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1891 in Breslau am 12.10.1891 geboren
als 11. Kind der jüdischen Familie Stein
als Gymnasiastin und Studentin
Verlust des Glaubens
1911 - 1916 Studium der Philosophie, Psychologie,
Germanistik und Geschichte in
Breslau und Göttingen
1916-1918 Promotion in Freiburg und
Assistentin bei Edmund Husserl
Begegnung mit dem christlichen Glauben
Entscheidung für den katholischen
Glauben nach der Lektüre der
Autobiographie der Teresa von Avila
1922 Taufe in Bad Bergzabern
1922-1933 Lehrerin in Speyer und
Dozentin in Münster
1933 Verbot ihrer Dozententätigkeit durch
die Nationalsozialisten
1934 Eintritt in den Kölner Karmel
Einkleidung
Ordensname Teresia Bensdicta a cruce
(die vom Kreuz gesegnete Teresia)
1938 Ewige Profess
31.12.1938 Flucht in den Karmel nach
Echt/Holland
07.08.1942 Deportation in das KZ Auschwitz
09.08.1942 Tod in der Gaskammer
Auschwitz Birkenau
01.05.1987 Seliggesprochen in Köln durch
Papst Johannes Paul II.
11.10.1998 Heiliggesprochen
in Rom durch
Papst Johannes Paul II.
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1891- Born in Wrocław, Poland (formerly Breslau, Germany) on October 12, 1891 (Yom Kippur), as the 11th child to the Steins, a Jewish family. Studies at a college preparatory high school, then becomes a university student. Loss of faith.
1911 - 1916 Studies philosophy, psychology, German language, and history in Brelau and Goettingen.
1916-1918 Moves to Freiburg and becomes an assistant to Edmund Husserl (at the University)
Becomes interested in the Christian faith, and decides to convert to Catholicism after reading the Autobiography of Teresa of Avila
1922 Baptized in Bad Bergzabern
1922-1933 Works as a teacher in Speyer und
lecturer in Muenster
1933 Her teaching position is revoked by the Nazis
1934 Enters the Carmelites of Cologne, and takes the religious name of Teresa Benedicta of the Cross.
1938 Takes holy vows
December 31, 1938 Flees to the Carmelite monastery in Echt, Netherlands
August 7, 1942 Deportation to the Auschwitz concentration camp
August 9, 1942 Death in the gas chamber at Auschwitz-Birkenau
May 1, 1987 Beatified in Cologne by Pope John Paul II.
October 11, 1998
Canonized in Rome by Pope John Paul II.
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| HM Number | HM2HKO |
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| Date Added | Thursday, June 6th, 2019 at 8:01pm PDT -07:00 |
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| UTM (WGS84 Datum) | 29U E 643983 N 5645478 |
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| Decimal Degrees | 50.94293333, -6.95048333 |
| Degrees and Decimal Minutes | N 50° 56.576', W 6° 57.029' |
| Degrees, Minutes and Seconds | 50° 56' 34.56" N, 6° 57' 1.7400000000002" W |
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