Angela Maria Autsch
A German Trinitarian nun, Sister Angela Maria Autsch opposed the Nazi regime before being deported to Ravensbrück and then to Auschwitz, whe…
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Saints Calendar
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A German Trinitarian nun, Sister Angela Maria Autsch opposed the Nazi regime before being deported to Ravensbrück and then to Auschwitz, whe…
King of Austrasia in the 7th century, Dagobert II was exiled as a child to England before reclaiming his throne. A pious and just sovereign,…
A Dominican nun in Pisa in the 15th century, Marie Mancini distinguished herself by her zeal for the strict observance of the Rule and her c…
A deacon and monk at the monastery of Condat in the 5th century, Sabinian was distinguished by his unwavering faith and chastity. A disciple…
Daughter of King Louis XV, Louise-Marie of France (Sister Thérèse of St. Augustine) left the court of Versailles to enter the Carmel of Sain…
A noble Christian from Tivoli in the 3rd century, Victoria renounced her marriage to the pagan Eugenius after being convinced by Saint Anato…
Wilhelm Eberschweiler (1837-1921) was a German Jesuit priest, known for his deep spiritual life and his role as a spiritual director, partic…
On December 23rd, the Church notably celebrates: Angela Maria Autsch, Saint Dagobert II, Blessed Mary Mancini of Pisa, Saint Sabinian of Condat, Thérèse of St. Augustine, Saint Victoria of Tivoli and Wilhelm Eberschweiler.