ST.MARGARET OF SCOTLAND

BIOGRAPHY

• Born in the kingdom of Hungary
• St.Margaret was born in (1045-1093)
• Her parents were Edward the exile and Agatha
• Was married with Malcolom III of Scotland
• Had 8 children 6 son and 2 daughters

HOW DID SHE BECOME SAINT

• She was really into religious
• Margaret help poor people in need
• Never refused any beggars
• Had certain times to prayer & reading
• Never sat down without feeding the orphans and 24 adults

FAITH IN GOD

• Mararget was a truly women who show everyone who she was
• And that meant freedom to love God and helping other in need.
• She improve you country by putting education and art
• She found several church
• She would rose at midnight every midnight to attend church service

QUOTES

• "She was a great wisdom,she was silence but inside she was making
• great thoughts.Margaret has been born with a virtuous life."

I choice St.Margaret as my saint because I didn't know about her so I wanted to learn more about other saint then the saint I know about.

The things that interest about Margaret is that she cares about other people then her self.She wasn't like the other queen that always buys things for her but Margaret was the opposite of that she improve her country.

FUN FACTS

• Was a english princess
• She and her mother sailed to Scoland to escape from the king
• Wonderful example for everyone
• Her youngest boy become St.David

MARGARET

• Feast day in November 16
• Death 1093
• Was ill in bed and die 4 days after her husband

Pictures of Margaret

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CITED

• Butler, Alban, “Name of Saint,” Lives of the Saints. Benziger Bros. edition,1894. Evinity Publishing Inc; 2.0 edition. July 13, 2008. Web. Date accessed.
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• Name of Saint.” Lives of the Saints: Our Models and Protectors. Editions Magnificat (Les Apôtres de l'Amour Infini). 2010. Web. Date accessed.
• Name of Saint.” Saints and Angels. Catholic Online. 2014. Date accessed