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CRONIN, Sister M. Felicitas, PBVM, (Bernice Marion Cronin) Sister Felicitas leaves her sister-in-law, Enid Cronin; nieces, Patricia Farber, Norene Schillaci, and Sheila Marko; a nephew, James Cronin; many former pupils; the people of Saint Anne Parish; as well as her loving Presentation Sisters. While Sister Felicitas taught in schools in San Francisco, San Jose, and Seattle, WA, she spent most of her ministry years at Saint Anne School and Parish. Moving from school ministry in 1978, Sister Felicitas served as a Parish Sister at Saint Anne Parish from 1978 to 1994. www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2004/04/12/MNCRONINSI9.DTL   (345 words)

Lives of Various Saints Saints Perpetua and Felicitas Feast March 6 (MM) Saints Felicitas and Perpetua Feast March 6 (MM) Saints Hippolytus (170- 236) and Pontian (Pope) (236), Martyrs www.reu.org /public/saints/sant.htm   (345 words)

Felicitas Corrigan -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article Dame Felicitas Corrigan (6 March, 1908-7 October, 2003) was a leading (A monk or nun belonging to the order founded by Saint Benedict) Benedictine, author and humanitarian. Dame Felicitas wrote about other figures in whom she was interested, including (Click link for more info and facts about Hildegard of Bingen) Hildegard of Bingen and the poet (Click link for more info and facts about Coventry Patmore) Coventry Patmore. She was born Kathleen Corrigan, into a large (A large city in northwestern England; its port is the country's major outlet for industrial exports) Liverpool family, and developed a talent as an (A person who plays an organ) organist. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/f/fe/felicitas_corrigan.htm   (268 words)

Tampabay: For immigrants, renewed hope This is Felicitas' first semester at Saint Leo University, Florida's first Catholic college, where monks in brown robes still walk the grounds. Felicitas Romo, 18, moves to the United States from Mexico when was 2. Felicitas has painted a fairy with a diamond-shaped head and angular limbs. www.sptimes.com /2003/12/29/Tampabay/For_immigrants__renew.shtml   (1304 words)

St. Felicitas home page Saint Felicitas is called to be a diverse, faith-filled Christian community. Saturday confessions are from 3:30 - 4:30 PM St. Felicitas uses Dell Felicitas Music Ministries 2005 - 2006 Concert Series www.stfelicitas.org   (163 words)

Old Stuff: March 02, 2003 - March 08, 2003 Archives Saints Perpetua and Felicity sffered martyrdom in the persecution of Septimus Severus at Carthage in 203. Saint Casimir, son of the king of Poland, was born in 1458. The feast of Perpetua and Felicitas is kept March 6. members.wri.com /billw/blog/archives/week_2003_03_02.shtml   (163 words)

Saints of July 10 Saint Felicitas, who were martyred with her at Rome under Antoninus Pius for refusing to sacrifice to the civic gods. Antony and his successor, Saint Theodosius, should be credited for the introduction of monasticism into Russia, where it was to play an important role in the religious life of the country until the revolution of 1917. Saint Etto is said to have been a native of Ireland, who went to France with Saint Fursey. www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0710.htm   (163 words)

Text Portal for March 4 issue (mar4txt.htm) In the new it is the feast of Saints Felicitas and Perpetua. He is the Patron Saint of Choirboys and of those falsely accused. She is considered the Patron Saint of Widows. www.dailycatholic.org /issue/2002Mar/mar4txt.htm   (163 words)

GraciousCall.org - HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH* Not a few slaves died martyrs, and were enrolled among the saints; as Onesimus, Eutyches, Victorinus, Maro, Nereus, Achilleus, Blandina, Potamiaena, Felicitas. Devant cc droit commun des hommes, fondé sur le droit divin, le prétendu droit des gens n’était plus qu’ une monstrueuse injustice."  For the views of the later fathers and the influence of the church on the imperial legislation, see ch. 237): " Minutius Félix, Tertullien et tous ceux communauté de, nature, cette communauté de patrie dans la république du monde, en un language familier à la philosophie, mais qui trouvait parmi les chrétiens avec une sanction plus haute et un sens plus complet, une application plus sérieuse. www.graciouscall.org /books/history/2_ch08.htm   (163 words)

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Pope St. Boniface I He was buried in the cemetery of Maximus on the Via Salaria, near the tomb of his favorite, St. Felicitas, in whose honor and in gratitude for whose aid he had erected an oratory over the cemetery bearing her name. Boniface renewed the legislation of Pope Soter, prohibiting women to touch the sacred linens or to minister at the burning of incense. On Sunday, 29 December, both were consecrated, Boniface in the Basilica of St. Marcellus, supported by nine provincial bishops and some seventy priests; Eulalius in the Lateran basilica in the presence of the deacons, a few priests and the Bishop of Ostia, who was summoned from his sickbed to assist at the ordination. www.newadvent.org /cathen/02658a.htm   (163 words)

Pricenoia.com - Felicitas Corrigan Authors: Felicitas Corrigan; Laurentia McLachlan; Sydney Carlyle Cockerell; Bernard Shaw Authors: Daniel T. Paulos; Felicitas Corrigan; DANIEL THOMAS PAULOS Publisher: Saint Bernadette Institute of Sacred Art - 01 November, 1997 - (ISBN: 0962790044) www.pricenoia.com /search/Felicitas+Corrigan/0/0/index.html   (163 words)

Patron Saints Index: Saint Peter Orseolo Spiritual student of Saint Romuald at Cuxa at whose suggestion he built a hermitage, and retired even further from the world, spending the rest of his life in solitude and prayer. Married at age 18 to Felicitas, and the father of one son, Peter, who became the Doge of Venice in 991. One Year Book of Saints, by Father Clifford Stevens www.catholic-forum.com /saints/saintp88.htm   (163 words)

MONDAY MAIN PAGE March 4 issue (mar4.htm) In the new it is the feast of Saints Felicitas and Perpetua. He is the Patron Saint of Choirboys and of those falsely accused. She is considered the Patron Saint of Widows. www.dailycatholic.org /issue/2002Mar/mar4.htm   (163 words)

CRONIN, Sister M. Felicitas, PBVM, (Bernice Marion Cronin) CRONIN, Sister M. Felicitas, PBVM, (Bernice Marion Cronin) - Entered eternal life April 9, 2004, at Saint Mary's Hospital in San Francisco. Sister Felicitas leaves her sister-in-law, Enid Cronin; nieces, Patricia Farber, Norene Schillaci, and Sheila Marko; a nephew, James Cronin; many former pupils; the people of Saint Anne Parish; as well as her loving Presentation Sisters. CRONIN, Sister M. Felicitas, PBVM, (Bernice Marion Cronin) www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/04/12/MNCRONINSI9.DTL   (163 words)

Saints of July 10 Saint Felicitas, who were martyred with her at Rome under Antoninus Pius for refusing to sacrifice to the civic gods. Alexander is among the martyrs named in the canon of the Roman Mass, added thereto by Pope Saint Symmachus early in the 6th century, but his history is no longer clear. Saint Lantfrid, the first abbot, was still alive in 770; at his death his brothers succeeded him in turn (Benedictines). www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0710.htm   (1230 words)

Descendants of Hugh Graham and ancestors of Virginia Rae Graham - pafg248 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File Saint Pietro II Orseolo [Parents] was born in 928 in Verona, Veneto, Italy. She married Saint Pietro II Orseolo about 954 in Verona, Veneto, Italy. Felicitas di Malpiero was born about 930 in Italy. freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~greenefamily/graham/pafg248.htm   (1230 words)

Catholic Encyclopedia: Augsburg Under Bishop Henry II (1047-63), the guardian of Henry IV, the diocese secured the right of coinage was enriched by many donations; under Embrico (or Emmerich, 1063-77) the cathedral was dedicated (1065) and the canonicate and church of Saint Peter and Saint Felicitas were built. Among the citizens of Augsburg famous at that time in literature and art were the humanist Conrad Peutinger; the brothers Bernard and Conrad Adelmann von Adelmannsfelden; Matthias Lang, secretary to Emperor Frederick III, and later Cardinal and Archbishop of Salzburg; the distinguished painters Holbein the elder, Burgkmair and others. Peter was endowed by the Pope with extraordinary faculties, made cardinal and legate a latere for all Germany. www.catholic-forum.com /saints/cea00001.htm   (1230 words)

The Story Of Religious Controversy: Chapter XV Fuhrer has thoroughly studied what was thought to be the sound story of St. Felicitas and her seven sons, and has shown that two quite different legends have been blended, so that the saint really only got her "seven sons" in the Middle Ages. Father Thurston tells you, coldly, that all that we know about St. George, the patron of England and for ages the most popular saint in Christendom, is that he existed, and that he was martyred in or near Lydda some time before 300 A.D. What a disillusion after the old story! I am not going to follow him through his ten volumes, but these terrible notes scratch the halos from saints and martyrs at the end of every volume. www.infidels.org /library/historical/joseph_mccabe/religious_controversy/chapter_15.html   (1230 words)

Other royal genealogical information 2.2.Carlo Felice Nicolis di Robilant (*Venice 11-7-1927), m.Bougy-Saint-Martin, Vaud, Switzerland 19-12-1949 Amelie von Heller (*Bougy-Saint-Martin 9-8-1926), daughter of Eduard von Heller and Princess Klementine of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Princess Felicitas of Salm-Salm (only daughter of Carl Philipp, Prince of Salm-Salm and of his first wife Erika von Morgen) and her husband Christoph von Grolman have four children: Princess Ida von Wrede (daughter of the late Carl Philipp, Prince von Wrede and of the late Princess Anna of Lobkowicz and first wife of Nikolaus Leopold, Prince of Salm-Salm) died in Anholt, Germany on October 25th, 1998. www.angelfire.com /in/heinbruins/Info.html   (1230 words)

Saint Patrick's Church: Saints of March 26 Felicitas was a nun, probably Benedictine, who professed the Benedictine Rule in a convent on the Colli Euganei or else in that of SS. His companions were other leading Catholics of Alexandria, four of whom were seized and scourged (but not executed) for showing sympathy for him (Benedictines, Encyclopedia). www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0326.htm   (1230 words)

Logos Virtual Library: Saint Augustine: City of God, IV, 21 Neither should the god Spiniensis be entreated that he might root out the thorns from the fields; nor the goddess Rubigo that the mildew might not come,—Felicitas alone being present and guarding, either no evils would have arisen, or they would have been quite easily driven away. For why should they invoke the goddess Fessonia for the weary; for driving away enemies, the goddess Pellonia; for the sick, as a physician, either Apollo or Æsculapius, or both together if there should be great danger? www.logoslibrary.org /augustine/city/0421.html   (560 words)

Saint Patrick's Church: Saints of March 8 The "Bell of Saint Beoadh," a beautiful work of art, was long in veneration as a relic of this saint (Benedictines). Cyril, Rogatus, Felix, Rogatus, Herenia, Felicitas, Urbanus, Sylvanus and Mamilius were African martyrs. They are registered in all the ancient lists, but nothing is known about them (Benedictines). www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0308.htm   (560 words)

Saint Patrick's Church: Saints of March 26 Felicitas was a nun, probably Benedictine, who professed the Benedictine Rule in a convent on the Colli Euganei or else in that of SS. His companions were other leading Catholics of Alexandria, four of whom were seized and scourged (but not executed) for showing sympathy for him (Benedictines, Encyclopedia). www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0326.htm   (1985 words)

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Saint Symphorosa Some hagiologists consider the seven sons of Symphorosa, like those of Felicitas (q.v.), a mere adaptation of the seven sons of the Maccabean Mother. Hereupon the persecution ceased for one year and six months, (during which period the bodies of the martyrs were buried on the Via Tiburtina, eight or nine miles from Rome. Their bodies were thrown into a deep ditch at a place which the pagan priests afterwards called "Ad septem Biothanatos." (The Greek word biodanatos, or rather biaiodanatos, was employed for self-murderers and, by the pagans, applied to Christians who suffered martyrdom). www.newadvent.org /cathen/14379a.htm   (1985 words)

Reviews for Felicitas Corrigan @ SmartyBrain : Books, DVD, Electronics, Cameras, Reviews Any saint to any nun: Letters selected and arranged by a Benedictine of Stanbrook [i.e. Reviews for Felicitas Corrigan @ SmartyBrain : Books, DVD, Electronics, Cameras, Reviews Behold the Women: A Tribute to Sisters & Nuns of the Catholic Church in the United States & Other Countries www.smartybrain.com /shopuk/SearchKeyword/Felicitas%20Corrigan/books/keyword/1.html   (1985 words)

Bringing Jesus Down from the Cross Bringing Jesus down from the Cross Josephus, Aristobalus, Janneus, Perpetua, Felicitas, inquisition, torture, martyr, martyrdom, witch, witch hunt, Joan of Arc, Saint Therese, deathpenalty, euthanasia, Uta Ranke-Heinmann But none of the animals had touched her, and so she was taken down from the post and brought back to the jail to be preserved for another ordeal... On the day before her execution, Perpetua wrote down another vision: She dreamed that she was led to the amphitheater, where enormous crowds waited to see her fight with a ferocious Egyptian athlete. www.dhushara.com /book/death/death1.htm   (8420 words)

ipedia.com: Saint Methodius Article This view is confirmed by the "Prague Fragments" and by certain Old Glagolitic liturgical fragments brought from Jerusalem to Kief and there discovered by Saresnewsky-- probably the oldest document for the Slavonic tongue; these adhere closely to the Latin type, as is shown by the words "mass," "preface," and the name of one Felicitas. Saint Methodius was the main translator of the Bible into Old Church Slavonic (see also Slavic languages) using the Glagolitic alphabet created by his brother and collaborator Saint Cyril. The so-called Glagolitic script can be traced back at least to the middle of the tenth century, possibly even into the ninth; it presupposes a man of some education as its originator, and is evidently derived principally from the Greek, but also partly from the Latin cursive. www.ipedia.com /saint_methodius.html   (8420 words)

Saints of July 10 Saint Felicitas, who were martyred with her at Rome under Antoninus Pius for refusing to sacrifice to the civic gods. Both decided to escape to Etruria, but on their way they were captured and brought before a prefect named Junius Donatus. Junius Donatus decided on a cruel torment: he would scourge Rufina while her sister watched. www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0710.htm   (8420 words)

Saint Felicitas Parish History At present, St. Felicitas serves families who live in the area bounded by 79 Samuel Cardinal Stritch dedicated the new church on April 29, 1956. He graduated from Quigley Preparatory Seminary and St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein and was ordained by Cardinal Stritch in 1941. www.saintfelicitasschool.org /uploads/churchhistory.htm   (1800 words)

Saints of July 10 They were authentic martyrs, all on July 10, buried at four different cemeteries in Rome; but there is nothing to connect them with one another or with Saint Felicitas. The story appears to be a fictional adaptation of that of the mother of the Maccabees (Attwater, Benedictines, Encyclopedia). The names of the seven are given as Felix, Philip, Martial, Vitalis, Alexander, Silvanus, and Januarius. www.saintpatrickdc.org /ss/0710.htm   (1230 words)

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