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5 days ago · Learn about the life, visions and legacy of St. Bridget of Sweden, who was born in 1303 and founded the order of the Most Holy Savior. She was a devoted wife, mother, nun and mystic who received many messages from God about Jesus' suffering.
- 5 things to know about St. Bridget of Sweden, mystic and ...
On July 23, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of...
- 5 things to know about St. Bridget of Sweden, mystic and ...
5 days ago · On July 23, the Catholic Church celebrates the feast day of St. Bridget of Sweden, a mystic of the Middle Ages who was a wife, mother to a large family, lady-in-waiting to a queen, and founder of a religious order that still exists today.
2 days ago · Learn about the life, visions, and works of Saint Bridget, a 14th-century Swedish noblewoman and founder of the Bridgettines. She was a devoted follower of Christ and Mary, and a pioneer of the devotional movement in the Church.
4 days ago · The great nunnery of Syon (Isleworth) was an Augustinian house as reformed by St. Bridget of Sweden. It was founded in 1414 and had a net income of £1,731. It was the only house of Brigittines in England.
3 days ago · Previous: DAILY GOSPEL COMMENTARY: JESUS CHOOSES HIS APOSTLES (Mt 10:1–7). Search for: Views since April 2019. 7,408,282 views
2 days ago · The Rosary of the Seven Sorrows dates back to the fourteenth century. Mary, Our Lady of Sorrows, appeared to St. Bridget of Sweden and revealed this Rosary d...
5 days ago · Sweden was the home to St. Bridget, founder of the Brigittine convent at Vadstena. As the first waves of the Protestant Reformation swept Europe in the mid-1500s, Lutheranism took hold in Sweden and remained dominant.
