St. Catherine of Siena Comments

The 25th child of a wool dyer in northern Italy, St. Catherine started having mystical experiences when she was only 6, seeing guardian angels as clearly as the people they protected. She became a Dominican tertiary when she was 16, and continued to have visions of Christ, Mary, and the saints. St. Catherine was one of the most brilliant theological minds of her day, although she never had any formal education. She persuaded the Pope to go back ... Continue Reading

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kathryn j
2 years ago
good.but it should say something about how she became a saint. otherwise, thanks
Cathryn
2 years ago
St. Catherine is the name of our section
amber
2 years ago
i am going to choose saint Catherine for my confirmation
Geoffrey arita
2 years ago
i like this saint and would like to read more about her
Michaela
3 years ago
This helped me a bunch with my project thankkkkkkkk youuuuu!?!
Danielle
3 years ago
I am extremely moved by this saint. When I read that Christ gave her the Stigmata, I began to cry. What a wonderful saint to read about! I would love to learn a lot about her! God bless.
Catherine
3 years ago
I want to read more about st Catherine. I Like it!!
nichodemus
3 years ago
can i have a copy of the saint's book
hot_Pink_Gal
3 years ago
St Catherine is my confirmation name
Catherine Nyinabagenzi
3 years ago
Am very happy to read about my Saint Catherine of Sienna but I would love to get more information about her.
Catherine Mary
3 years ago
I need more info about her. St. Catherine, pray for me
anna
3 years ago
this website needs more info!
Yolanda
3 years ago
I ALSO NEED TO SEE INFO.
helina
3 years ago
need more information/ not enough
Yolanda
3 years ago
I think we need more pics too.
tori
3 years ago
need more info....but good too
dc
3 years ago
This site is helpful but could really give us some more information
michalya
3 years ago
this website needs more info
zxc
3 years ago
this website is really helpful but sometimes it does not give me what I want.
sue
3 years ago
this site has everything!!!

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