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	Regina Protmann
		But Regina, headstrong and determined as many of her fellow countrymen/women were, persevered and founded one, the Saint Catherine Sister Cloister.
		Regina Protmann had chosen Saint Catherine of Alexandria as her role model.
		Regina, later to be blessed, nursed the sick, educated nurses and saw to it, that nurses themself received care, when needed.
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		Regina Protmann Regina Prot(h)mann (also Brotmann) was born in the Prussian city of Braunsberg, Ermland in 1552.
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	reginaprotmann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Regina Protmann wurde 1552 als Tochter des Kaufmanns und Patriziers Peter Protmann in Braunsberg (Ostpreußen) — heute Braniewo in Polen — geboren.
		In ihrem Haus eröffnete Regina Protmann auch eine Kinderschule für Mädchen aus ärmeren Bevölkerungsschichten, um deren Unterweisung sich bis dahin niemand gekümmert hatte.
		Zum Zeitpunkt des Todes von Regina Protmann lebten in den Konventen Wormditt, Heilsberg und Rößel je sieben Katharinerinnen und in Braunsberg 14.
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	Beata Regina Protmann
		Regina Protmann, fondatrice della Congregazione delle Suore di santa Caterina Vergine e Martire, nacque nel 1552 a Braniewo in una diocesi della Warmia.
		Regina viveva in un ambiente signorile, ma pur cercando di non emergere sulle coetanee, si distingueva, suo malgrado, per la bellezza, la prontezza intellettuale, la saggezza, la prudenza e la religiosità; era sensibile ai bisogni e alle sofferenze del prossimo.
		Ogni suora, seguendo l'esempio di Regina Protmann sulla strada della perfezione, si dona completamente a Dio con i voti religiosi, imitando Gesù povero, puro e ubbidiente nello spirito del servizio agli uomini.
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	St. Josef - Rentfort, Gladbeck - Regina Protmann
		Die Kaufmannstochter Regina Protmann (1552 bis 1613) erlebte in ihrer Heimatstadt Braunsberg im Ermland/Ostpreußen den Kampf um die rechte Lehre, der sie prägte.
		Zur Schutzpatronin ihrer 1571 gegründeten Gemeinschaft, die 1583 vom Bischof des Ermlandes und 1602 vom päpstlichen Legaten bestätigt wurde, wählte Regina Protmann die heilige Katharina von Alexandrien.
		Regina Protmann und die Gründung der Katharinenschwestern - hier klicken.
	www.st-josef-rentfort.de /regina_prothmann.html (215 words)

	Address to the Congregation of the Devout Virgins of St Catherine, Virgin and Martyr
		Regina Protmann, to renew your dedication to the mission you have inherited, to bring God's love to all who are seeking and suffering.
		Regina Protmann was born in Braunsberg im Ermland at the time of the Reformation.
		Regina Protmann's main concern was her living relationship with Jesus, her Lord and Spouse.
	www.vatican.va /holy_father/john_paul_ii/speeches/2002/december/documents/hf_jp-ii_spe_20021212_congr-st-catherine_en.html (388 words)

	Beata Regina Protmann
		La beata Regina Protmann nacque nel 1552 a Braniewo (Braunsberg) nella regione polacca settentrionale della Warmia (Ermland), geograficamente vicina e storicamente legata alla Germania, in cui infuriava a quel tempo la Riforma protestante.
		Regina Protmann visse nel periodo dei grandi conflitti spirituali, scaturiti dalla Riforma Protestante e dalla Controriforma in Germania, nacque a Braunsberg — Ermeland (Polonia) nel 1552 e nella sua città natia fu spettatrice dell’aspra lotta religiosa in atto, che le lascerà una impronta forte nella sua vita.
		Dopo aver effettuato un disagiato viaggio in inverno, Regina Protmann ritornò ammalata al suo primo convento a Braunsberg, dove dopo una lunga e sofferta malattia, morì il 18 gennaio 1613.
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		In 1552 Regina Protmann was born in Braniewo.
		She came from a patrician family and was expected to marry.
		Next to Königsberg, Braunsberg was the leading academic center of the Kingdom of Prussia.
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	Regina-Protmann (1552 - 1613) und die Gründung der Katharinenschwestern
		Trotzdem hielt Regina Protmann an ihrer Überzeugung fest: keine Flucht vor der Welt, sondern ständige Auseinandersetzung mit ihr und in ihr, fest und schrieb dies in ihrer ersten Ordensregel nieder.
		Regina Protmann ging somit schon vor Vinzenz von Paul den Weg der Gemeindekrankenpflege.
		Regina Protmann hielt die Bildung der Mädchen, auch aus niedrigen sozialen Schichten für unerlässlich.
	www.wernerschell.de /Rechtsalmanach/Berufsrecht/protmann.htm (1820 words)

	Katharinenschwestern (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In der Zeit dieser geistigen Auseinander- setzung wurde Regina Protmann 1522 in Braunfels, Ermland, geboren.
		Mit 19 Jahren, 1571 verließ Regina Protmann ihr Elternhaus und begann mit zwei oder drei Gefährtinnen ein gemeinsames Leben in Hingabe an Gott, in völliger Armut und Dienst- bereitschaft für den Nächsten.
		Nach dieser Regel und der Übung Mutter Reginas gehören zu den Aufgaben der Schwestern das gemeinsame Leben unter den Glübden Armut, Ehelosigkeit und Gehorsam; fürbittendes Gebet und Buße für Kirche und Land, tatkräftige Hilfe für Kranke und alle Bedürftigen, Erziehung der Kinder, Betreuung der Kirchen.
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	Sankt Josef-Hospital GmbH
		Regina Protmann, Stifterin der Ordensgemeinschaft der Katharinenschwestern, leistete selbstlosen Dienst in ihrer Liebe zu Gott und den Mitmenschen.
		In schlichter Selbstverständlichkeit stellte sie sich den sozialen und kirchlichen Aufgaben ihrer Zeit.
		Das Abbild der Ordensgründerin Regina Protmann ist in der Eingangshalle des Krankenhauses als Gemälde sichtbar.
	www.sankt-josef-hospital.de /html/trae.html (454 words)

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		In Regina Protmann's time there were no female religious orders in Warmia which took private vows other than Beguines.
		However, despite the existing practice, she was prompted by the Holy Spirit to found a contemplative-active institute with perpetual vows, whose sisters would not observe a strict enclosure that would prevent them from visiting the sick at home.
		Regina Protmann's daily bread was to do her heavenly Father's will; indeed, her spiritual maxim was "as God wills", and she saw death as full union with God.
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		Regina Protmann was born in 1552 in Braunsberg, which is now Braniewo, Poland, in a well off, pious family.
		She received a very good intellectual, moral, and religious education.
		In the life and actions of Sister Regina we can see the essence of her spirituality:
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	POPE BEATIFIES 110 POLES, INCLUDING NAZI MARTYRS
		Most were shot, gassed or died from maltreatment in concentration camps.
		The Pope also beatified Regina Protmann, daughter of a wealthy 16th-century family who founded an order of nuns to minister to plague victims in north-eastern Poland.
		The Pope drew special attention to the fate of Archbishop Julian Nowowiejski, who at the age of 83 was beaten, stripped naked and humiliated by concentration camp guards for refusing to step on his bishop's cross.
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	PetersNet: John Paul II, These Blesseds Witness to the Victory of Christ, the Gift That Restores Hope (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Blessed Regina Protmann, Foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Catherine, a native of Braniewo, dedicated herself with all her heart to the work of renewal of the Church at the end of the sixteenth and beginning of the seventeenth centuries.
		With no thought of herself, Blessed Regina looked to the needs of the people and the Church, meeting them with foresight.
		Rejoice, Poland, for the new Blessed: Regina Protmann, Edmund Bojanowski and the 108 Martyrs.
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	Sankt Josef Hospital - Homepage
		Ordensgründerin ist Regina Protmann, Tochter aus einem angesehenen Bürgerhaus, die sich im Alter von 19 Jahren mit gleichgesinnten Gefährtinnen der Armut und der Not im ausgehenden Mittelalter annahm, einer Aufgabe, zu der sie sich gerufen fühlte, um als Christ in dieser Welt den Menschen zu dienen.
		Katharina von Alexandrien wurde die Schutzpatronin der Gemeinschaft.
		Die Stifterin der Ordensgemeinschaft der Katharinenschwestern, Regina Protmann (1552 bis 18.
	www.sankt-josef-hospital.de /orden.htm (238 words)

	Pope calls for renewal in Poland
		They included nuns and priests who helped save Jews from the Nazis and seminarians killed at Dachau.
		Two others also were beatified – Regina Protmann, who began an order of nuns in the 16th century devoted to helping the suffering and dying, and Edmund Bojanowski, a 19th-century Pole who established a congregation of nuns devoted to children and the sick.
		Under threatening skies that sprinkled showers once during the Mass, more than 350,000 packed the vast square, renamed for World War I independence hero Jozef Pilsudski, while hundreds of thousands filled nearby streets far from the papal altar.
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		Casa de Oração Regina Protmann e Lar Madre Regina
		Irmãs de Santa Catarina, V. - Padre Anhanguera II Comunidade Madre Regina
		Irmãs de Santa Catarina V. Irmãs de Santa Catarina V. Comunidade Madre Regina
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	Pope John Paul II - General Audience - 23 June 1999
		In Warsaw I beatified 108 martyrs, including Bishops, priests, religious and lay people, victims of the concentration camps during the Second World War.
		In the capital I also beatified Edmund Bojanowski — an organizer of educational and charitable works and precursor of the Council’s teaching on the lay apostolate — and Sister Regina Protmann, who combined the contemplative life with caring for the sick and teaching children and young girls.
		In Stary S{l-aogonek}cz I canonized Sister Kinga, an outstanding 13th-century figure, a model of charity both as the wife of the Polish Prince Boleslaus and, after his death, as a Poor Clare nun.
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	June 1, 1999 NEWS & VIEWS: (jun1nv2.htm)
		The June 13 ceremony will include the beatification of 108 more Catholic victims of the Nazi campaign against the Church-- including three bishops (Antoni Julian Nowowiejski, Leon Wetmanski, and Wladyslaw Goral), nine lay people, and 96 religious who were imprisoned because of their faith and died in concentration camps.
		Also beatified that day will be Sister Regina Protmann (1552-1613), who founded a congregation dedicated to care for the sick; and Edmund Bojanowski (1814- 1871), an educator who devoted himself to care for poor children.
		Finally, on June 16-- the final day of his visit-- the Pope will canonize Sister Cunegonde (1234-1292) in the town of Stary Sacz.
	www.dailycatholic.org /issue/archives/1999Jun/105jun1,vol.10,no.105txt/jun1nv2.htm (403 words)

	CNN - Pope revisits site where he launched crusade against Communism - June 13, 1999
		Many of the priests who were arrested were accused of continuing their religious work illegally.
		Two non-martyrs were also beatified: Regina Protmann, who began an order of nuns in the 16th century devoted to helping the suffering and dying, and Edmund Bojanowski, a 19th century Pole who established a congregation of nuns devoted to children and the sick.
		The 79-year-old pontiff received three stitches Saturday after slipping at the Vatican Embassy in Warsaw.
	www.cnn.com /WORLD/europe/9906/13/pope.04 (516 words)

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Regina Protmann

Regina Protmann
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	Catholic Culture : Document Library : Heart of Jesus, have mercy!
		In this place I wish to remember Bl.
		Dorota of Matowy, wife and mother of nine children, and also the Servant of God Regina Protmann, foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of St Catherine, whom God-will-ing the Church will raise to the glory of the altars during this pilgrimage through my ministry in Warsaw.
		Another one to be enrolled in the ranks of the blessed will be a son of this land, Fr Wladyslaw Demski, who gave his life in the concentration camp of Sachsenhausen, publicly defending the cross which was sacrilegiously profaned by the executioners.
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