Yes, when she was 13 she heard the voices of St. Michael, St. Margaret, and St. Catherine. They told her that she needed to help the King of France, Charles VII, and help him reclaim the French land that was taken over by the English. She also heard the voice of God who told her to fight in war with the French and help them win (France was losing many battles and soldiers then)
suggest you sample the Knight-Kit line of Walkie-talkies made in Chicago. the pun is obvious, surely she would have used one if available in her time. Somebody propped one of these sets up on a Joan of Arc statue in a Chicago park- so the story goes and started broadcasting in French- must of been a good Halloween Prank. The Knight kit was one of the first commercially popular walkie-talkies, sold in kit form.
Joan of Arc always believed that she heard the Voice of God, and sometimes the Saints, speaking to her directly. She claimed that these Heavenly Voices told her that it was her Duty to liberate France from the English occupation and restore the King to his rightful position. She displayed a deep conviction in the validity of these voices, and was able to convince the King and Senior Nobles (eventually) to involve her in their operations. She rapidly became a Talisman and helped France win the war - all because of these Voices.
Joan received messages from God through Saint Michael the Archangel, Saint Catherine of Alexandria and Saint Margaret of Antioch.
It was at the age of thirteen and a half, in the summer of 1425, that Joan first began to hear supernatural voices.
Joan of Arc had visions and voices when she was about thirteen
It eventually lead her to the Dauphin and being allowed to lead the French army to victories over the British.
13-16 years old i believe, most likely around 13.
SHE WAS 14
No, she was not schizophrenic.
Joan of Arc
They told her to drive out the English from France and bring to Dauphin the Reims for his coronation.The voices told Joan of Arc to find the Dauphin and crown him as the King of France, and then lead his armies against the British, in order to liberate France.
Because she expressed them and did not hold them in. She was not afraid.
Joan of Arc sacrificed her life to save her country, as well as others. She also gave up her childhood (13+) to prepare for the journey and adventure the voices had given her.
No, Joan of Arc was not a 'tart.'
In her father's garden...I think... :(
Joan began receiving visions in 1424 at the age of 12, and continued receiving visions until she died in 1431.
Joan of Arc
Inner voices, which were said to come from God influenced Joan of Arc. She believed that it was God who spoke to her.
No, she was not. She could see & she could hear.
When Joan thirteen or fourteen, she heard voices and believed that she saw the saints. Joan took the voices as a calling to her holy life and came to believe that it was her mission to deliver France from the English.
Jean de Arc, known in English as Joan of Arc.
After leading the French to victory in the Hundred Year's War in 1429, Joan of Arc was captured in 1430 by England's allies, the Burgundians. The Burgundians turned Joan over to the English, where she was put on trial that same year for heresy and witchcraft because she claimed to hear voices and have visions. On May 30, 1431, she was burned at the stake by Church authorites.
Joan of Arc was different from other women because she claimed to hear the voice of God. Also dressed as men.
They told her to drive out the English from France and bring to Dauphin the Reims for his coronation.The voices told Joan of Arc to find the Dauphin and crown him as the King of France, and then lead his armies against the British, in order to liberate France.
she started hearing voices at 13 so around then
Because she expressed them and did not hold them in. She was not afraid.