SANTA KATERI TEKAKWITHA/LO NUEVO

Tekakwitha significa:- "Una quien pone las cosas en orden". Julio 14

PRAYER 

BLESSED KATERI 

Star of Native People and
Bright Light for all!
We thank God for your
heroic courage,
constant perseverance
and deep love of the Cross.
Pray for us
that our love for Christ may deepen.
And may we imitate you
in following God's Will
even when difficulties arise.
In Jesus' name, we pray.
Amen. 

ORACION A SANTA KATERI TEKAKWITHA

Bendecida Kateri,

Estrella del Pueblo Nativo y luz resplandeciente para todos!

Nosotros damos gracias a Dios por su heroico corage, 

constante perseverancia y profundo amor de la Cruz.

Ruega por nosotros que nuestro amor por Cristo pueda ahondar

 Y nosotros poder imitarte en seguir la voluntad de Dios, aun cuando surjan las dificultades. 

 En el nombre de Jesús, oremos. Amén.-traducción iletuxi

 "O Jesús, que dio a Kateri a los Indios como ejemplo de la pureza, enseñó a todos 

los hombres a amar la pureza y a consolar a Su Madre Inmaculada María por

la azucena, Kateri Tekakwitha y Su Cruz Sagrada".

La Letanía, usada por toda la historia, es una copia de una oración recibida en una misa en la Iglesia Misión de St. Pedro en Fonda, NY, el 14 de julio 2000  (viene del enlace) http://www.kateritekakwitha.org/kateri/mycousin/miprima.htm)

«National Shrine Cross in the Woods.»www.crossinthewoods.com

SAINT KATERI TEKAKWITHA

Canonization - October 21, 2012

En el Vaticano in Roma, Italy, 

en October 21, 2012

Canonización de la Bendecida Kateri Tekakwitha sera el dia 21 de octubre, 2012

Nuestra Beata Kateri Tekakwitha vino a ser una de los siete beatificados que fueron nombrados "Santos" 

"I m no longer my own. I have given my self entirely to Jesus Christ". Saint Kateri Tekakwitha 

"Ya no estoy por mi propia voluntad. Yo me he entregado enteramente a Jesuscristo. Santa Katery Tekakwitha.

PRAYER OF THE SHRINE OF THE SAINT KATERI TEKAKWITHA.

O God, who, among the many marvels of Your grace in the New World, did cause to blossom on the banks of the Mohawk and of the St. Lawrence, the pure and tender lily, Kateri Tekakwitha, grant we beseech You, the favor we beg through her intercession, that this young lover of Jesus and of His cross may soon be counted among the Saints of Holy Mother Church, and that our hearts may be enkindled with a stronger desire to imitate her innocence and faith. Through the same Christ Our Lord. Amen.

Kateri is known as the "Lily of the Mohawks." 

The Catholic Church declared Kateri venerable in 1943.  She was beatified in 1980 by Pope John Paul II.  Kateri is the first Native American to be declared Blessed.  Her feast is celebrated on July 14th in the United States.  Pope John Paul II designated Blessed Kateri as a patroness for World Youth Day 2002.

    On December 19, 2011, Pope Benedict XVI signed the decree necessary for the canonization of Blessed Kateri.  Before a date is set for the canonization ceremony, there must be an "ordinary public consistory," a formal ceremony opened and closed with prayer, during which cardinals present in Rome express their support for the Pope's decision to create a new saint.  No date has been set for the ceremony, although it could be as soon as May of 2012.
    Blessed Kateri's tomb is found at St. Francis Xavier Mission in the Mohawk Nation at Kahnawake, near Montreal, Quebec.  Blessed Kateri is honored at the National Shrine of Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha in Fonda, New York and the Shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville, New York.