Meet St. Elizabeth of Hungary! St. Elizabeth of Hungary (November 17th)

Patron of:hospitals, nurses, bakers, brides, the homeless, widows, lacemakers

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“How could I bear a crown of gold when the Lord bears a crown of thorns? And bears it for me!”

-St. Elizabeth of Hungary

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St.Elizabeth of Hungary was born into royalty and married the King, but she preferred spending her time with the poor of their kingdom. She was extremely generous. St. Elizabeth isholding bread, ready to take it to the needy. This princess saint knew that real treasure is stored in heaven, not on Earth! After her husband’s death, St. Elizabeth went on toopen a hospital for the poor, where she worked for the rest of her life.

Teach your children about the corporal works of mercy!Introduce the story of St. Elizabethusing the educational insert in the box.Encourage children to consider what the most important things in life are. St. Elizabeth was a wealthy princess but spent her money feeding and helping the poor. In God’s eyes all boys and girls are children of the King.Great for opening discussions about love, compassion, justice, charity, kindness, equality in God’s eyes and generosity.

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