St margaret

I wanted to do a write-up for all of you to know about the Miracles that canonized Saint Margaret of Scotland, and made her a Saint. So without further ado… “The only Royal Scott…

Today we celebrate the feast of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, the seventeenth century French nun to whom Jesus appeared asking her to start a devotion to his Sacred Heart. The devotion consists of ce…

St. Margaret was an English princess. She and her mother sailed to Scotland to escape from the king who had conquered their land. King Malcolm of Scotland welcomed them and fell in love with the beautiful princess. Margaret and Malcolm were married before too long.

Saint Margaret of Scotland aka: Queen Margaret of Scotland aka: MARGARET OF WESSEX (1045 - 1093)

Today is the feast day of St Margaret of Antioch (not to be confused with St Margaret of Scotland or Hungary). Although St Margaret was declared to be apocryphal in the year 494 by no less an authority than Pope Gelasius, and many people over many years have entertained doubts...

Today, 16 November, is the feast of St Margaret of Scotland (c.1045-93), who was queen to King Malcolm of Scotland. St Margaret was canonized in the year 1250 by Pope Innocent IV on account of her personal holiness and fidelity to the Church. She would personally serve orphans and the poor every day before she herself would eat, and would rise at midnight to attend church services every night. This gorgeous precious marble statue of the saint is in the Jesuit church at Farm Street in London.

Saint Margaret | Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

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St. Margaret of Cortona. Saint and Penitent. Feast Day: February 22.

16 October is the feast of St Margaret Mary Alacoque, a 17th-century sister who joined the Visitation Sisters at Paray-le-Monial. She made rapid progress along the way of perfection and was given mystical visions, as a result of which she worked hard to institute devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in the Church. This fresco is in the church of Madonna del Sacro Cuore, which is off the Piazza Navona in Rome.