Carmen Rendiles
Carmen Rendiles (1903-1977) was a Venezuelan nun who dedicated her life to religious service after joining the French-origin community of Siervas de Jesús in 1927. Despite being born without one of her arms, she demonstrated a remarkable spirit of compassion and service, founding the Belén school in Caracas in 1955 and serving as a teacher for novices. In 1966, she played a crucial role in the establishment of the Siervas de Jesús Congregation, where she served as superior general until her death. She was beatified on June 16, 2018, and recently gained news attention as the Vatican approved her second miracle, paving the way for her potential canonization.
Born on Jan 01, 1903 (122 years old)
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is being canonized and represents values of hope and unity for the Venezuelan society.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is one of the first saints from Venezuela being considered for canonization.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is being canonized alongside José Gregorio Hernández, symbolizing hope and unity for the country.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is also being canonized as a saint after her beatification in 2018.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles will be canonized alongside José Gregorio Hernández.
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Venezuela:
La Madre Carmen Rendiles, founder of the Congregation Servants of Jesus, was beatified in June 2018 and is recognized for her religious work and testimony of faith.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is also being considered for canonization alongside José Gregorio Hernández.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is also being considered for canonization alongside José Gregorio Hernández.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is remembered for her humility and silent dedication as the founder of the Siervas de Jesús.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles is recognized for her significance to Venezuelan faith as a beata.
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