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Downloaded from Brill.Com09/27/2021 04:13:30AM Via Free Access Biographical Dictionary of Stigmatics 263 Biographical Dictionary of Stigmatics Aiello, Elena (1923, 1895–1961) Barone, Febronia (1869, 1856–1878) A.L.C. (1944, 1927–) Bartenhauser, Elisabeth (c.1840, 1813–) Alonso López, Josefina (1941, 1893–1977) Barthel, Françoise (1852, 1824–1878) Amalia de Jesús Flagelado (Aguirre, Beck, Louise (1846, 1822–1879) Amalia) (1928, 1901–1977) Bellard, Raymonde (1913, 1901–) Amann, Helene (1920, –) Beller, Karoline (1845, 1830–) Amengual Campaner, Margalida (1918, Bergadieu, Berguille (1874, 1829–1904) 1888–1919) Bernard, Emilie (c.1874, 1855–1874) Andriani, Maria Rosa (1820, 1786–1848) Bertho, Philomène (c.1875, 1851–1933) Anonymous (1838, 1822–) Betrone, Pierina (1935, 1903–1946) Anonymous (1950, 1933–) Biagini, Maria Luisa (1798, 1770–1811) Anonymous of Bordeaux (1885, –) Billoquet, Laurentine (1881, 1862–1936) Anonymous Carmelite nun (1851, –) Blavignac, Marie (1936, 1889–) Anonymous of “D.” (c.1917, –) Boisseau, Jeanne (1857, 1797–1871) Anonymous of Doizieux-St-Just Bolognesi, Maria (1942, 1924–1980) (c.1870, –) Bonnenfant, Raymonde (1931, 1907–1973) Anonymous (French hospital) (1830, –) Bordoni, Maria (1850, 1824–1863) Anonymous of Guriezo (c.1926, –) Borgoems, Beatrix (c.1841, –) Anonymous of Hennebont (1896, –) Bouquillon, Bertine (1822, 1800–1850) Anonymous of Le Puy-en-Velay (1891, –) Brenti, Rosa (1819, 1790–1872) Anonymous of Madrid (c.1945, –) Brígido Blanco, Afra (1945, 1928–2008) Anonymous of Molinos (c.1933, –) Brognier, Marie (–, still alive in 1885) Anonymous of Ochsenfeld (c.1880, –) Calvat, Mélanie (1836, 1831–1904) Anonymous of San Genesio Campana, Santina (1943, 1929–1950) (c.1845, –1855/60) Campion, Regina (c.1850, 1815–1874) Anonymous of Syracuse (1930, –1950) Canori Mora, Elisabetta (1814, 1774–1824) Anonymous of Vinalmont (1873, –) Carafa della Spina, Maria Rosa (1888, Arenare, Angela (1834, 1816–1857) 1832–1890) Ascione, Maria Carmela (1818, 1799–1875) Carboni, Edvige (1911, 1880–1952) Asunción Galán de San Cayetano (Galán, Casoli, Elisa (1936, 1900–) Asunción) (1899, 1867–1901) Catanea, Giuseppina (1932, 1894–1948) B., Irene (1927, 1902–) Chopin, Symphorose (1957, 1924–1983) Bandini, Maria Caterina Giuliana (1831, Cianci, Pietro (1929, 1901–) 1798–1841) Cilissen, Marie (1883, 1850–) Bárbara de Santo Domingo (Jurado Clair, Victoire (1845, 1811–1883) Antúnez, Bárbara) (1869, 1842–1872) Clément XV (Collin, Michel) (c.1950, Barone, Adelina (1930, 1912–2000) 1905–1974) Tine Van Osselaer - 9789004439351 Downloaded from Brill.com09/27/2021 04:13:30AM via free access Biographical Dictionary of Stigmatics 263 Clément, Caroline (1847, 1825–1887) Giacobetti, Maria (1919, 1902–1974) Comoglio, Teresa and Giuseppina (c.1891, Giardino, Angelo (1949, 1906–1974) 1843–1891; 1891, 1847–1899) Gilli, Pierina (c.1946, 1911–1979) Courage, Michelle Catherine (1918, Göbl, Anna Maria (1923, 1886–1941) 1891–1922) Gómez Martín, Josefa (1923, 1901–1924) Covarel, Théotiste (c.1873, 1836–1908) Güttler, Ferdinand (c.1875?, 1829–1898) Crozier, Antoine (c.1888, 1850–1916) Habermeier, Margareta (c.1862; D’Ambrosio, Maria Grazia Giuseppa 1854–1875) (c.1802, 1782–1826) Hecht, Viktoria (1869, 1840–1890) de Geuser, Marie-Antoinette (1915, Heigny, Firmin (1824, 1793–1859) 1889–1918) Hellegouarch, Françoise (1895, de Nicolay, Pauline (1855, 1811–1868) 1874–1898) De Troia, Genoveffa (c.1920, 1887–1949) Hendrickx, Isabella (1874, 1844–1874) Dévenaz, Sédulie (c.1890, 1859–1940) Henle, Anna (1887, 1871–1950) Di Mauro, Adelaide (1926, 1890–1932) Hupe, Angela (1863, –) D.L.M. (1945, –) Isabel del Santísimo Sacramento (García Durnerin, Thérèse (1894, 1847–1905) Suelto y Pantoja, Isabel) (c.1866, Élisabeth de la Croix (Doussot, Noémie) 1832–1902) (1875, 1832–1896) Isacchi, Angela and Teresa (c.1850, Emmerick, Anna Katharina (1812, 1827–1895; c.1850, 1831–1890) 1774–1824) Izquierdo, María Pilar (c.1936, 1906–1945) Evolo, Natuzza (1938, 1924–2009) Jahenny, Marie-Julie (1873, 1850–1941) Fenouil, Célestine (1866, 1849–1918) Jalhay-Munzbach, Marie (1865, Ferrero, Maria Consolata (c.1912, 1807–1881) 1885–1916) Jung, Clara (1939, 1887–1952) Ferro, Rosina (1876, 1851–1912) K., Elisabeth (1932, –) Firrao, Maria Agnese (c.1815, c.1800–1855) Kempenaers, Henri (1933, 1893–) Fiechtner, Anna (1839, 1808–) Kinker, Anne Marie (1798, 1783–1812) Filljung, Catherine (1883, 1848–1915) Lasa, Josefa (1931, 1913–) Filzinger, Apollonia (1824, 1801–1827) Lateau, Louise (1868, 1850–1883) Flesch, Elisabeth (1873, c.1821–) Lazzeri, Maria Domenica (1834, Gachon, Antonine (1886, 1861–1945) 1815–1848) Galgani, Gemma (1899, 1878–1903) Lebouc, Madeleine (Lair Lamotte, Galles, Maria Gertrud (1852, c.1834–) Pauline) (c.1895, 1853–1918) Ganseforth, Grete (1943, 1926–1996) Lionetti, Raffaella (c.1950, 1918–1991) Gardi Cricca, Teresa Luisa (1804, Llimargas Soler, Ramona (c.1930, 1769–1837) 1892–1940) Gattorno, Anna Rosa (1862, 1831–1900) Lorger, Magdalena (1778, 1734–1806) Gherzi, Angela Maria (1782, 1742–1800) Lucila González María de Jesús Ghezzi, Ancilla (1822, 1808–1876) (González, Lucila) (1931, 1908–1936) Tine Van Osselaer - 9789004439351 Downloaded from Brill.com09/27/2021 04:13:30AM via free access 264 Biographical Dictionary of Stigmatics Madame Miollis (Cartier, Mastacchini, Maria Lilia (c.1907, Thérèse-Joséphine) (1836, 1806–1877) 1892–1926) Madame Royer (Challan-Belval, Édith) Matarrelli, Palma (1858, 1825–1888) (1870, 1841–1924) Mela, Itala (1937, 1924–1957) Madame X. (c.1940, c.1910–) Menéndez, Josefa (1920, 1890–1923) Madre Cándida de San Agustín (Córdova Mohr, Ursula (c.1825, c.1800–c.1855) Pozuelo, Cándida) (c.1850, 1804–1861) Molari, Angela (1844, 1821–1887) Madre Sacramento (López y Burguillos, Mónica de Jesús (Cornago Zapata, María Florencia Trinidad) (1868, Basilia) (1908, 1889–1964) 1834–1879) Moock, Arthur Otto (1935, 1902–) Madre Speranza (Alhama Valera, María Moriconi, Ester (1913, 1875–1937) Josefa) (c.1920, 1893–1983) Mrazek, Bertha / Marasco, Georges Mamma Ebe Giorgini, Gigliola Ebe (1945, (c.1922, 1890–1967) 1933–) Napoleoni, Giulia (c.1840, 1819–1851) Manca, Gavina Beatrice (1936, 1910–1979) Navarro, Narcisa (c.1880, –) Mancini, Marianna (1852, c.1808–1865) Nerbollier, Marie-Louise (1885, Manetti, Teresa (c.1875, 1846–1910) 1859–1908) Mangano, Lucia (1920, 1896–1946) Neumann, Therese (1926, 1898–1962) Marella, Giovanna (1800, 1770–after 1807) Nezzo, Renata (1914, 1894–1925) Marfuggi, Paolina (1931, 1890–) Niglutsch, Crescenzia (1836, 1816–1885) María Amparo del Sagrado Corazón de Noblet, Marie-Thérèse (1913, 1889–1930) Jesús (Delgado García, María Amparo) Olazábal, Ramona (1931, 1915–1975) (1930, 1889–1941) Padre Pio / Forgione, Francesco (1918, María Ana de Jesús Castro (Castro, 1887–1968) Ángeles) (1900, 1882–1904) Palminota, Teresa (1920, 1896–1934) Marie de Jésus du Bourg (du Bourg, Pantusa, Maria Concetta (1936, Anne-Rose-Joséphine) (1811, 1894–1957) 1788–1862) Parlavecchia, Gaetana (c.1865, c.1850–) Marie de la Croix (Nault, Maria) (1933, Parsi, Madeleine (1903, 1884–1928) 1901–1999) Pazzafini, Maria Cesira (c.1913, Marie Saint-Augustin de Jésus (Ruel, 1896–1964) Marie-Catherine) (c.1838, 1801–1874) Périé, Pauline (1860, 1838–1915) Marie-Colette du Sacré Cœur (Duchet, Perschl, Anna (1840, –) Marie-Augustine) (1897, 1857–1905) Petit, Berthe (c.1900, 1870–1943) Marie-Xavier de Réquista (Bel, Jeanne) Pfister, Barbara (1890, 1867–1916) (1868, 1843–1926) Philipp, Katharina (c.1910s, 1900–1980) Marie-Marthe Chambon (Chambon, Piccarreta, Luisa (1881, 1865–1947) Françoise) (1866, 1841–1907) Pickenhahn, Helene (c.1933, –) Marra, Teresa (1913, 1883–) Pirini, Angelina (1938, 1922–1940) Massart, Marie-Thérèse (1873, 1851–) Planson, Marie-Claire (c.1830, 1808–1832) Tine Van Osselaer - 9789004439351 Downloaded from Brill.com09/27/2021 04:13:30AM via free access Biographical Dictionary of Stigmatics 265 Poli, Teresa/Maria Teresa del Cuore di Starace, Maria Maddalena (c.1870, Gesù (c.1775, c.1750–) 1845–1921) Pozzi, Laura Teresa (1932, 1910–1944) Steiner, Teresa (c.1835, 1813–1862) Prosperi, Gertrude (1847, 1799–1847) Strobl, Hieronyma (c.1840, –c.1869) Put, Rosalie (1890, 1868–1919) Taigi, Anna Maria (c.1808, 1769–1837) Putigny, Marie-Catherine (c.1826, Tamisier, Rosette (1849, 1816–1899) 1803–1885) Tarallo, Maria Grazia (1906, 1866–1912) Reus, Johann Baptist (1912, 1868–1947) Tartaglino, Maria (1925, 1887–1944) Robin, Marthe (1930, 1902–1981) Taubenberger, Theresia (1839, –) Ruess, Bärbl (1947, 1924–1996) Tekotte, Marianne (1844, –) Rumèbe, Joséphine (Rumèbe, Thaller-Von Schönwerth, Mechtild Marie-Jeanne) (1855, 1850–1927) (c.1890s, 1868–1919) S., Hedwig (1930, –) Valtorta, Maria (1945, 1897–1961) Salvagnini, Lina (1919, 1896–1940) Van den Broek, Maria (1915, 1891–1928) Schäfer, Sabine (1878, c.1862–) Van den Dijck, Léonie (1940, 1875–1949) Schäffer, Anna (1910, 1882–1925) Van den Plas, Maria (1935, c.1920s) Schmit-Klaer, Lucie (1916, 1854–1924) Vandenputte, Marthe (1918, 1891–1967) Schneider, Julie “Emilie” (post-1845, Vangioni, Maria (c.1890, 1877–1944) 1820–1859) Veraci, Crocifissa (1792, 1749–1822) Schnelle, Johanna (c.1931, –) Veronesi, Teresa (c.1950, 1870–1950) Schnitzelbauer, Therese (c.1842, –) Vigneronne, Alfred (c.1933, –) Schuhmann, Maria (1853, 1823–1887) Viñals, Gloria (1933, c.1916–) Schulten, Elisabeth “Salesia” (1909, Vingerhoedt, Catherine (c.1900, 1877–1920) 1855–1932) Schwester Maria Lucia / Sophia Halwax Visser, Dora (1843,1819–1876) (ante-1885, 1836–1885) von Mörl, Maria (1834, 1812–1868) Segerer, Centa (1934, 1906–1953) von Posch, Bertha (c.1865, 1843–1872) Serra Pes, Maria Rosa (1801, 1766–) Wallraff, Helena (ante-1800, 1755–1801) Sœur Olive
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