St. Scholastica Comments

St. Scholastica, sister of St. Benedict, consecrated her life to God from her earliest youth. After her brother went to Monte Cassino, where he established his famous monastery, she took up her abode in the neighborhood at Plombariola, where she founded and governed a monastery of nuns, about five miles from that of St. Benedict, who, it appears, also directed his sister and her nuns. She visited her brother once a year, and as she was not ... Continue Reading

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Molly Tetley
2 years ago
What is she a patron saint of? Not much info on her. I want her for my confirmation name
stephanie
3 years ago
im thinking about having her as my confirmation middle name/saint
scholastica
4 years ago
i really like st.Scholastica..even i got named after her by my grandpa..tq grandpa
scolar
4 years ago
10 feb is my saint's day.i want her to pray so taht i can be like her.i know where ever she is,she must be smiling like me.we shall always live to celebreta this day
$am McCarthy
4 years ago
Wow. She's pretty cool!
Frank
4 years ago
I love St.Scholastica she has helped me in many ways. I would like to see any prayer cards in her name.
Gern Blanstin
4 years ago
I go to school at St. John the Baptist and St. Scholastica is my saint for my saints project
Emmanuel D. Akobor
4 years ago
I'm a catholic from Ghana and i worship at st. Anthony Nungua Accra. Tomorrow 08/80/08 is my birth day. Please pray for me to know christ and for a scholarship for my Masters
thanks
Emmanuel
Sarla Mari C. Sitchon
4 years ago
wow the story tells a wonderful life about St.Scholastica. I love because St.Scholastica shows her most wonderful love to her beloved brother.

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