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Nine of St, Benedict's 10 miracles were: 1.) Raised back to life the farmer's son
2.) Mending of the broken tray
3.) Pitcher of wine with poison shattered
4.) Saving the boy Placid who nearly drowned
5.) Water springs out from the summit of a Mountain
6.) Empty sacks were filled with flour
7.) A raven took the poisoned bread
8.) St. Benedict saw his sister's soul on her way to Heaven
9.) He foretell the destruction of his monastery
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What saint had a sister named Scholastica and could perform miracles?
St. Benedict of Nursia is known to have had a sister named St. Scholastica. He is associated with performing miracles, including healing the sick and driving out demons. Both siblings are considered important figures in the development of Western monasticism.
What were Pope Benedict's miracles?
There have been 15 popes named Benedict and none of them are noted for miracles.
Did StScholastica do any miracles?
Yes, there are accounts of St. Scholastica performing miracles, such as the story of when she prayed for a storm to continue so that she could spend more time with her brother, St. Benedict, and the storm miraculously halted.
What is St. Benedict's full name?
Surnames were not used at the time of St. Benedict. He is known as Benedict of Nursia.
Who was St Benedict?
st Benedict was born in Italy and he was a monk
Did St. Benedict get married?
No, St. Benedict was never married.
Are Benedict of Narsia and St. Benedict the same people?
Yes, St. Benedict was also known as Benedict of Nursia or Narsia. Twin brother of St. Scholastica.
What is the name of St. Benedict's sister?
St. Scholastica is the twin sister of St. Benedict.
What was St. Benedict's job?
St. Benedict of Nursia was an abbot - the head of a monastery.
When was St Benedict's School created?
St Benedict's School was created in 1902.
Who is Pope Benedict named after?
St. Benedict and Pope Benedict XV.
Are St. Benedict and St. Benedictine the same people?
There is only a St. Benedict. The word "Benedictine" is an adjective or noun that describes the order of monks or nuns based on the Rule of St. Benedict.
