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Premium member Presentation Transcript St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 2: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 3: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 4: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 5: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 6: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 7: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 8: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 9: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 10: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 11: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 12: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 13: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 15: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 16: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 17: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 18: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 19: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 20: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 21: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 22: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 23: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 24: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 25: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 26: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 28: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 29: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 30: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 31: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 32: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 33: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 34: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 35: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 36: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 37: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 38: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 39: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 41: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 42: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 43: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 44: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 45: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 46: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 47: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 48: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 49: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 50: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 51: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 52: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 54: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 55: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 56: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 57: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 58: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 59: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 60: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 61: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 62: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 63: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 64: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 65: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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St Clare - slide show ckube Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 302 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 23, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 2: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 3: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 4: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 5: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 6: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 7: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 8: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 9: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 10: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 11: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 12: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 13: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 15: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 16: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 17: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 18: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 19: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 20: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 21: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 22: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 23: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 24: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 25: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 26: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 28: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 29: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 30: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 31: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 32: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 33: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 34: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 35: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 36: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 37: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 38: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 39: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 41: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 42: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 43: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 44: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 45: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 46: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 47: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 48: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 49: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 50: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 51: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 52: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed St. Clare of Assisi : St. Clare of Assisi Our Patroness Slide 54: Clare was a native of Assisi, Italy from a noble family Slide 55: Clare was born in 1193 died in 1253 canonized a saint in 1255 Slide 56: At age 18 Clare was inspired by a Lenten sermon of St. Francis of Assisi and ran away from home to join him Slide 57: St. Francis cut Clare’s hair and gave her a penitential cloak to wear Slide 58: Later Clare was joined in her ministry by her sister, Agnes and her mother, Ortolana Slide 59: Clare wore nothing on her feet, slept on the ground, abstained from meat and never spoke except by necessity Slide 60: Clare made fine linen corporals and cloths for the churches nearby Slide 61: Clare wished to always be the servant of servants Slide 62: Clare successfully defended her convent and the city of Assisi from the Saracen attackers by prostrating herself in front of the Blessed Sacrament Slide 63: Clare was sick for her last 27 years yet continued to help the poor She founded the Poor Clares (Order of Nuns) with a special devotion to the Eucharist Slide 64: At the time of her death while absolving Clare the Pope said “I wish that I had so little need of absolution.” Slide 65: St. Clare has been named the patron saint of Television because one Christmas she was too sick to go to Mass but she claimed to see Mass anyway from her bed