Religion Saint Mary Magdalene de Pazzi By: Mary Joy Visda

Birth St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was born on April 2, 1566 in Florence, Italy Mary Magdalene de Pazzi's baptism name is Catherine de Pazzi. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was the only duaghter of Camille de Pazzi Mary Magdalene de Pazzi had a rich family

Becoming a Saint Mary Magdalene de Pazzi became a saint because when she was 12 she made a vow of virginity and took great joy in teaching Christian rules to poor children. When Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was 5 she loved going to church While Mary Magdalene de Pazzi wanted to be a nun Mary Magdalene de Pazzi’s father who didn’t know about her vow wanted to give her out for marriage but she convinced him to let her to become religious, and Mary Magdalene de Pazzi chose the Carmelites, because there the nuns who received Communion often

Patron Saint Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was the Patron Saint of bodily ills, against sexual temptations, against sickness, against sick people, and is a Naples(co patron)

Feast Day Mary Magdalene de Pazzi’s feast day is on the 25 of may in the year after her canonization, the feast day of the saint was placed in the General Roman Calendar for celebrating on May 25. the day of her death (as today). In 1728, the date of 25 May was given instead to Pope Gregory VII. and the feast day of Saint Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was moved to 29 May, where it stayed until 1969, when it was changed to its old place in the calendar.

Symbols Crown of thorns Cross

Prayer Father, you love those who give themselves completely to your service, and you filled St Mary Magdalene de Pazzi with heavenly gifts and the fire of your love. As we honour her today may we follow her example of purity and charity. We make our prayer through Christ, our Lord. Amen

Her Rule Mary Magdalene de Pazzi‘s rule is that you either suffer or die

What she did When Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was 26 she joined the Carmelite Monastery of Santa Maria degli Angeli, in Florence Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was a strong supporter of the amount of pain for the love of God and the keeping of the world.

What Mary Magdalene de Pazzi did Mary Magdalene de Pazzi entered the school of the Discalced (bare footed) Carmelite nuns in Florence, so they can practice taking holy Communion almost every day, every day was being surveyed Mary Magdalene de Pazzi would go to Solitary Places so she could enter to prayer.

Beatification and canonization Big miracles followed St Mary Magdalene de Pazzi’s death, and the process for her beatification was beginning in the year 1610 under Pope Paul V, and completed under Pope Urban VIII in the year She was not, however, canonized until sixty-two years after her death, when Pope Clement X raised her to the altars on April 28, The church of the Monastery of Pažaislis, named in 1662, was one of the first to be consecrated in her honor.

What she did For five years Mary Magdalene de Pazzi’s food was only bread and water Mary Magdalene de Pazzi is a Roman Catholic

Death When Mary Magdalene de Pazzi was going to die she told her sisters (nuns) to love only our Lord Jesus Christ and to put all our hope and rely in Jesus Mary Magdalene de Pazzi died in May 25, 1607 ate the age of 41

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