Margaret Sinclair (nun) - Wikipedia
Margaret Anne Sinclair, PCC (29 March 1900 – 24 November 1925), religious name Mary Francis of the Five Wounds, was a Scottish Catholic nun of the Colettine Poor Clares. She was declared venerable by Pope Paul VI on 6 February 1978.
The Venerable Margaret Sinclair
Aug 15, 2019 · Margaret belongs to the modern world – the world of mass industry, the movie theatre and the passing fancies of high street fashion. Her youthful face is captured on camera, not with Renaissance oils or Byzantine iconography. She is …
Venerable Margaret Sinclair - St Patrick's Church, Edinburgh
On 6th February 1965 Pope Paul VI declared that Margaret had practised the Christian virtues to a heroic degree, and she was given the title ‘The Venerable Margaret Sinclair’. A strong devotion to Margaret developed throughout the world, but especially in Scotland.
GALLERY: Venerable Margaret Sinclair Pilgrimage
Sep 17, 2023 · People gathered at St Patrick's in Edinburgh on Sunday for the Annual National Venerable Margaret Sinclair Pilgrimage. The event is to pray for the beatification of Margaret Sinclair (1900-1925), a woman who grew up in the Cowgate and attended St Patrick's Church. Margaret displayed an example of holiness amid the ordinariness of working class ...
New Video…Ven Margaret Sinclair - Redemptorists
See this new video about Scotland's only candidate for Canonisation, the Venerable Margaret Sinclair, otherwise known as Sister Mary Francis of the Five Wounds. The Redemptorists have been the Guardians of her Shrine in her church in Edinburgh, St. Patrick's .
The Venerable Margaret Sinclair 1900-25 - WEA) Lothian …
The Venerable Margaret Sinclair 1900-25 . The only modern Scottish woman to be considered for Sainthood . She was born the third of six children to Andrew Sinclair, a dustman with Edinburgh Corporation, and his wife Elizabeth. The family lived in a three-roomed third floor flat with a shared toilet at 13 Blackfriars Street.
24 Nov Venerable Margaret Sinclair - rockfordpoorclares.org
Nov 24, 2024 · Margaret Sinclair died on November 24, 1925, at the sanatorium praying, “Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I give you my heart and my soul.” Since her death a truly inspired devotion has developed toward her, especially in largely non-Catholic Scotland. Numerous favors and miracles have been attributed to her intercession.
Ven Margaret Sinclair
Margaret Sinclair, a Scottish working class girl, living in 1920's Edinburgh abandons a life of security to follow God’s calling. She dedicates her life to helping others even whilst she herself experiences unemployment, family trials and poverty.
Margaret Sinclair: From factory floor to miracle worker - The …
May 4, 2017 · Margaret Sinclair was venerated by Pope Paul VI in 1978, with his predecessor Pope John Paul II saying in June 1982: "Margaret Sinclair could well be described as one of God’s little ones...
THE STORY OF MARGARET SINCLAIR IN WORDS & PICTURES
Every autumn, people from all across Scotland - and beyond - gather in St Patrick's Church in Edinburgh's Cowgate for the annual pilgrimage to Venerable Margaret Sinclair's tomb. Many come seeking heavenly favours through Margaret's intercession.