Therese Neumann
German mystic and stigmatist
Born
1898
127 years ago
Died
September 18th, 1962
62 years ago — 64 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
Germany
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A German mystic recognized for experiencing stigmata, Neumann reportedly underwent various spiritual and mystical phenomena. Living in the town of Konnersreuth, she became known for her intense spiritual experiences, which included visions related to Christ's passion, leading to her being viewed as a spiritual figure by many. Reports indicated that she lived without consuming solid food for several years, subsisting solely on the Eucharist, which garnered significant attention and controversy. Her life was marked by numerous healings attributed to her intercession, reinforcing her status among devotees.
Experiencing stigmata
Living without solid food for years
Reportedly healing many individuals
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