158 pages ; 21 cmPublication date 2002 Topics Stein, Edith, Saint, 1891-1942, Catholic Church, Catholic Church -- Doctrines, Spiritual life -- Catholic Church, Theology, Doctrinal Publisher New York : ...

Maundy Thursday honors the Last Supper, Eucharist, and Jesus' command to love, with traditions of foot washing and acts of service.

International researchers at the University of Münster have access to five guesthouses to cover their accommodation needs at the beginning of their stay. These guesthouses are the Alexander von ...

The Rev. Matthew Westcott said the funeral Mass for him at Saint Edith Stein church. He read a note from Michele: "Until we meet again, we love you and miss you so much." ...

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Edith Stein lived and prayed in Echt until August 2, 1942, when the ss interrupted evening prayer at the convent and arrested the Steins. On August 5, Edith was interned at Westerbork.

Edith Stein was born into an observant Jewish family in what was, in 1891, the German city of Breslau. By her teenage years, she had become agnostic, and fulfillment for Edith seemed to come in ...

Childhood Edith Stein was born in Germany in Breslau on October 12, 1891, to Siegfried and Augusta Courant, both Jews. She had four older sisters and two older brothers.

In 1922 at the age of 30, Stein was baptized into the Catholic Church. Despite her Catholic faith, she never lost sight of her own Jewishness, nor of her responsibility to the Jewish people.

If accepted, Stein, also known by her religious name St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, could become the fifth woman to be declared a doctor of the Church, a title that recognizes a substantial ...

St. Edith Stein converted to Catholicism after her philosophical education cultivated a belief in the Church’s teachings. Also known by her religious name, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, St. Edith ...