2019年5月19日 · St. Rita of Cascia is the patron saint of impossible causes, sterility, abuse victims, loneliness, marriage difficulties, parenthood, widows, the sick, and bodily ills and wounds. She is also one of the Church's incorruptible saints; her body is venerated at the basilica named for her in Cascia, Italy.

Portrait of St. Rita, detail of the chest that contained the body, Sanctuary of Cascia. Rita of Cascia, OSA (born Margherita Ferri Lotti; 1381 – 22 May 1457), was an Italian widow and Augustinian nun.

She died on May 22 at Cascia, and many miracles were reported instantly. Canonized in 1900, she is honored in Spain as La Santa de los Impossibles and elsewhere as a patron saint of hopeless causes. Learn interesting facts and tidbits about the beloved St. Patrick. Bl. Laura Vicuna. Augustiniannun, also called Margarita.

St Rita da Cascia (similarly to St Jude) is known around the world as being a saint of impossible causes. She is known as the patron saint of sterility, abuse victims, loneliness, marriage difficulties, parenthood, widows, the sick and wounds.

2024年5月22日 · Today is the feast of St. Rita of Cascia, and her intercession has seen many great and seemingly impossible miracles. Born Margherita Lotti in 1381 to aged parents who rejoiced to finally have a child after years of infertility, Rita grew up as …

St Rita is the Patron Saint of abused and heartbroken wives and, along with St Jude, lost causes. St Rita’s incorrupt body is interred at the Basilica of Cascia, Italy. Her Feast Day is 22nd May. O Holy Patron of those in greatest need, you shine as a star of hope in the midst of darkness.

Baptized in the church of Saint Augustine in Cascia, Rita became acquainted with the local Augustinian nuns of Saint Mary Magdalene Monastery and was attracted to their way of life. But her parents arranged a marriage for her in order to provide safety and security, and so Rita obediently married Paolo Mancini with whom she had two sons.

Her incorrupt body is on display in a glass reliquary at the Basilica of Saint Rita in Cascia. It is said that at times her body levitates and that sweet odors permeate the air. Saint Rita, you embraced your suffering with love and united it to the sufferings of your Savior.

O HOLY Saint Rita, exemplary Augustinian Sister, we honour you for your devotion to the Passion of Christ. Although your early life was filled with disappointment, frustration, and unceasing tragedy, you never lost faith and trust in God.

Nothing is impossible to God! Born: 1381 Roccaporena, Perugia, Umbria, Italy. Symbols: forehead wound, rose, bees.