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To: Cap'n Crunch

I’ve always had ‘nudges’ to learn about her. **

Sort of like getting told the third time by the Lord or a neighbor or who knows who? When something happens to me three times in a row, I know it’s the Lord giving me a little more than a nudge!

LOL!

Enjoy! And blessings to you!


4 posted on 04/29/2010 5:01:42 PM PDT by Salvation ( "With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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Doctors of the Catholic Church






St Catherine of Siena is The Seraphic Virgin, Mystic of the Incarnate Word, and Mystic of the Mystical Body of Christ. She is a Doctor of Unity for the church because of her wise and tremendous feat in advising the Pope to return to Rome. Her courage, holiness and cooperation with God's spirit is a marvelous prototype hardly matched in church history. She was not a nun but certainly belonged and dedicated to the Dominicans as a papal counselor, in a lay apostolic role, and a stigmatist. Both, the secular and religious, watched and admired her virtue carefully. The Holy Father eagerly sought her advice, and the pope listened to her attentively. Through her efforts the papacy retuned to Rome after almost a century in France.

What Catherine did for the church is comparable to the Second Vatican Council. Can anyone imagine the church not in Rome? Due to many problems that the church experienced both within and without, the headquarters of the Papacy resided in another country. Catherine was led by God to help correct this separation as a Papal Advisor.

She was intelligent, cheerful and intensely prayerful. From her prayer life developed a public apostolate. Catherine's spiritual testimony is found in the Dialogue contained as a link on this website below. She worked tirelessly for the poor, the church, and for peace between Florence and the Pope.


St Catherine of Siena, 1347-1379. Doctor of Unity, Feast April 29th.


5 posted on 04/29/2010 5:03:52 PM PDT by Salvation ( "With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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To: Salvation

I’m a very slow learner.. haha. And I don’t listen well. I put this in my favorites and have been reading. The sections on prayer are really hitting home.

Thank you!


15 posted on 04/29/2010 7:18:10 PM PDT by Cap'n Crunch (Rush Limbaugh, the Winston Churchill of our time)
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