Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity was a French nun and religious writer. She was born Élisabeth Catez in the military camp of Avord in the district of Farges-en-Septaine. Her parents were Captain Joseph and Marie (Rolland) Catez. Elizabeth was the first born of her family. She had a terrible temper that could never be controlled very well. When Elizabeth was seven years old, her father died unexpectedly.
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- Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity was a French nun and religious writer. She was born Élisabeth Catez in the military camp of Avord in the district of Farges-en-Septaine. Her parents were Captain Joseph and Marie (Rolland) Catez. Elizabeth was the first born of her family. She had a terrible temper that could never be controlled very well. When Elizabeth was seven years old, her father died unexpectedly. After receiving her First Holy Communion in 1891 Elizabeth became more controlled and had a deeper understanding of God and the world. She also gained a profound understanding of the Trinity. Elizabeth visited the sick and sang in the church choir. She taught religion to children who worked in factories. Soon after, Elizabeth began to be interested in entering the Discalced Carmelites, although her mother strongly suggested her not to. Men had asked for Elizabeth's hand in marriage, but she declined, because her dream was to enter the Carmelite monastery that was located 200 meters from her home in Dijon. Elizabeth entered the Dijon Carmel on August 2, 1901. She said, "I find Him everywhere while doing the wash as well as while praying. " Her time in the Carmel had some high times as well as some very low times. Today, we know about all that she felt and experienced in her writings. She wrote down when she felt she needed a richer understanding of God’s great love. At the end of her life, she began to call herself Laudem Gloriæ. Elizabeth had wanted to be called that in Heaven because it means "praise of glory". She said, "I think that in Heaven my mission will be to draw souls by helping them to go out of themselves in order to cling to God by a wholly simple and loving movement, and to keep them in this great silence within which will allow God to communicate Himself to them and to transform them into Himself. " Elizabeth died at the age of 26 from Addison's disease, which in the early 20th century had no cure. Even though her death was unbearable, Elizabeth still accepted that God gave her that gift and was grateful. Her last words were, "I am going to Light, to Love, to Life!" Elizabeth was beatified by Pope John Paul II on November 25, 1984. Her feast day is November 8. Her best-known prayer is "Holy Trinity Whom I Adore", which she wrote out of her love of the Trinity. Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity is a patron saint of illness, sick people and loss of parents.
- Elisabeth von der heiligsten Dreifaltigkeit - eigentlich Élisabeth Catez war Karmelitin und Mystikerin. Élisabeth (Sabeth) Catez, die Tochter eines französischen Hauptmanns, wurde am 22. Juli 1880 getauft. Schon als Mädchen war sie von auffallend tiefer Frömmigkeit, wurde zunächst aber Pianistin. Mit 21 Jahren trat sie dem Orden der Unbeschuhten Karmelitinnen in Dijon bei und nahm zur Einkleidung den Ordensnamen Elisabeth von der heiligsten Dreifaltigkeit an. Im Karmel von Dijon-Flavignerot fand sie die Erfüllung ihres Lebensgrundsatzes: „Leben wir mit Gott wie mit einem Freund, haben wir lebendigen Glauben, um durch alles hindurch mit ihm vereinigt zu sein”. Nach dem Noviziat legte sie am 11. Januar 1903 ihre Gelübde ab. Ihr Gebet „Elevation à la Trinité” schrieb sie am Abend des 21. November 1904. Es gilt als eines der schönsten Gebete der Christenheit. Elisabeth von der heiligsten Dreifaltigkeit starb im Alter von 26 Jahren an der Addison-Krankheit. Ihre Reliquien werden in der Kirche St. Michel in Dijon verehrt. Im Karmel von Dijon-Flavignerot ist ihre frühere Zelle und ein kleines Museum mit Erinnerungsstücken zu besichtigen. Am 25. November 1984 wurde sie von Papst Johannes Paul II. seliggesprochen. Ihr Gedenktag ist der 8. November.
- Blahoslavená Alžběta od Nejsvětější Trojice byla francouzská bosá karmelitánka a autorka duchovních spisů.
- la Bienheureuse Élisabeth de la Trinité (née Élisabeth Catez) est une religieuse française, carmélite. Elle est béatifiée par Jean-Paul II
- Nacque (col nome di Elisabeth Catez) nel campo militare di Avor, nel distretto francese di Farges-en-Septaine, primogenita del capitano Joseph Catez e da Marie Rolland. Il padre di Elisabeth morì improvvisamente quando lei aveva sette anni. La piccola "Sabeth", come la chiamavano chi la conosceva aveva un temperamento fin troppo vivace. Dopo aver ricevuto la prima comunione nel 1891, Elizabeth si fece più moderata ed aperta al rapporto con Dio (soprattutto con la Trinità) e con il mondo. Cominciò a prestare servizio nel coro parrocchiale e a fare gesti di carità concreta, quale l'assistenza ai malati e insegnare il catechismo ai bambini che lavoravano in fabbrica. Presto Elisabeth, nonostante la forte opposizione materna, e rifiutando numerose proposte di matrimonio, seguì la vocazione che la invitava ad entrare fra le Carmelitane scalze, nel monastero che si trovava a duecento metri dalla sua abitazione a Digione. Elizabeth entrò nel Carmelo di Digione il 2 agosto 1901, prendendo il nome di Elisabetta della Trinità. Disse: « Trovo il Signore ovunque, tanto facendo il bucato quanto stando raccolta in preghiera. » Come in tutte le esperienze di spiritualità, momenti di grande fervore si alternavano a periodi di estrema aridità. Elisabetta nei suoi scritti tenne un resoconto della sua articolata situazione spirituale. Alla fine della sua vita, cominciò a riferirsi a se stessa come Laudem Gloriæ; la dolce Sabeth voleva essere una continua "Lode di gloria" per il Signore. Questo nuovo nome che si era data era legato al rapporto che lei stessa veva instaurato con S. Paolo, sua guida illuminativa sulle strade del Signore. S. Paolo ripete per due volte nelle lettere agli Efesini. Soleva dire: « Io penso che in Paradiso la mia missione sarà di condurre le anime oltre se stesse, al fine di slanciarsi a Dio con un movimento semplice d'amore, e di mantenerle in quel fertile silenzio che permette a Dio di comunicare Se stesso a loro e di trasformarle in Lui. » Elisabetta della Trinità morì a ventisei anni in seguito al morbo di Addison, che all'inizio del XX secolo non era ancora curabile. Benché la sua morte fosse sicura, Elisabetta non si scoraggiò; anzi, accettò di buon grado quello che - diceva lei - era un grande dono. Le sue ultime parole furono: « Vado verso la Luce, l'Amore, la Vita! » Fu beatificata da Giovanni Paolo II il 25 novembre 1984. La sua preghiera più nota è "Mio Dio Trinità che adoro", preghiera in cui profuse il suo amore alla Trinità. Elisabetta della Trinità è una dei patroni dei malati e degli orfani.
- 三位一体のエリザベト（さんみいったいのエリザベト、Elisabeth de La Trinité, 1880年7月18日 - 1906年11月9日）はカルメル会修道女、福者。本名エリザベート・カテー（Élisabeth Catez）。
- De Zalige Elisabeth van de Drievuldigheid, eig. Elisabeth Catez was een Franse religieuze. Catez was de dochter van een legerkapitein, die vroeg stierf. Zij was een aantrekkelijk en getalenteerd meisje. Zij was ook een begaafd pianiste. Tegen de wil van haar moeder, trad Elsiabeth in 1901 in in een klooster van ongeschoeide karmelietessen in Dijon. Omdat zij had af te rekenen met perioden van depressie, twijfelde haar geestelijk directeur aan haar roeping. Elisabeth voleindigde niettemin haar noviciaat en deed in 1903 haar eeuwige geloften. Zij werd een geestelijk leidsvrouw voor velen en liet een grote verzameling brieven en bezinningsgidsen na. Op 21 november 1904 beleeft Elisabeth een uitzonderlijke genadedag. Met al haar medezusters heeft ze haar geloften hernieuwd op dit feest van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Presentatie. Een onweerstaanbare genadewerking voert haar mee naar de Drievuldigheid. Teruggekeerd in haar kloostercel schrijft ze op een eenvoudig blaadje van een notitieboekje in één pennentrek en praktisch zonder doorhalingen, haar beroemde zielsverheffing tot de H. Drievuldigheid, beschouwd als één der mooiste gebeden uit de christelijke traditie. Zij stierf in 1906 aan de ziekte van Addison. Elisabeth werd door paus Johannes Paulus II in 1984 zalig verklaard. Haar gedenkdag is op 8 november.
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- Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity was a French nun and religious writer. She was born Élisabeth Catez in the military camp of Avord in the district of Farges-en-Septaine. Her parents were Captain Joseph and Marie (Rolland) Catez. Elizabeth was the first born of her family. She had a terrible temper that could never be controlled very well. When Elizabeth was seven years old, her father died unexpectedly.
- Elisabeth von der heiligsten Dreifaltigkeit - eigentlich Élisabeth Catez war Karmelitin und Mystikerin. Élisabeth (Sabeth) Catez, die Tochter eines französischen Hauptmanns, wurde am 22. Juli 1880 getauft. Schon als Mädchen war sie von auffallend tiefer Frömmigkeit, wurde zunächst aber Pianistin. Mit 21 Jahren trat sie dem Orden der Unbeschuhten Karmelitinnen in Dijon bei und nahm zur Einkleidung den Ordensnamen Elisabeth von der heiligsten Dreifaltigkeit an.
- Blahoslavená Alžběta od Nejsvětější Trojice byla francouzská bosá karmelitánka a autorka duchovních spisů.
- la Bienheureuse Élisabeth de la Trinité (née Élisabeth Catez) est une religieuse française, carmélite. Elle est béatifiée par Jean-Paul II
- Nacque (col nome di Elisabeth Catez) nel campo militare di Avor, nel distretto francese di Farges-en-Septaine, primogenita del capitano Joseph Catez e da Marie Rolland. Il padre di Elisabeth morì improvvisamente quando lei aveva sette anni. La piccola "Sabeth", come la chiamavano chi la conosceva aveva un temperamento fin troppo vivace. Dopo aver ricevuto la prima comunione nel 1891, Elizabeth si fece più moderata ed aperta al rapporto con Dio (soprattutto con la Trinità) e con il mondo.
- 三位一体のエリザベト（さんみいったいのエリザベト、Elisabeth de La Trinité, 1880年7月18日 - 1906年11月9日）はカルメル会修道女、福者。本名エリザベート・カテー（Élisabeth Catez）。
- De Zalige Elisabeth van de Drievuldigheid, eig. Elisabeth Catez was een Franse religieuze. Catez was de dochter van een legerkapitein, die vroeg stierf. Zij was een aantrekkelijk en getalenteerd meisje. Zij was ook een begaafd pianiste. Tegen de wil van haar moeder, trad Elsiabeth in 1901 in in een klooster van ongeschoeide karmelietessen in Dijon. Omdat zij had af te rekenen met perioden van depressie, twijfelde haar geestelijk directeur aan haar roeping.
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