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Worthy Women: Gertrud Luckner

Posted on 28 June 2015 by catholicsensibility

 Gertrud Luckner, an English born German, spent a year of her life living in England. That year was 1932, and by the time she returned to Germany, she found her country completely transformed. Gertrud was stunned and horrified, and realized … Continue reading →

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Worthy Women: Germaine Ribière

Posted on 23 June 2015 by catholicsensibility

Germaine Ribière was about 23 in 1940, when Germany speedily defeated the French army. In the wake, General Petatin assumed leadership over the Vichy government. He won the loyalty of many French Catholics, including Church leaders, by restoring many historical … Continue reading →

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Worthy Women: Chiara Offreduccio

Posted on 22 June 2015 by catholicsensibility

Do you recognize the name? This worthy saint is better known for the town in which her father’s palatial estate was located. And while she is often paired with a man named Francis, this woman was a force to be … Continue reading →

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Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Margaret of Scotland

Posted on 27 June 2014 by catholicsensibility

Emma from emmasrandomthoughts offers today’s entry for 2014 Worthy Women.  Please frequent her blog and chime in on films and other topics there. St. Margaret of Scotland was an English princess, but she actually spent very little time in England. Her father … Continue reading →

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