. Put yourself on good terms with God; have recourse to the Sacrament of Penance; you will sleep as quietly as an angel. You will be glad to waken in the night, to pray to God; you will have nothing but thanksgivings on your lips; you will rise towards Heaven with great facility, as an eagle soars through the air. -2 min
- Blessed Mark of Aviano
Blessed Mark of Aviano
Born
17 November 1631 at Aviano, Italy as Carlo Domenico Cristofori
Died
13 August 1699 of cancer in Vienna, Austria
Beatified
27 April 2003 by Pope John Paul II
5 min - Saint Jeanne de Chantal
Born
28 January 1572 at Dijon, Burgundy, France
Died
• 13 December 1641 at the Visitationist convent at Moulins, France of natural causes
• relics at Annecy, Savoy (in modern France
Canonized
16 July 1767 by Pope Clement XIII
Patronage
• against in-law problems
• against the death of parents
• forgotten people
• parents separated from children
• widows
5 min - Saint Clare of Assisi,
Born
16 July 1194 at Assisi, Italy
Died
11 August 1253 of natural causes
Canonized
26 September 1255 by Pope Alexander IV
Patronage
• embroiderers, needle workers
• eyes, against eye disease
• for good weather
• gilders, gold workers, goldsmiths
• laundry workers
• telegraphs
• telephones
• television (proclaimed on 14 February 1958 by Pope Pius XII)
• television writers
• Poor Clares
• Assisi, Italy
• Santa Clara Indian Pueblo
Representation
• host
• monstrance
• woman with a monstrance in her hand(s)
6 min - Saint Lawrence of Rome
Saint Lawrence of Rome
Born
at Huesca, Spain
Died
• cooked to death on a gridiron on 10 August 258 in Rome, Italy
• tradition says that the ashes of his burned body were dispersed by the winds, and appear at different places around the world on his feast day
• buried in the cemetery of Saint Cyriaca on the road to Tivoli, Italy
• tomb was later opened by Pelagius to inter the body of Saint Stephen the Martyr
• his mummified head is enshrined at the Quirinal Chapel of the Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome
• other relics and the gridiron believes to have been his deathbed are enshrined in the crypt of the Basilica of San Lorenzo Outside the Walls, Rome
• his garments are enshrined in Our Lady’s Chapel in the Lateran Palace, Rome
Patronage
• against fire
• against lumbago
• archives, archivists
• armories, armourers
• brewers
• butchers
• chefs, cooks
• comedians, comediennes, comics
• confectioners
• cutlers
• deacons
• glaziers
• laundry workers
• librarians, libraries
• paupers, poor people
• restauranteurs
• schoolchildren, students
• seminarians
• stained glass workers
• tanners
• vine growers, vintners, wine makers
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• Ceylon, Sri Lanka
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• 38 cities and dioceses
Representation
• book of Gospels
• cross
• gridiron
• deacon holding a book
• deacon holding a gridiron
• deacon holding a bag of money
• purse of money
8 min - Saint Marianne CopeSaint Marianne CopeAlso known as• Barbara Cope• Barbara Koob• Maria Anna Barbara Cope• Mother Marianne• Sister MarianneProfileBorn to a poor working class family, one of eight children. Came to the United States when her parents emigrated in 1840, and she grew up in the Utica, New York area. Left school after the eight grade to work in a factory for nine years and help raise her younger siblings. Joined the Sisters of Saint Francis in Syracuse, New York in 1862, taking the name Sister Marianne, and making her vows in 1863. Teacher. Superior of a convent. Member of the council that governed her community. Supervisor of Saint Joseph's Hospital in 1870; it was the only hospital in Syracuse, and cared for the sick regardless of race or religion, a rarity in the day. Directress of novices. Provincial Superior of her community in 1877. In November 1883 she and six of her sister Franciscans went to Honolulu, Hawaii to care for lepers. Mother Marianne had planned to stay a few weeks, help establish the facilities, and then return to Syracuse; she spent 35 years there and only returned when her remains were moved in 2005 as part of her beatification preparations. They completely revamped the conditions of the patients, vastly improving their housing and care. In 1885 she founded a home for the daughters of patients who lived in the colony. In November 1888 she and two sisters founded a home and school for girls on Molokai. In 1895 she took over the boy's home that had been founded by Blessed Damien de Veuster. In her later years she was confined to a wheelchair due to chronic kidney disease.Born23 January 1838 in Heppenheim, grand duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany as Barbara KoobDied• 9 August 1918 at Kalaupapa, Maui County, Hawaii of a heart attack• most relics are being housed and conserved at the Saint Marianne Cope Shrine and Museum in Syracuse, New York, having been transferred there in 2005 as part of the canonization investigation• there are display relics at each of the five provinces of the Sisters of Saint Francis• there are two display relics held in Rome, Italy, one given to Pope John Paul II at the time of the beatification of Saint Marianne, and one given to Pope Benedict XVI at the time of her canonization• there is a display relic in possession of the bishop of the diocese of Syracuse• there are two display relics in possession of the diocese of Honolulu, Hawaii, one of them enshrined in the Cathedral Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, Honolulu on 31 July 2014• there is a display relic in the parish of Saint Joseph and Saint Patrick in Utica, New York, the home parish of Saint Marianne• there is a display relic in the Church of the Assumption in Syracuse where Saint Marianne took her vows, lived and workedBeatified• 14 May 2005 by Pope Benedict XVI• beatification recognition celebrated by Cardinal Saraiva Martins at Saint Peter's Basilica, Vatican City, Rome, ItalyCanonized21 October 2012 by Pope Benedict XVIVideoYouTube PlayListReadingsI now turn to Marianne Cope, born in eighteen thirty-eight in Heppenheim, Germany. Only one year old when taken to the United States, in eighteen sixty-two she entered the Third Order Regular of Saint Francis at Syracuse, New York. Later, as Superior General of her congregation, Mother Marianne willingly embraced a call to care for the lepers of Hawaii after many others had refused. She personally went, with six of her fellow sisters, to manage a hospital on Oahu, later founding Malulani Hospital on Maui and opening a home for girls whose parents were lepers. Five years after that she accepted the invitation to open a home for women and girls on the island of Molokai itself, bravely going there herself and effectively ending her contact with the outside world. There she looked after Father Damien, already famous for his heroic work among the lepers, nursed him as he died and took over his work among male lepers. At a time when little could be done for thos5 min
- Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
Born
12 October 1891 at Breslaw, Dolnoslaskie, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland) as Edith Stein
Died
• gassed on 9 August 1942 in the ovens of Oswiecim (a.k.a. Auschwitz), Malopolskie, Poland
• body cremated
Canonized
11 October 1998 by Pope John Paul II
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