St. Margaret of Hungary Daughterof King Bela IV, she became a Dominican novice at twelve in a royal convent built on an island in the Danube. Although she was a princess among nuns who were of noble descent, she objected to any special treatment and went out of her way to perform the most menial tasks and the most exacting labors on behalf of the squalid poor and most advanced hospital cases. The extend of her labors and fasting and hours of prayer brought on the fatigue of which she died on January 18. her feast day is January 26th.
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I think you should add more information of her faith and prayer journey with God, and her religious life.I need information about this, and so far I can't find much. This would be much more helpful if you added this about Saint Margaret of Hungary, or any other saints, also.
Banana | 2/8/2009
It would be very useful if you were to include images such as portraits, glass windows and icons of the saints. I think that these should be included in all of your postings. I would also like to know more about konrad of margburg. More specifically his last name where he was from, who his family was and if their are any portraits or images of him available. Also I would like to know if there are any books available in english with the aforementioned contents and where to get them.
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