Carmen Rendiles Martínez
Carmen Rendiles Martínez was a prominent Venezuelan religious figure and the founder of the Congregation Siervas de Jesús, known for her unwavering dedication to education and service to the underprivileged. Born in Caracas on August 11, 1903, she overcame significant personal challenges, including being born without her left arm. With a deep commitment to her faith, she became a nun and later established a new religious community that focused on integral education and pastoral care. Her life of humility and service has led to her beatification and upcoming canonization by Pope Francis, making her the second saint of Venezuela.
Born on Aug 11, 1903 (122 years old)
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles Martínez is also mentioned in the context of her upcoming canonization.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles Martínez is being honored as one of the first Venezuelan saints during a prayer for political prisoners.
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Ecuador:
Mother Carmen Rendiles is remembered for founding the Congregation of the Servants of Jesus.
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Colombia:
Carmen Rendiles was canonized as a saint by the Vatican for her contributions to the Catholic Church in Venezuela.
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Venezuela:
Carmen Rendiles Martínez is recognized for her dedication to education and spirituality, and she is set to become the second saint of Venezuela.
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