Saint Nicolette

“If there be a true way that leads to

the Everlasting Kingdom, it is most
certainly that of suffering, patiently
endured.”

Justine Bergancia - 01/26/17 – 6A

 About Her
 She was born on January 13, 1381, in
Corbie, Picardy, France

 She’s the patron saint of women who

want to have children, expectant
mothers, and sick children.

 Her feast day is March 6

 On September 17, 1402, she locked

herself in a room with only one
window so she could focus on prayer

 She received a vision where St.

Francis of Assisi told her to restore
the Rule of St. Clare

 She was known for her devotion to

Jesus Christ, as she fasted every
Friday, meditated on the Passion,
and after taking the Communion, she
would go into a religious trance

 She founded 17 convents, a

community of nuns

 She died on March 6, 1447 of old age

 Her Virtues
 She always praised Jesus, and
followed all of his laws.
o We can do the same by
praying to Jesus more than
just at school and at church.

 She never gave up: she spread the

message of holiness her whole life,
even as she was insulted and fought
against.
o We can be the same by not
giving up when faced with a
challenge.

 She was generous: at age 17, she gave

all of the money she had to the poor.
o We can be the same by
choosing kind, sharing with
our classmates, and helping
others in need.
 Why I Chose This Prayer to St.

Saint Nicolette

I originally chose this saint because she

Glorious Saint Nicolette,
shares my name, but after researching her, I
I beseech you

realized that she is an inspirational woman, through the burning love which

inflamed your heart for Jesus

and that she is someone that I can learn
in the Most Holy Sacrament,
from.
through the marvelous graces

with which He enriched you and

the loving compassion you did bear

to Him in His bitter sufferings,

obtain from Him for me

my requests...

which I hope to receive

through your powerful intercession.

Amen