Blessed Leopoldina Naudet
(1773-1834)
Died aged 61
Wikidata WikipediaLeopoldina Naudet (31 May 1773 - 17 August 1834) was an Italian Roman Catholic of both French and Austrian origins. She was a professed religious of the now-extinct Congregation of Dilette of Jesus and served as the foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Verona. Naudet served in the court of Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor and after his death served his daughter Maria Anna who became an abbess and professed religious alongside Naudet and her sister. Naudet was noted for her strong devotion to the education of females and assigned her order to the moral and civic education of all girls in Verona where her order was based in. She focused on religious values in the curriculum that her order provided and also devoted herself to the precepts of her order that would receive papal approval months before her death. She was proclaimed to be Venerable on 6 July 2007 after Pope Benedict XVI recognized that Naudet had lived a model life of heroic virtue. Pope Francis approved a miracle attributed to her intercession on 21 December 2016 and her beatification was celebrated on 29 April 2017 in Verona.
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Beata Leopoldina Naudet (Firenze, 31 Maggio 1778-Verona. 17 Agosto 1834). Fondatrice delle Sorelle della Sacra Famiglia, Leopoldina Naudet, l'8 Marzo 1831, passava dal convento delle Terese al Monastero di San Domenico al Corso per continuare la sua opera educativa con meraviglia diceva: "ho comprato un sito a Verona dove, anche d'inverno, pare primavera". Verona 29 Aprile 2017, beatificazione di Madre Leopoldina
English translation: Blessed Leopoldina Naudet (Florence, 31 May 1778-Verona. 17 August 1834). Founder of the Sisters of the Holy Family, Leopoldina Naudet, on March 8, 1831, passed from the Terese convent to the Monastery of San Domenico al Corso to continue her educational work with wonder she said: “I bought a site in Verona where, even in winter, it seems spring”. Verona April 29, 2017, beatification of Mother Leopoldina [AWS Translate]
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