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Blessed Johanna Of Cáceres

Blessed

Post-Congregation

Feast Day

8-Dec

Born

14th century Spain

Died

Murdered in front of the convent chapal altar by marauding soldiers on 8 December 1383 in Cáceres, Spain

Biography

Blessed Johanna of Cáceres, also known as Johanna of Saint Benedict, was a Benedictine Cistercian nun who lived in the 14th century in Cáceres, a city in western Spain. Born around this time, Johanna entered the convent of Saint Benedict at a very young age and remained there for the entirety of her life.

Cause for Canonization

Beatified

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