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Veneration of Christina the Astonishing has never been formally approved by the Catholic Church, but there remains a strong . Thomas de Cantimpré, The Life of Christina the Astonishing.

Veneration of Christina the Astonishing has never been formally approved by the Catholic Church, but there remains a strong devotion to her in her native region of Limburg. Prayers are traditionally said to Christina to seek her intercession for millers, for those suffering from mental illness, and for mental health workers. Christina's story inspired the Nick Cave song "Christina the Astonishing", from the album Henry's Dream.

Thomas of Cantimpré (Latin: Thomās Cantimpratensis or Thomās Cantipratensis) (Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, 1201 – Leuven, 15 May 1272) was a Flemish Roman Catholic medieval writer, preacher.

Thomas of Cantimpré (Latin: Thomas Cantipratensis) (1201 – 15 May 1272) was a Roman . Jacques de Vitry and Margot H. King. The life of Marie d'Oignies. Toronto, Ont: Peregrina, 1989. pg 7. ^ "Book of Nature".

Thomas of Cantimpré (Latin: Thomas Cantipratensis) (1201 – 15 May 1272) was a Roman Catholic medieval writer, preacher, and theologian. World Digital Library. Retrieved 2013-08-30.

In book: Thomas of Cantimpré: The Collected Saints' Lives, p. 25-157. The author argues that the quotations from liturgical texts in the Life of Stephen of Perm are arranged as a coherent system associated with the yearly liturgical circle, and especially its Triodion part

In book: Thomas of Cantimpré: The Collected Saints' Lives, p. Cite this publication. The author argues that the quotations from liturgical texts in the Life of Stephen of Perm are arranged as a coherent system associated with the yearly liturgical circle, and especially its Triodion part. This fact is interesting not only for better understanding of the text but also for establishing of the chronology of some episodes.

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Thomas of Cantimpré (Latin: Thomas Cantipratensis) (1201 – 15 May 1272) was a Roman Catholic medieval writer . By an allegory on the life in a community of bees, he treats the conduct and duties of superiors and subjects. This work, which inspired many spiritual writers for many centuries, was printed at Deventer (before 1478), at Paris, and three times at Douai (1597, 1605, 1627). Vita Christinae virginis mirabilis dictae.

The Dominican Thomas of Cantimpré (c. 1200-c The Life of Abbot John of Cantimpré has been newly translated by Barbara . 1200-c. 1270) was a key figure in the 'evangelical awakening' of the thirteenth century. A prolific hagiographer, he lauded such diverse subjects as the abbot and apostolic preacher John of Cantimpré; the teenaged ascetic Margaret of Ypres, an urban recluse who died at twenty; Lutgard of Aywières, a Cistercian nun and mystic; and the theatrical, mentally troubled Christina 'the Astonishing' of Sint-Truiden. The Life of Abbot John of Cantimpré has been newly translated by Barbara Newman, who has also supplied a new introduction. The other three Lives are revised reprints from Margot H. King's Peregrina Translations Series.

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