the women saints of the catholic church.?
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St. Theodosia & Companions\nd.303\nFeastday May 29\nA group of thirteen female martyrs who were supposedly slain at Caesarea, in Palestine. Theodosia was also the reputed mother of St. Procopius. \n\n \n \nSt. Madeline Sophie Barat\nd.\nFeastday May 25\nBorn at Joigny, Burgundy, France, on December 12, the daughter of a cooper, she was educated by her older brother Louis, who later became a priest and who imposed the strictest discipline and penances on her. On his recommendation, Father Varin, who planned to form an institute of women to teach girls, a female counter\n\n \n \n\nSt. Philomena\nd.1802\nFeastday \nLittle is known of her life, and the information was have was received by private revelation from her. Martyred at about age 14 in the early days of the Church. In 1802 the remains of a young woman were found in the catacomb of Saint Priscilla on the Via Salaria. It was covered by stones, the symbols on which indic\n\n \n \n\nSt. Julia Maria Ledóchowska\nd.b.1865 d.1939\nFeastday \nJulia Maria Ledóchowska was born in Austria in 1865, the daughter of a Polish count and a Swiss noblewoman. Her large family was a school of saints. Her uncle, Cardinal Mieczyslaw Ledóchowski, the Primate of Poland, was persecuted and imprisoned for his opposition to the policies of the Prussian Kulturkampf
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There is one here:\n\nhttp://www.catholic-forum.com/saints/ncd05230.htm\n\nGoogling Lazzaro Spallanzani and asking for images brings up\na few different ones.
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Yes there are Buddhist nuns.
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There are several:\n\nAgatha \nAlexius \nCamillus of Lellis \nCatherine of Alexandria \nCatherine of Siena \nJohn of God \nMargaret of Antioch \nRaphael the Archangel
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Catholics are christians.
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No.. there are two marys.. mary the mother of Jesus.. and Mary Magdalen.. the prostitute Jesus saved from getting killed by a mod..
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Women already rule over their own man's life.  I would agree women are perfect and they bleed every month like Chirst did on the cross.  They stop bleeding when they are creating another life like God.
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There's no such thing as a woman priest.\n\nYou're thinking of a priestess.
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Those who are called by God.
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our church gives roses to the women for their glorious womanhood as daughters of God, mothers of humanity and give talks about mother's love, charity, gentleness, long suffering and patience etc.
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Her name is the Hebrew Miriam\nBlessed Virgin Mary  \n... Blessed Virgin Mary | Catholic 101 St. Gemma Bl ... Although she is known by many names...Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church,Queen of Peace, Mother of God, Advocate ...catholicgirl.faithweb.com/blessed_virgin_mary
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the other two were women ?
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Women's literature\n\nWhile it is true that women in the medieval period were never accorded full equality with men (in fact, misogynist tracts abound, although many sects, such as the Cathars, afforded women greater status and rights), some women were able to use their skill with the written word to gain renown. Religious writing was the easiest avenue—women who would later be canonized as saints frequently published their reflections, revelations, and prayers. Much of what is known about women in the Middle Ages is known from the works of nuns such as Clare of Assisi, Bridget of Sweden, and Catherine of Siena.\n\nFrequently, however, the religious perspectives of women were held to be unorthodox by those in power, and the mystical visions of such authors as Julian of Norwich and Hildegard of Bingen provide insight into a part of the medieval experience less comfortable for the institutions that ruled Europe at the time. Women wrote influential texts in the secular realm as well—reflections on courtly love and society by Marie de France and Christine de Pizan continue to be studied for their glimpses of medieval society.\n\n\nThere are a couple of good links there.  Good luck!
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These website explains it all...I hope it helps.\n\nhttp://home.earthlink.net/~rickpen16/catholicmarriages/index.html
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female names.  adalgisa, beata, chiara, clelia, ginevra, lucia, marcia, paola, serena, viviana.\n\nmale names.  abbondio, ernesto, gualtiero, lucan, marco, matteo, nicodemo, ottavio, stefano, vincenzo.
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The Catechism of the Catholic Church states: \n\nThe Lord Jesus chose men to form the college of the twelve apostles, and the apostles did the same when they chose collaborators to succeed them in their ministry. \n\nThe Church recognizes herself to be bound by this choice made by the Lord himself. For this reason the ordination of women is not possible.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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St. Scholastica and St. Benedict were twins.\n\nWith love in Christ.