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Queen St Elizabeth of Hungary was known for her devotion and help to the poor and hungry. This statue of St Elizabeth of Hungary depicts the saint holding a bouquet of roses and a piece of bread in her right hand, ready to be distributed to the poor. She gave up a privileged life to care for the needy. People could pray to the St Elizabeth of Hungary statue to bring a better future to our lives.
Legend of St Elizabeth of Hungary:
Also known as Elizabeth of Thuringia, Elizabeth of Hungary was a princess of the Kingdom of Hungary. But life was not easy for the young royal, as her mother was murdered when Elizabeth was only six years old.
After her arranged marriage to Ludwig IV, Elizabeth began to pray for comfort and happiness in life. Together they raised three children, one of whom became a nun and abbess. They used their wealth to improve the lives of the poor and sick.
Elizabeth married at the age of 14 and was widowed at the age of 20. After her husband’s death, she reclaimed her dowry and used the money to build a hospital and personally serve the sick. She died in 1231 at the age of 24, becoming a symbol of Christian charity, and was canonized on May 25, 1235. She is revered as a saint by the Catholic Church. She was an early member of the Third Order of St. Francis and is now revered as the patron saint of that order.
During her marriage, Elizabeth did countless good deeds and lived a simple and pious Christian life despite her royal status. She distributed alms throughout the territory and even gave state robes and ornaments to the poor.
Her feast day is November 17. She is the patron saint of bakers, beggars, brides, charity, and against child death.
Status of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary:
She was born into royalty but never took advantage of or abused it. She was a great woman, a daughter, a wife, a widow, and a benefactor of the poor. She strived to love her Lord more purely but remained faithful to her mission as a wife and mother.
As her life story unfolds, you would see that in addition to the titles mentioned above, we could add the following titles: Baker, Beggar, Charity, Charity Worker, Countess, Parent Who Lost a Child, Innocent Person Falsely Accused, Homeless, Hospital, Person with Problems with In-Laws, Nursing Home, Exile, Persecuted Believer for Her Love of the Mother Church, Sister of Mercy, Third Congregation (Third Congregation), etc.
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