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Indian nun Mariam Thresia and four others were declared Saints by Pope Francis at a grand ceremony at the Vatican City on Sunday. Mariam Thresia, who founded the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family in Thrissur in May 1914, was raised to the highest position within the centuries-old.... |
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Cardinal John Henry Newman, an important figure for Catholics and Anglicans alike, is today being made Britain's first saint since the 1970s.
The Prince of Wales is among the thousands of people at the Vatican on Sunday to take part in the canonisation of the celebrated 19th century British.... |
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Radio 4 opening announcement: Opening Announcement. Time now on BBC Radio 4 for Sunday Worship which comes from the Birmingham Oratory to mark the canonisation of Cardinal John Henry Newman in Rome later this morning. The homily is given preached by the Provost, Father Ignatius Harrison, who also gives the welcome. |
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New Delhi: Pope Francis will declare Indian nun Mariam Thresia a saint on Sunday at a ceremony at the Vatican City, which would be attended by minister of state for external affairs V Muraleedharan. Along with her, English Cardinal John Henry Newman, Swiss laywoman Marguerite Bays, Brazilian Sister.... |
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Mariam Thresia, the foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family (CHF), will be raised to the glory of the altar during a solemn Eucharistic Celebration in Rome’s St Peter’s Square on Sunday, Vatican News said. (Photo: mariamthresia. |
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By Bunmi Sofola. There’s nothing that destroys a person’s self esteem than lack of confidence. In spite of the fact that Yemi grew up in a boisterous family, she still managed to convince herself she wasn’t pretty. But what she lacked in beauty, she more than made up in impressive intelligence. |
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Pope Francis will declare Indian nun Mariam Thresia a saint on Sunday at a ceremony at the Vatican City, which would be attended by Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan. Mariam Thresia, who founded the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family in Thrissur in May 1914, will be.... |
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The canonisation of the influential 19th century figure has been hailed by Britain’s ambassador to the Holy See as an important moment in the UK’s relationship with the Vatican. Charles will lead the UK’s representation at the open-air ceremony in St Peter’s Square, where Pope Francis will declare.... |
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Pope Francis will declare Indian nun Mariam Thresia a saint on Sunday at a ceremony at the Vatican City, which would be attended by Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan. Mariam Thresia, who founded the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family in Thrissur in May 1914, will be.... |
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Mariam Thresia founded the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family in Thrissur, Kerala, in May 1914; She will be raised to the glory of the altar during a solemn Eucharistic Celebration in Rome's St Peter's Square; Sister Thresia died on June 8, 1926 at the age of 50 and was declared Blessed.... |
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Sister Mariam Thresia will on Sunday become the fourth person from Kerala to be declared a saint by the head of Catholic Church Pope Francis in the Vatican City. The nun will be canonised during a mass at St Peter’s Square along with John Henry Newman from England, Italy’s Josephine Vannini, Swiss Marguerite Bays and Brazilian Irm Dulce Pontes. |
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