I had known about St.Agnes and her story made me name my kid sister the name Agnes. May St.Agnes always intercede for her,her lone daughter,2 grannies and a great granny. Happy Feast Day my sister's Saint and my sister. Thanks.
These videos are beautiful. I do wish they had continued with this project. Excellent quality, captivating story telling. I look forward to playing the stories of St. Anges and St. Steven every year during our saint of the day studies.
Dearest St Agnes powerful patron of hair growth please Bless my hair to grow thicker, darker, longer and curly . The Lord said a woman hair is her glory, Please 🙏🏼 Give me my glory back forever St Agnes Most powerful patron of hair growth, I pray my hair come back so so thick and curly and long like it once was. PLEASE HEAR my cry and Prayers in Jesus most Powerful name amen 🙏🏼
Me too. I was gang raped when I was seventeen and raped and sodomised with a knife and the story of Saint agnes always has an inspiring impact on me. I am still coming to terms with what happened to me twelve years later but I'm slowly healing. The worst part for me is that the wounds I suffered internally have left me unable to have kids
Hi Kerrie, I’ve been meaning to respond to your comment and I wasn’t sure exactly what to say. But, I want to just thank you for sharing and for being open about your experience. I pray that your story will continue to bring hope of healing and inspire women that have suffered the same. God bless you.
🙏🙏🙏Hi my name is Agnes.I'm very much Thankfully for your teaching,because i've since stop using my name,i've even took it out from my I D Book.I'm now using my African name Khabonina,because i didn't know the mining of my name Agnes and it was not a popular name but from what I've heard about the story of Agnes.I'm highly impressed.I'm even thinking of going back to home Affairs and ask them to please add my name Agnes.From my smartcard.And the's lots and lots of similarities between me and the late Agnes.I've got long, very,very long dreadlocks and I'm a born again Christian.My dear you have made my day.🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ Stay as sweet as you are.
I am proud to called Agnes. The sisters prayed for my mother for the intercession of all the saints around her due date so the day you come out is your patron saint!
there is no death, she went back home to be with Our Father in Heavens. That was her mission on this Earth and it was fulfilled. She is very happy now.
The main account I read was the Golden Legend written in the 1200s I think, so nearly 900 years later, so not exactly a contemporary account. She was killed under the Emperor Diocletian, one of the first written reference to her is also in the 300s by Saint Ambrose who writes she was 12, seems to say she was small, she was executed in front of a crowd and there's a hint of some kind of marital rejection. The site of her supposed execution is a church now in Piaza Navona, under the ground you can see ancient remains built in her honour but its closed to the public after flooding in 1893, they are trying to raise money to restore and reopen it. I don't know where that part comes from though. You are better off visiting her catacombs and the church built above it, the guide was really good. There's also a slab from the 300s I think of her and a stone carving of her there, probably the earliest known image of her, I don't know the date but it looked Roman. For a historian contemporary accounts and items are key when deciding if a text is true or not. The existence of Perpetua and Felicity is not disputed by historians because of the contemporary account. For a legendary figure though like King Arthur it's more doubtful because the first mention of him comes in texts from the 800s to 1100s so a long time after he is meant to have lived.
Let me get this straught we as Christians believe that 3 men were being burned and lived St John was boiled and lived but Jesus wouldnt save a martyr who swore her life to purity? Look if you dont believe it I cant blame you, but lets not say it sounds like mythology in actuality it sounds like a conglomeration of Bible stories
@@joelancon7231the main story I've read is from the Golden Legend written in the 1200s I think, so nearly 900 years later, so not exactly a contemporary account. She was killed under the Emperor Diocletian, one of the first written reference to her is also in the 300s by Saint Ambrose who writes she was 12, seems to say she was small, she was executed in front of a crowd and there's a hint of some kind of marital rejection. The site of her execution is a church now in Piaza Navona, under the ground you can see ancient remains built in her honour but its closed to the public after flooding in 1893, they are trying to raise money to restore and reopen it. There's also a slab from the 300s I think of her and a stone carving of her there. For a historian contemporary accounts and items are key when deciding if a text is true or not. The existence of Perpetua and Felicity is not disputed by historians because of the contemporary account. For a legendary figure though like King Arthur it's more doubtful because the first mention of him comes in texts from the 800s to 1100s so a long time after he is meant to have lived.
@@joelancon7231 in the accounts of the saints the official usually dreams up some cruel and elaborate form of execution which doesn't work, so in the end they just die by the sword.
Some of what we know actually is probably factual. Died on 21 January around 304 or 305, stabbed in the neck, buried on Via Nomentana, her tomb became a place of pilgrimage not just for her family members but other Christians, she was 12 or 13 at most, a 4th century church was built over her tomb and a 4th century slab image of her was rediscovered in 1885. Her bones were found in the 1600s still under the altar when they were placed in a silver casket and kept there until 1901 when this casket was rediscovered.
I had known about St.Agnes and her story made me name my kid sister the name Agnes.
May St.Agnes always intercede for her,her lone daughter,2 grannies and a great granny.
Happy Feast Day my sister's Saint and my sister. Thanks.
After reading Saint Agnes story, I choose Agnes name as my Baptist name! Agnes Ernie 💖
These videos are beautiful. I do wish they had continued with this project. Excellent quality, captivating story telling. I look forward to playing the stories of St. Anges and St. Steven every year during our saint of the day studies.
St Agnes, pray 4us!
Dearest St Agnes powerful patron of hair growth please Bless my hair to grow thicker, darker, longer and curly . The Lord said a woman hair is her glory, Please 🙏🏼 Give me my glory back forever St Agnes Most powerful patron of hair growth, I pray my hair come back so so thick and curly and long like it once was. PLEASE HEAR my cry and Prayers in Jesus most Powerful name amen 🙏🏼
St. Agnes is so pretty. I love her so much.😍😍😍😚😚😚😘😘😘😙😙😙😗😗😗🙏
Leanne Leonidas Dude, she’s only 13.
@@Zoe-cl7eo she was 12 according to Saint Ambrose.
We don't actually know what she looked like, other than a stone carving thought to be of her inside her church on the stairs.
My Patron saint pray for me.
I wish there were more videos like this
Don't mind me, just a 11-year-old Catholic passing through
So beautiful
I'm Agnes and a Christian just like her
I love u St agnes and thanks for the video coz where retelling a story on our fists day of st Agnes
Her life is the message to entire humankind
I love st agnes so so so much
Me too. I was gang raped when I was seventeen and raped and sodomised with a knife and the story of Saint agnes always has an inspiring impact on me. I am still coming to terms with what happened to me twelve years later but I'm slowly healing. The worst part for me is that the wounds I suffered internally have left me unable to have kids
Hi Kerrie, I’ve been meaning to respond to your comment and I wasn’t sure exactly what to say. But, I want to just thank you for sharing and for being open about your experience. I pray that your story will continue to bring hope of healing and inspire women that have suffered the same. God bless you.
🙏🙏🙏Hi my name is Agnes.I'm very much Thankfully for your teaching,because i've since stop using my name,i've even took it out from my I D Book.I'm now using my African name Khabonina,because i didn't know the mining of my name Agnes and it was not a popular name but from what I've heard about the story of Agnes.I'm highly impressed.I'm even thinking of going back to home Affairs and ask them to please add my name Agnes.From my smartcard.And the's lots and lots of similarities between me and the late Agnes.I've got long, very,very long dreadlocks and I'm a born again Christian.My dear you have made my day.🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ Stay as sweet as you are.
I am proud to called Agnes. The sisters prayed for my mother for the intercession of all the saints around her due date so the day you come out is your patron saint!
So so kind🙏🏼😻💓💓💓🌈🎀💎🙏🏼🙏🏻🙏🏼😻🙏🏼🙏🏻
A message to all be faithful God will protect u
Such a tragedy that she died at the age of 13
there is no death, she went back home to be with Our Father in Heavens. That was her mission on this Earth and it was fulfilled. She is very happy now.
She was 12 according to Ambrose, Augustine thought she was 13.
My name is Agnes 🙂
do more, please :)
The main account I read was the Golden Legend written in the 1200s I think, so nearly 900 years later, so not exactly a contemporary account.
She was killed under the Emperor Diocletian, one of the first written reference to her is also in the 300s by Saint Ambrose who writes she was 12, seems to say she was small, she was executed in front of a crowd and there's a hint of some kind of marital rejection. The site of her supposed execution is a church now in Piaza Navona, under the ground you can see ancient remains built in her honour but its closed to the public after flooding in 1893, they are trying to raise money to restore and reopen it. I don't know where that part comes from though.
You are better off visiting her catacombs and the church built above it, the guide was really good. There's also a slab from the 300s I think of her and a stone carving of her there, probably the earliest known image of her, I don't know the date but it looked Roman.
For a historian contemporary accounts and items are key when deciding if a text is true or not. The existence of Perpetua and Felicity is not disputed by historians because of the contemporary account.
For a legendary figure though like King Arthur it's more doubtful because the first mention of him comes in texts from the 800s to 1100s so a long time after he is meant to have lived.
I feel so bad😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😓😓😓😓😓😓😓😥😥😥😥😥😰😰 where Saint Agnes
Wow
St Agnes pray for my daughter
wooooow
St. Agnes, The evidence of solid mind.
What do you mean that other Gods are dust and ashes
He means that any other gods that the people worship are dust and ashes because they aren't real and he saw the one true God in heaven.
No God is dust and ashes
I study in St Agnes high school
How can you say someones god that they are dust and ashes and someone who is saying this you believe to that person she is holy
Quite sounds like mythology to me...oh wait...Roman Catholic. Make sense!
Let me get this straught we as Christians believe that 3 men were being burned and lived St John was boiled and lived but Jesus wouldnt save a martyr who swore her life to purity? Look if you dont believe it I cant blame you, but lets not say it sounds like mythology in actuality it sounds like a conglomeration of Bible stories
@@joelancon7231the main story I've read is from the Golden Legend written in the 1200s I think, so nearly 900 years later, so not exactly a contemporary account.
She was killed under the Emperor Diocletian, one of the first written reference to her is also in the 300s by Saint Ambrose who writes she was 12, seems to say she was small, she was executed in front of a crowd and there's a hint of some kind of marital rejection. The site of her execution is a church now in Piaza Navona, under the ground you can see ancient remains built in her honour but its closed to the public after flooding in 1893, they are trying to raise money to restore and reopen it.
There's also a slab from the 300s I think of her and a stone carving of her there.
For a historian contemporary accounts and items are key when deciding if a text is true or not. The existence of Perpetua and Felicity is not disputed by historians because of the contemporary account.
For a legendary figure though like King Arthur it's more doubtful because the first mention of him comes in texts from the 800s to 1100s so a long time after he is meant to have lived.
@@joelancon7231 in the accounts of the saints the official usually dreams up some cruel and elaborate form of execution which doesn't work, so in the end they just die by the sword.
Some of what we know actually is probably factual.
Died on 21 January around 304 or 305, stabbed in the neck, buried on Via Nomentana, her tomb became a place of pilgrimage not just for her family members but other Christians, she was 12 or 13 at most, a 4th century church was built over her tomb and a 4th century slab image of her was rediscovered in 1885. Her bones were found in the 1600s still under the altar when they were placed in a silver casket and kept there until 1901 when this casket was rediscovered.