~ St. Catherine of Siena

The presence of St. Catherine at the Sienna School is to provide strong moral, religious and academic education in the tradition of the Catholic Church. The school environment promotes faith and trust in God, respecting self and others, promoting academic excellence, lifelong learning, and ongoing spiritual formation

On March 25, 1347, during the plague in Siena, Italy, Siena's St. Catherine was born. Even though half of her brothers and sisters could not survive as a child, she is the 25th child born from her mother. Katherine himself is a twin pair, but her sister could not survive in early childhood. When she was born, her mother was 40 years old. Her father is a dyed fabric. Her parents tried to resist this movement to avoid marriage, but they did not succeed. Her fasting and dedication to her family relaxed them and persuaded her to make her a happy life. Catherine once explained that her father was an agent of Jesus, her mother was Virgin, brothers were apostles and helped humblely serve.

St. Catherine of Siena (1347 - 1380) is the youngest of 25 children and her parents want to marry her wealthy young man. When her mother told her to make herself fascinating, Katherine cut her beautiful hair with a derogatory attitude so no one would marry her. She was forced to obey the most difficult work and to wait for all other family members to be punished; Katharine's hilarious obedience led to her father's verdict

In 1970, St. Catherine of Siena was declared as a church doctor, the world's most important authority, Giacinto D'Urso, O. P. Please write down his wonderful work in her teaching. With this work alone, this is the first English translated into English, and Father D'Urso comprehensively explained her idea. Duruso's work reflects classical theology training, general mysticism, Dominican mission, and love for Catherine. His summary and analysis are prudent and thorough, his conclusion is balanced and reliable, his style is literary, concise and thorough. His scholarship reveals the new depth of Katherine's idea. All students of Siena Catherine and medieval mysticism will think that this volume is a precious asset.

The work of St. Catherine of Siena is an Italian classic written in beautiful Tuscan language in the 14th century. Despite the many excellent manuscripts, the printed version of text is often inconvenient and least dissatisfied. Her work is made up of interactive little pieces, and her is also a "perfect and perfect paper", but it may be wrong. In short, it is impossible to give enough concepts to the various features and contents of "letters", which is the most complete representation of Catherine's multifaceted personality.