Saint Shorts: St. Elizabeth of Hungary

[@wandajones4063]

Thank you for this. Hungary is my ancestral homeland.

[@veronicamaria2730]

I "met" Elizabeth of Hungary after my husband passed. I should say, a couple of years after my husband passed. I started getting the, "move on and attachment is a negative thing" talks. I thought there must a Saint out there I can turn to who was "attached" to her husband. I found St. Elizabeth. Also Servant of God Empress Zita of Austria (also a Queen of Hungary). Her husband, Emperor Karl (or Charles) of Austria, and King of Hungary, was made blessed by JPII, and his feast is not his death date, but the date he and Empress Zita were married, October 21st. If that is not romantic, I don't know what is. Anyway, Zita was widowed at 29 and never remarried. Epic story, those two.

[@juliodcunha193]

Yes we all need such true inspiring stories to learn from their lives

[@dorisodonnell2948]

Elizabeth is my confirmation name, AND my granddaughter was born on St. Elizabeth of Hungary’s feast day. She is a special Saint for me. Thanks AmberRose for sharing.

[@juliodcunha193]

May God bless your granddaughter

[@mytruth3777]

Wow!!! Thanks for sharing

[@SuperVinccent]

Really sweet of Our Lord to do it

[@Syrenia1552]

At my baptism I was given the name Elizabeth, Saint Elizabeth is my patron saint. I live only 60 km from Sárospatak, the birthplace of St. Elisabeth. (Sárospatak is a small town in Northern Hungary).

[@irmam2736]

St. Elizabeth of Hungary Pray for us! 🙏🌹❤️

[@mellisugahelenae]

Proud to be Hungarian! 🇭🇺

[@erunstoppable1174]

My confirmation name saint

[@arthurturfapoetwriter8883]

Lutheran pastor here! My father's parents came from Austria-Hungary (they were Magyars). Two of my aunts were named Elizabeth. I've been to St. Elizabeth's grave in Marburg, Germany, and also the Wartburg, where she lived until her husband's family forced her to leave after his death. Thanks for these videos.

[@jeevantauro4562]

Appreciate your zeal and interest! God bless you!

[@durbantonyo]

Proud to be Hungarian 🇭🇺 Thanks, Amber :)

[@durbantonyo]

@ SUDAPPY VLOGS what do you mean?

[@dimsumfoods]

Awesome work! Some suggestions: the Archangels Michael, Raphael, and Gabriel. Also, St. Catherine of Siena, please. Blessings!

[@Lana-ou8vu]

I really love your Saint Short Episodes! ✝️

[@kimymarie596]

We just bought a used bedroom set for my Child and found a card of St. Elizabeth in a secret drawer. It really spoke to me b/c she is a patron saint of the poor and our family is experiencing some hard times. I felt compelled to Come to KZbin. Thank you for your video.

[@TheReligiousHippie]

Thats so beautiful! Thank you for sharing. I love hearing stories like this :)

[@juliodcunha193]

It's always good to listen or read the stories of saints and thank you very much for this inspirational story or facts about this Saint Elizabeth of Hungary

[@stephengonzales3276]

Thank you for sharing.

[@R.C.425]

Love your videos. In the Eastern Catholic Church they are celebrating St. Christina feast day

[@Libera_nos]

Really inspiring 🙏🏼💕 Thank you Amber! I’d like to suggest St. Charbel if you haven’t covered him already.

[@meeee5508]

Yes, thank you Amber for that video!! I second that suggestion about Saint Charbel, please :)

[@Randy_Bentwick]

Good video. I think the next saint you should do is Saint Æthelthryth of Ely. A lot of the old Anglo-Saxon and Celtic pre-congregational saints get unjustly overlooked in favour of the 'superstar saints' like Francis & Joan of Arc. My confirmation name is from St. Fabian, who became Pope when a dove landed on his head!

[@josephananiasgavin5153]

How are you today,fam? Thanks for sharing this video.👍👋👌

[@lisajohnsonsmirnov1636]

Amen ❤

[@friendcherry]

Really enjoying these. Could you please do St. Magdalene of Canossa??

[@andyyygane4713]

Gertrude of Merania is one of my heroines. I still can't believe she was murdered.

[@noahbenson29]

Please do St. Francis of Assisi! I know he's super famous, but I would love a brief summary of him since there's so much to know about him.

[@rvz77]

I love knowing that there are young religious beautiful women who are devoted to God as I am. Especially when 1 convert to Catholicism = 6 leaving the church!

[@juliodcunha193]

God bless you

[@adamts131]

Although he is not a saint yet, it would be awesome if you could make a video about Bishop Frederic Baraga 💚

[@Shameless_Papist]

Can you do St.Francis of Assisi next? He is my confirmation saint.

[@dr.limabeansshometherapy1300]

Saint Paul, Saint Joan of Arc, or Blessed Bartolo Longo would be super cool. Also could you make a video explaining how to do the Seven Sorrows Rosary? I tried it for the first time the other day and it didn’t go too smoothly lol.

[@juliodcunha193]

You don't have to be perfect to pray that prayer in a perfect way don't worry okay p*** praying it or keep on reading it till you memorize the whole thing and you will get to pray in a more humblebee god bless you

[@dr.limabeansshometherapy1300]

@@juliodcunha193 thanks

[@juliodcunha193]

@@dr.limabeansshometherapy1300 you are most welcome Dr

[@juliodcunha193]

I am a song writer composer and singer of gospel songs I am a visually impaired person residing in India

[@dr.limabeansshometherapy1300]

@@juliodcunha193 that’s pretty cool. I play guitar. Keep it up.

[@jamiebell4604]

Thank you so much. Are you doing another Q&A if so when please and how do I ask a question... Thank you

[@franciscos.a.l.135]

Your parents definitely did something right and so did you this time. I just know it's those saints we look up to. Do St Padre Pio, next Keep up the good works.

[@franciscos.a.l.135]

Just remember we're the Holy See, not the other thing. You may just have the best part little saint.

[@joefagan6244]

Her feast day is on November 17th on my birthday.

[@LB-gu3wq]

Please do St. Jude Thaddeus next

[@norahpinto8417]

Would be cool if you did a video about Blessed Carlo Acutis, a good example for teenagers or people on the net.😁

[@juliodcunha193]

Yes that would be awesome

[@Miguel-gx1so]

Saint Michael and Saint Sharbel

[@sacredheart7965]

Saint Pio of Pietrelcina

[@david248w6]

St. Leopold Bogdan Mandić

[@muhammadnjie4086]

How about St. George?

[@foodfoodandfood9589]

Interesting, that story is alot different from the one i was told. I went to Budapest last spring and visited the st.Stephen basillica where there is a big statue of st. Elizabeth My hungarian guide told that the man she married wasnt happy with her constantly giving out to the poor, often he could not find her and one day she ran in to him after promising she wouldnt do it any more. She had her skirts full of Breda and she prayed god to help her not to get in trouble with her husband who were comming towards her, and god turned the bread into flowers

[@MoniqueGonzalez1212]

it depends on who tells the story. Some say he was with the other nobles, who openly had a problem with her giving away food from the castle. He approached her to forestall problems with his family and asked her privately what was in the basket. When she revealed the roses in her basket, it was further confirmation for him that she was protected by God in a particular way. In other research, it is said that she had this miracle when she was still a child in Hungary and not married. Others say, this story actually belongs to St Elizabeth of Portugal who was her great-niece and namesake. So it really depends on the source historical record and tradition specific to the place. Most of the historical references show St. Elizabeth of Hungary's husband to have been deeply in love with his wife to the point where his relatives took issue with her because of it.

[@firstnamelastname3558]

I attend traditional Latin high and low masses when I can. Otherwise, it’s mass in the ordinary form.

[@FlorenceChilufya-x2h]

Florenec chilufya

[@MeMe-wd6is]

St Charbel

[@maxterlisner9362]

Saint Vladimir of Kiev

[@patricktracey7424]

more religious nonsense

[@TheReligiousHippie]

Lol.