St Clare Of Assisi Collection

Saint Clare statue, St Francis of Assisi churchyard, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. Digital photograph

Saint Clare statue, St Francis of Assisi churchyard, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. Digital photograph

The Death of Saint Clare, c. 1400 / 1410. Creator: Master of Heiligenkreuz
The Death of Saint Clare, c. 1400/1410

Shrine with the Crucifixion, Saints and Angels. Creator: Taddeo Gaddi
Shrine with the Crucifixion, Saints and Angels, Unknown date

Illuminated Leaf with the Profession of Clarissan Nun, c1530-1550. Creator: Unknown
Illuminated Leaf with the Profession of Clarissan Nun, c1530-1550. Twelve rectangular images with scenes from the Passion of Christ, from the Life of St

Madonna and Child with the Infant John the Baptist and St Clara, c.1520. Creator: Anon
Madonna and Child with the Infant John the Baptist and St Clara, c.1520

The Holy Family with Saint Clare, 1590-1600. Creator: Guido Reni
The Holy Family with Saint Clare, 1590-1600

Saint Catherine of Siena, or Saint Clare of Assisi, c. 1460 / 1470. Creator: Unknown
Saint Catherine of Siena, or Saint Clare of Assisi, c. 1460/1470

St. Alexander Carbonarius; St. Clare; St. Digna and Companions; St. Concordia

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St. Clare of Assisi, also known as Santa Chiara, was a devout follower of St. Francis of Assisi and the founder of the Order of Poor Ladies. Born into nobility in 1194, she chose a life dedicated to poverty and prayer. Clare's commitment to living a simple life inspired many women to join her in serving God through acts of charity and humility. She believed that true happiness could only be found by renouncing material possessions and embracing spiritual wealth. Despite facing opposition from her family and society, Clare remained steadfast in her beliefs and continued to live a life devoted to prayer and service. Her unwavering faith led her to perform miracles, including turning away invading armies with nothing but the power of prayer. St. Clare's legacy lives on today through the Order of Poor Clares, which continues to serve those in need around the world. Her example serves as an inspiration for all who seek a deeper connection with God through simplicity and selflessness. On August 11th, we celebrate the feast day of St. Clare of Assisi, honoring her dedication to serving others with love and compassion. May we all strive to follow in her footsteps and live our lives guided by faith, hope, and charity like this remarkable saint did centuries ago.