St. Rita of Cascia Comments

Augustiniannun, also called Margarita. She was born in Roccaporena, near Spoleto, Italy, in 1381, and expressed from an early age the desire to become a nun. Her elderly parents insisted that she be married at the age of twelve to a man described in accounts of her life as cruel and harsh. She spent eighteen extremely unhappy years, had two sons, and was finally widowed when her husband was killed in a brawl. Both sons also died, and Rita, still ... Continue Reading

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Mom
4 years ago
St. Rita please help my husband and I obtain a loan to fix our house and bless us with a big loving and religious family with good health.
Mom
4 years ago
St. Rita please pray for my eldest daughter and her husband and bless them with a child/ren and a bless marriage.
sully
4 years ago
Sn. Rita, Help me to finalize this deal so every body can be out of trouble. Help my husband and my kids please.
Carla
4 years ago
St. Rita please pray for me and my husband and bless us with a child.
Carla
4 years ago
St. Rita please pray for me and my husband and bless us with our first child.
ljp
4 years ago
St Rita - I pray that you hear me, that you can help my marriage, my confidence, my effectiveness at work, my Christianity.
KAD
4 years ago
Please pray with me for my husband...God Bless you
sandra Lariz
4 years ago
St. Rita please pray for me and bless me and my husband with our first child.
rita
4 years ago
saint rita, pls pray for me that i get a suitable job and be bless with a child.
joseph morris
4 years ago
Does St. Rita have a prayer? If so send it to me at my Email address above please A.S.A.P. Thank you very much.

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