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| | Edith Stein, Racism and the Church. |
 | | When she was forced to resign her post in 1933, Edith Stein was not a member of the Jewish religious community. | | | Therefore the consequences of the collaboration of the Church in this matter cannot be overestimated. | | | The births of her parents and grandparent thus fall within the time frame when the Church was the only registrar of births. |
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http://www.anti-racism.supanet.com/rac/stein.htm
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| | Encyclopedia: Edith Stein |
| | As they point out, a martyr is, according to Catholic doctrine, someone who died for his or her religion; whether Stein was killed for her Jewish ethnicity, her faith or both is open to debate. | | | In other words, that she died to uphold the moral position of the Church, and is thus a martyr. | | | Edith Stein was subsequently baptized as a Roman Catholic at Bergzabern on 1 January 1922. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Edith-Stein
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| | John Sullivan: Edith Stein's Humor and Compassion |
| | Rather, as she tells the story, Edith is already a Catholic, preparing to move out once again, this time to the cloistered existence of a Carmelite nun, a decision making the argument over volunteer service seem relatively minor by comparison. | | | Soldiers were dying, and Edith, surrounded cozily by the books of her graduate studies, wanted to do her share and help her homeland. | | | Edith Stein's autobiographical Life in a Jewish Family offers ample material, and several stories in it will do justice both to Stein and to our topic. |
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http://www.spiritualitytoday.org/spir2day/91432sullivan.html
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| | The Life and Texts of Edith Stein |
| | Since the Austin Secular Carmelite community took Edith Stein as their patron, Emmaus makes an even greater effort to have things on her and even recently had a medal created to honor her. | | | The canonization message of John Paul II Edith Stein: an example of spiritual freedom -- by Sr Licinia Faresin | | | Text of Stein's 1933 letter to Pope Pius XI |
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http://geocities.com/baltimorecarmel/stein/index.html
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| | Husserl Page |
| | This is a most interesting site to visit. | | | On May 1, 1987 she was beatified by Pope John Paul II. | | | » Papal comments regarding the life of Edith Stein |
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http://www.husserlpage.com
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