Global InformationColumba Schonath information
Servant of God Maria Columba Schonath OP | |
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| Born | Maria Anna Schonath 11 December 1730 Burgellern, Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany |
| Died | 3 March 1787 (aged 56) Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany |
Maria Columba Schonath (11 December 1730 – 3 March 1787) was a German member of the Order of Preachers, stigmatist and mystic. She belonged to the convent Heilig Grab in Bamberg.[1][2][3] Her cause for beatification has been opened in 1999.[4][5]
- ^ Hilarius Barth: Maria Columba Schonath, in: Georg Schwaiger (ed.): Bavaria Sancta. Zeugen christlichen Glaubens in Bayern. 1969. Volume 3. Pustet-Verlag, Regensburg 1973, ISBN 3-7917-0368-4 , pp. 404–422.
- ^ Markus Huck: Passionsmystik der Schwester Maria Columba Schonath OP aus dem Heilig-Grab-Kloster in Bamberg Benedict Press, Münsterschwarzach 1987.
- ^ Franz Xaver Kohlschein (ed.): Columba Schonath (1730-1787): Berichte und Visionen einer Mystikerin aus dem Bamberger Dominikanerinnen-Kloster (Studien zur Bamberger Bistumsgeschichte). Erzbistum Bamberg 2008, ISBN 978-3-9808138-7-7 (Studies on the History of the Bamberg Diocese 4).
- ^ "1787". Hagiography Circle.
- ^ "Gottselige Maria Columba Schonath, stigmatisierte Jungfrau aus dem Dominikanerorden, + 3.3.1787 - Gedenktag: 3. März". heiligen-legende.de.