St Bridget of Vadstena. From the Vadstena Blue Church/ Convent church (1430) after the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at the pilgrimage of the Catholic Diocese of Stockholm, Sweden on the 5th …More
St Bridget of Vadstena.
From the Vadstena Blue Church/ Convent church (1430) after the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at the pilgrimage of the Catholic Diocese of Stockholm, Sweden on the 5th September 2009. In the shrine are the relics of St Birgitta/St Bridget of Sweden, and her daughter S:t Catherine of Vadstena. The church belongs to the Church of Sweden, which still holds the relic of the only canonized saint of Sweden (which also is Patroness of Europe), which is quite unique being a lutheran church. S:t Bridget is also venerated by lutherans in Sweden, and there is the society of Societas Sanctæ Birgittæ, which want to follow her exampel, serve the Holy, Catholic and Apostolic church in Sweden and holds the general chapter on 23rd of July, day of her birthday.
From the Vadstena Blue Church/ Convent church (1430) after the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at the pilgrimage of the Catholic Diocese of Stockholm, Sweden on the 5th September 2009. In the shrine are the relics of St Birgitta/St Bridget of Sweden, and her daughter S:t Catherine of Vadstena. The church belongs to the Church of Sweden, which still holds the relic of the only canonized saint of Sweden (which also is Patroness of Europe), which is quite unique being a lutheran church. S:t Bridget is also venerated by lutherans in Sweden, and there is the society of Societas Sanctæ Birgittæ, which want to follow her exampel, serve the Holy, Catholic and Apostolic church in Sweden and holds the general chapter on 23rd of July, day of her birthday.
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