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A bedridden Saint Rafqa and a companion nun, before her death in 1914. Rafqa Pietra Chobok (Arabic: رفقا بطرسيّة شبق , June 29, 1832 - March 23, 1914), also known as Saint Rafka and Saint Rebecca, was a Lebanese Maronite nun who was canonized by Pope John Paul II on June 10, 2001.. She is a patron of lost parents and the sick.
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Feast Day is celebrated on March 23. St Rafqa Biography She was also known as: Agnes Anissa Boutrosiya Boutrossieh Boutrossieh Ar-Rayes Lily of Himlaya Little Flower of Lebanon Petra Petronilla Pierette Purple Rose Rafka Rafka Al Rayes Rafqa Shabaq al-Rayes Rebecca Rebecca Pierrette Ar-Rayes
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1832 - 1914 Feast day: March 23 Full name: Rafqa Pietra Choboq Ar-Rayès Saint Rafqa, also know as Saint Rebecca, was born in Hemlaya, in Matn District, Lebanon on June 29, 1832. She was the only child of her parents, Saber El-Choboq El-Rayess and Rafqa Gemayel. She was baptized on July 7, 1832 and named Boutroussieh.
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Let St. Patrick guide you in these ways this Lent! St. Rafqa. Feast day March 23. St. Rafqa lived in Lebanon in 1800s and died there in 1914. She was an only child and a cradle Catholic! Unfortunately, tragedy struck early in her life when her mother died when she was only seven. Many difficulties followed for Rafqa and her father.
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Saint Rafqa Saint Rafqa, also known as Saint Rebecca, was born in Lebanon on June 29, 1832. She was the only child of her parents. She was baptized on July 7, 1832 and named Boutroussieh. Her parents were devout Christians and taught her daily prayers.
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Saint Rebecca Pierrette Ar-Rayes: also known as Saint Rafka, was born in Lebanon in 1832. She was the only child born to her parents and at the age of 6, her mother passed away. Her father re-married and Rebecca did not get along with her stepmother. At 11, she got a job as a maid and at 14, told her father that she wished to become a nun.
Today (23rd) is the Feast of St. Rafqa Pietra Choboq ArRayès, a Maronite Baldite Nun known for
The Novena of Saint Rafqa Mass Schedule إحتفالات Sunday and Feast Days: 8:00 AM; 10:00 AM; 11:30 AM & 4:30 PM and 5:30 PM Daily Masses 6:30 AM : Prayer of the morning 5:30 PM : Prayer of the evening Procession with the Relics of Saint Rafqa Every 10th of month 5:30 PM : winter time 5.30 PM : Summer time followed by a Mass Donation
The Canonization of Saint Rafqa The Asian Age Online, Bangladesh
1. In the Monastery of St. Simon el-Qarn in Aito (1871-1897) While living in Maad, and following a crisis in her congregation, Rafqa sought divine guidance. Entering at St. George's Church, she prayed for help. Once again, she heard the Lord's voice confirming her call to religious life.
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Under obedience to her superior Rebecca worked on an autobiography near the end of her life. She died at the age of 82, and her grave is credited with many miracles. St. Rafqa is a Catholic Maronite saint canonized by Pope St. John Paul II in 2001. She is the patron of sick people, bodily ills, and loss of parents. Her feast day is March 23rd.
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Novena of Saint Rafqa DAY ONE In the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Glory to God, the Father who called Rafqa to the Holy Monastic life and was for her a father and a mother. Worship to the Son, who made her a disciple of sufferings and redemptions. Thanks to the Holy Spirit, who strengthened her patience and perseverance .
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The news of her miracles spread, people came from everywhere to Rafqa's tomb, asking for some soil, in order to get the blessing of curing. 1905-1914: - She crawled, miraculously, to the church on the feast day of the Blessed Sacrament. - She asked to see for an hour, and she enjoyed seeing the sisters and the monastery.
Saint Rafqa's Hymns & Procession تراتيل طلبة وزيّاح القديسة رفقا YouTube
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St Raymond's Parish Adoration Feast of St Rafqa YouTube
Saint Rafqa was born in Himlaya, one of the villages of Northern Metn near Bikfaya, on June 29, 1832. She was the only child of Saber El-Choboq Al Rayess and Rafqa Gemayel. On July 7, 1832, she was baptized and named Boutroussieh. Her parents taught her to love God and pray daily.
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St. Rafqa — Catholic Apostolate Center Feast Days St. Rafqa Mar 23 St. Rafqa Pietra Chobok was known for her personal piety as a Lebanese Maronite nun. From a young age, she knew she wanted to be a nun, and when she was thirty, she officially joined the Mariamette Sisters.
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Following a year of postulancy, Rafqa received the habit of her congregation on the feast of St. Joseph, March 19, 1861. A year later, she pronounced her first vows. Rafqa in the Congregation of the Mariamettes (1859-1871) Along with sister Mary Gemayel, Rafqa was assigned to work in the Jesuit-run seminary in Ghazir.