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1. richard lewis

   2 years ago

   thank you for this interesting information. also, thanks to evelyn for fleshing out the original report. i had never heard of saint rose phillipine duchesne, who is really part of the american catholic story.

2. Evelyn

   2 years ago

   St. Rose Philippine is her name and does not denote her nationality. She was French and came under her religious obedience to the United States. She is entombed in the covnent Chapel of the Academy of the Sacred Heart in St. Charles, MO just west of the Missouri River bridge between St. Louis County and St. Charles County. I encourage you to visit her shrine and ask for a tour of her simple rooms and artifacts there.

3. Rachel

   2 years ago

   Doing a report on her. What is she a patron saint of?

4. nicole

   2 years ago

   i found alot of information about st. rose WOW
   

5. Carol

   2 years ago

   I love St. Rose Philippine Duchesne because she is the woman who always praying and I will really appreciate her because of that.. even thou that she is not a Filipino..

6. Renee

   3 years ago

   I dont think she was a Philippino. She was born in France. But just because she was born in France doesnt mean that she isnt Philippino. So I could be wrong.

7. Jemima

   3 years ago

   I love this saint. i am trying to become just like her. imagine that? a second Saint Rose.... WOW i am her number one fan and i think she lived an amazing life!!

8. miranda

   3 years ago

   what day was she born

9. Kathy

   3 years ago

   Is she a phillipine?

10. carly

    4 years ago

    how did he become a saint?

11. maya

    4 years ago

    she is the patron saint of what?

12. ALEX

    4 years ago

    St. Rose also joined a convent at the age of 19 without her parents consent.

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