Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
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Discover the life, miracles and deep devotion to St. Bernard of Claraval, a celebrated abbot and doctor of the Church remembered in the Catholic sanctoral on August 20. Read more
The uncrowned ruler of Europe, author of the Copernican Revolution in mysticism. On August 20th, we commemorate St. Bernard, abbot and doctor of the Church. His relics were destroyed during the French Revolution of 1793. Only the saint's head remains in Troyes. He is the patron saint of Cistercians and beekeepers. St. Bernard was born in 1090 in Fontaine-lès-Dijon in Burgundy, France. His parents were members of the Saint Bernard, Uncrowned Rule…
Pope Benedict and Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, the Mellifluous Doctor
GENERAL AUDIENCE Saint Peter’s Square Wednesday, 21 October 2009 Saint Bernard of Clairvaux Dear Brothers and Sisters, Today I would like to talk about St Bernard of Clairvaux, called “the last of the Fathers” of the Church because once again in the 12th century he renewed and brought to the fore the important theology of the Fathers. We do not know in any detail about the years of his childhood; however, we know that he was born in 1090 in Font…
Saint Bernard of Claraval died on August 20, almost nine hundred years ago, and that same date continues to mark the liturgical calendar of millions of Catholics in Spain and throughout the world. His name appears today in the holy place because the Catholic Church commemorates his liturgical memory precisely on the anniversary of his death, which occurred in 1153 near Langres, in France. He was not just any saint. He was a counselor to popes, m…
Historic-Spiritual Profile of St. Bernard, guide of the Cistercians and teacher of charity, commemorated on 20 August.
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uCatholicWhen Bernard was 17 (1107), his mother died. He then turned to Mary to replace his earthly mother. This would be one of the defining characteristics of his spirit: a tender devotion to the Mother of God. At 22, he entered the austere Cistercian abbey at Cîteaux, bringing with him thirty companions of his youth. Shortly thereafter, his father also entered the abbey.
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