Venerable Marina de Escobar
- Profile
- Daughter of Iago de Escobar, professor of civil and canon law, and governor of Osuna, and Margaret Montana.
Raised in a pious family.
Spiritual student of Venerable Luis de Ponte.
She suffered from poor health, and was bedridden from age fifty.
Established a branch of the Brigittine Order with rules modified to suit her times and country.
A mystic and visionary, Marina's revelations were written down by her, arranged by Venerable Luis de Ponte, and published after her death.
Book I deals with the extraordinary means by which God led her; Book II has revelations about the mysteries of redemption; Book III concerns God and the Blessed Trinity; Book IV is about Guardian Angels and the Blessed Virgin Mary; Book V gives means to help souls in purgatory and to save souls on earth; and Book VI reveals her perfection under terrible physical sufferings.
- Born
- 8 February 1554 at Valladolid, Spain
- Died
- 9 June 1633 at Valladolid, Spain
- Beatified
- pending
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Catholic Encyclopedia
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