St. Angela Merici Comments

When she was 56, Angela Merici said "No" to the Pope. She was aware that Clement VII was offering her a great honor and a great opportunity to serve when he asked her to take charge of a religious order of nursing sisters. But Angela knew that nursing was not what God had called her to do with her life. She had just returned from a trip to the Holy Land. On the way there she had fallen ill and become blind. Nevertheless, she insisted on ... Continue Reading

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Taylor
4 years ago
there is not much information in most of these saints . some only have like one sentence .
twilight-addict<3
4 years ago
really good site helped alot for my CCD essay :)
Sarah
4 years ago
I love this website it is really cool and has helped me alot in my religion class at school so thanks!!!!!!!!!
amanda farina :)
4 years ago
this is a really good website. Im doing a project on her, and im gettin all my information from here. its amazing. thank you so much :)
kiwi
4 years ago
this site is so cool for people that need information about saints you have everything
Amirah
4 years ago
Tubular dude! that is so awesome. she like helped sooo may girls learn and stuff.....radical!!
Elizabeth Ho
4 years ago
This story is sooooo interesting.... I think she is very courageous to say "no" to the Pope. Coolio......
esmeralda arriaga
4 years ago
this is a really good story!
Annette
4 years ago
I want to thank Our Lady of Perpetual Help for hearing my sincere prayer, let all in need know that she is there to hear your prayers and intercede to her son Jesus Christ, our Saviour.

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