Saint Catherine of Sienna is widely recognized as one of the Christian and Catholic worlds’ most intelligent theological and philosophical minds, albeit she never experienced receiving any kind of formal education.
In the year 1377, Catholic Saint Catherine unyieldingly persuaded the Holy Pope to return to the City of Rome, and up to her last breath she as a staunch promoter of the healing of the Western Schism.
Our Lord God gave her Stigmata in 1375, which became visible to people only after St Catherine’s death. The letters and treatise of Saint Catherine of Sienna were seriously considered as among the Catholic Church’s most intelligent theological writings.
St. Catherine died at the young age of 33, and the Catholic Saint’s body was discovered to be preserved in the year 1430.
Patron Saint: Fire Prevention, Doctor of Church
Feast day of Saint Catherine: April 29
In the year 1377, Catholic Saint Catherine unyieldingly persuaded the Holy Pope to return to the City of Rome, and up to her last breath she as a staunch promoter of the healing of the Western Schism.
Our Lord God gave her Stigmata in 1375, which became visible to people only after St Catherine’s death. The letters and treatise of Saint Catherine of Sienna were seriously considered as among the Catholic Church’s most intelligent theological writings.
St. Catherine died at the young age of 33, and the Catholic Saint’s body was discovered to be preserved in the year 1430.
Patron Saint: Fire Prevention, Doctor of Church
Feast day of Saint Catherine: April 29
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