Read the Miracles of St. Catherine each on its own page:
1. Levitation
2. Stigmata
3. Mystical Marriage
4. Exchange of Hearts with Christ
5. Lights & Rays of Love
6. Fire & Heat of Love
7. Incombustibility
8. Multiplication of Bread
9. Mystical Fast
10. Miraculously Learned to Read & Write
11. Mystical Knowledge
12. Odor of Sin
Excerpts from:
"Mysteries, Marvels & Miracles
In the Lives of Saints"
by Joan Carroll Cruz O.C.D.S.
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Saturday, April 28, 2012
St. Catherine of Siena: Miraculously Learned to Read & Write
St. Catherine of Siena was the second woman to be named a Doctor of the Church.
Table of Contents of St. Catherine
St. Catherine of Siena: Mystical Knowledge
"This phenomenon consists in a knowledge of the secrets of hearts, supernaturally communicated by God. The grace is given not only for the good of others but also sometimes for the spiritual benefit of the recipient."
~ Fr. Jordan Aumann O.P., "Spiritual Theology"
Table of Contents of St. Catherine
~ Fr. Jordan Aumann O.P., "Spiritual Theology"
Table of Contents of St. Catherine
St. Catherine of Siena: Mystical Fast
This mystical fast is also known as the gift of "inedia"
"For the seven year period prior to her death, Saint Catherine of Siena took no food into her body other than the Eucharist. Her fasting did not affect her energy, however. She maintained a very active life during those seven years. As a matter of fact, most of her great accomplishments occurred during that period. Her death had nothing to do with malnutrition, or anything connected with lack of food."
Table of Contents of St. Catherine
"For the seven year period prior to her death, Saint Catherine of Siena took no food into her body other than the Eucharist. Her fasting did not affect her energy, however. She maintained a very active life during those seven years. As a matter of fact, most of her great accomplishments occurred during that period. Her death had nothing to do with malnutrition, or anything connected with lack of food."
Table of Contents of St. Catherine
St. Catherine of Siena: Stigmata
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