Famous Catholic Figure Bronze Elizabeth of Hungary Sculpture

Elizabeth of Hungary was one of the early members of the Third Franciscan Church

Elizabeth of Hungary is the daughter of Hungarian King Andre II, the wife of Louis IV of Turingen, the earl of Turingen, and a highly respected Catholic saint. She was one of the early members of the Third Franciscan Church and was regarded as its patron saint by the organization. From the beginning of her life, she had the responsibility of becoming a member of the royal family. She married at the age of 14 and became a widow at the age of 20. Later, she sent the child away and took back the dowry, and used it to establish a hospital where she served the patients. After her death, she became one of the symbols of Christian religious charity, and was consecrated on May 25, 1235. Elizabeth continued to live a life of prayer and service to the poor. Ludwig is now one of the rulers of Thuringia, supporting Elizabeth’s religious activities, even though she is a member of the royal court. She began to live a simple life, practicing asceticism and devoting herself to charity. She used her royal status to advance her charitable mission. Nowadays, bronze Elizabeth of Hungary sculpture is popular with many people.

Bronze Elizabeth of Hungary sculpture

The story of Elizabeth is one of many stories that connect Christian saints with roses

Elizabeth’s life is full of love and confidence. However, the tragedy occurred when Ludwig died of illness in 1227. It is said that after hearing this news, she said: “He died. He died. Today, it is like the whole world is dead to me.” His body was buried in Reinhardsbrunn Monastery. Elizabeth vowed not to remarry and lived a nun like life despite the pressure of her relatives. Her vows include celibacy and full obedience to the agreement of her confessing priest and spiritual mentor, Master Conrad of Marburg. He treated Elizabeth very harshly, and often very harshly. He demanded that she meet the standards that many people considered impossible. He beat her and sent her child away. However, she always kept her promise and even proposed to cut off her nose, which would make her too ugly for any man to want. When she was still alive, one of her most famous miracles happened, that is, the rose miracle. It is said that Ludwig met her and asked her questions during her many trips to secretly deliver bread to the poor, in order to dispel the suspicion that she stole treasure from the castle. He asked her to tell her what was under her cloak. When she did this, she saw the illusion of white roses and red roses. For Ludwig, this meant that God’s protection was obvious. In other versions, her brother-in-law found her. The story of Elizabeth is one
of many stories that connect Christian saints with roses. If you also have religious beliefs, you can put bronze Elizabeth of Hungary sculpture in your home as a good decoration. Aongking also has more religious figure sculptures for you to choose from.

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