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• Who is St Joan of Arc?

  Established in 1975, St. Joan of Arc is the patron Saint of soldiers and France. St. Joan of Arc is usually invoked by individuals who need to accomplish or complete a nearly difficult or impossible task. Our current population is approximately 340 students and recognize all of our students as valued children of God.

• When was joan of arc painted?

  Historiated initial depicting Joan of Arc from Archives Nationales, Paris, AE II 2490, allegedly dated to the second half of the 15th century but most likely art forgery by the Alsatian painter Georges Spetz (1844–1914) in the late 19th or early 20th centuries.

• What religion was Joan of Arc?

  Joan of Arc lived in the early 1400s, a full 100–200 years before the Protestant Reformation , meaning the only Christianity was Catholicism and the various rites at the time. Ergo, Joan of Arc was a Catholic Christian .

• What is Joan of Arc the patron saint of?

  St. Joan of Arc is the patron saint of our church. She was born in rural Champagne, France as the daughter of poor peasant farmers. She exhibited extreme piety as a child. At the age of thirteen, she began to receive messages from God, angels and saints in the form of voices and visions.

• What did Saint Joan of Arc do?

  Saint Joan of Arc is the patron of captives, France, rape victims, and soldiers. From age 13 she received numerous visions from saints. St. Joan of Arc is famous for having led a revolution to restore Charles VII to the throne of France as the legitimate king.