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- 1. Saint Catherine of Alexandria, virgin and martyr
- 2. fuentes escritas, pero todas posteriores a varios siglos; la más antigua es una Pasión en griego de los siglos VI-VII; luego hay otra pasión del siglo XI y la Legenda Aurea, que data del siglo XIII
- 3. Some think that part of the legend of Saint Catherine is inspired by the figure of Hypatia, the pagan mathematician and philosopher assassinated in Alexandria in Egypt in the year 415.
- 4. She was temporarily excluded from the martyrdom between 1962 and 2002, without ever prohibiting her veneration. Following this revision phase, in 2003 the Saint was reinstated among the martyrs by Pope John Paul II
- 5. Its name derives from the Greek Katharos which means pure
- 6. Catherine was a beautiful Egyptian girl and the Golden Legend specifies that she was the daughter of King Costa, who orphaned her at a very young age.
- 7. and that she was educated since childhood in the liberal arts
- 8. She was converted thanks to a hermit monk, who presented to her the figure of Jesus Christ, as the only one worthy of her love, because of his beauty and wisdom. Monasterio S. Caterina, Sinai
- 9. the first night after her baptism the saint had a vision of the virgin with the Child Jesus.
- 10. Many important men proposed to Catherine, but she had a dream of the Virgin and Child who slipped the ring on her finger making her a “sponsa Christi”.
- 11. The mystical marriage of Santa Catalina of Alejandria.
- 12. Catherine of Alexandria is depicted with a crown on her head and dressed in royal robes to underline her princely origin. The palm that she holds in her hand indicates martyrdom. The book recalls her wisdom and her role as protector of studies and of some social categories dedicated to teaching (teachers and religious orders such as the Dominicans and Augustinians), sometimes the book bears the inscription “Ego me Christo sponsam tradidi” (I am given in marriage to Christ).
- 13. In 305, the Roman Emperor Maximus Daia held great celebrations in his own honor in Alexandria.
- 14. pagan rites were celebrated with animal sacrifices and it also happened that many Christians, fearing persecution, agreed to worship the gods.
- 15. Catherine refused the sacrifices and asked the emperor to recognize Jesus Christ as the redeemer of humanity, arguing her invitation with philosophical depth.
- 16. “Why do you want to lose this crowd with the worship of the gods? Meet God, creator of the world and his Son Jesus Christ who with the cross freed humanity from hell "
- 17. The emperor, who according to the Golden Legend would have been impressed by both the beauty and the culture of the young nobleman, summoned a group of rhetoricians to convince her to honor the gods and asked her to marry him.
- 18. But she, consoled by the appearance of the Archangel Michael, persuaded the wise men to adhere to the Christian faith.
- 19. in jail she was fed by a dove and Christ himself visited her.
- 20. She was also visited by the empress and the chief from the court who, impressed by Catherine's words, converted with 200 soldiers.
- 22. The emperor sentenced her to die with the torture of the wheel. After placing Caterina on the cogwheel, the previously clear sky was filled with black clouds. A bolt of lightning descended from the sky and split the cogwheel in half.
- 23. The Emperor Maximinus was forced to have the saint beheaded, who is said to have flowed milk instead of blood, a symbol of his purity.
- 24. she is represented with a sword, the weapon that took her life, and the cogwheel, the instrument of martyrdom
- 25. According to another legend, the body of CatherineHe was carried by angels to Mount Sinai.
- 26. In this place, in the 6th century, Emperor Justinian founded the monastery, originally called "Monastery of the Transfiguration", and later dedicated to the saint (Monasterio de Santa Catalina).
- 27. Here the monks have 3,300 manuscripts and 8,000 ancient books in 13 different languages. After the Vatican library, it is the most important in the world. I also study manuscripts that are not just religious. The texts are about astronomy, history, philosophy and religion, they also refer to the fathers of the church, many of them studied Hellenistic philosophy to better understand and explain Christianity.
- 28. Saint Catherine of Alexandria of Egypt is identified, along with Saint Margaret of Antioch and the Archangel Michael, as one of the Voices that inspired Saint Joan of Arc.
- 29. Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Caravaggio
- 30. The cult of Saint Catherine seems to have been brought to the West by Eastern monks and certainly became widespread after the Crusades.
- 31. the Basilica of San Lorenzo all'Agro Romano, wherethe martyr is represented on the throne of the Virgin
- 33. In France, the main place of worship was the Benedictine monastery of La- Trinité-au-Mont, where, in the first half of the 11th century, the relics of the saint were brought, highly venerated for the cures that took place there.
- 34. Reliquary of Saint Catherine
- 35. In France she is the patroness of theology students.
- 36. Catherine was the patron saint of spinsters, sailors, and some categories of artisans, such as wheel builders and seamstresses,
- 38. Santa Caterina is also the patroness of the "lawyers' studio" (modern jurisprudence) of the University of Padua and the University of Siena.
- 39. She is also the patron of the Italian Knights of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
- 41. The Santa Caterina Fair is held in Foggia
- 42. Feast of Santa Caterina in Palermo
- 43. Salento – Galatina - parade of horses and carriages at the festival of Santa Caterina
- 44. In the city of Ravenna on November 25 (Feast of Saint Catherine d'Alessandria) it is tradition to give doll-shaped cookies to children, called "Caterine". Consideration for children is a cookie in the shape of a rooster
- 45. A popular song, still sung in the last postwar period by children in religion classes in some parts of Italy, tells of Catherine of Alexandria. The text, which begins with "Saint Catherine was the daughter of a king...", La Santa Caterina biribim, biribim, bibum la Santa Caterina birim, biribim, bibum era figlia di un re, eee era figlia di un re, eee era figlia di un re, eee era figlia di un re. Bum! Suo padre era pagano… biribim, biribim, bibum Suo padre era pagano… biribim, biribim, bibum sua madre invece no, ooo sua madre invece no, ooo sua madre invece no, ooo sua madre invece no. Bum! Un dì mentre pregava… biribim, biribim, bibum Un dì mentre pregava… biribim, biribim, bibum suo padre la scoprì, iii suo padre la scoprì, iii suo padre la scoprì, iii suo padre la scoprì. Bum! Uccidimi mio padre… biribim, biribim, bibum Uccidimi mio padre… biribim, biribim, bibum ma io non mi alzerò, ooo ma io non mi alzerò, ooo ma io non mi alzerò, ooo ma io non mi alzerò. Bum! Al colmo del furore… biribim, biribim, bibum Al colmo del furore… biribim, biribim, bibum suo padre la colpì, iii suo padre la colpì, iii suo padre la colpì, iii suo padre la colpì. Bum! E gli angeli del cielo… biribim, biribim, bibum E gli angeli del cielo… biribim, biribim, bibum cantaron “Gloria!”, aaa cantaron “Gloria!”, aaa cantaron “Gloria!”, aaa cantaron “Gloria!”. Bum! Che fai o Caterina… biribim, biribim, bibum Che fai o Caterina… biribim, biribim, bibum in quella posa lì, iii in quella posa lì, iii in quella posa lì, iii in quella posa lì. Bum! Io prego Iddio mio padre… biribim, biribim, bibum Io prego Iddio mio padre… biribim, biribim, bibum che non conosci tu, uuu che non conosci tu, uuu che non conosci tu. Bum! Alzati o Caterina… biribim, biribim, bibum Alzati o Caterina… biribim, biribim, bibum se no ti ucciderò, ooo se no ti ucciderò, ooo se no ti ucciderò, ooo se no ti ucciderò. Bum!
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