Site dedicated to Blessed Eugenie Joubert

"28 years smiling"

Part 9

Little Eugénie was an outgoing and cheerful child. Throughout her life, her smiling face was a true inspiration to those around her. However, this happiness did not come without struggle.
Spiritual childhood, as taught by Blessed Eugénie, could be symbolised in the form of a rosary!

Theatrical conferences in Tarbes and Lourdes

On October 9 and 10, Joachim Leyronnas gave two exceptional performances in the diocese of Tarbes-Lourdes, near the Shrine of Notre-Dame de Lourdes, entitled: “A catechist with a burning heart, Blessed Eugénie Joubert.”

Part 8

In the second part of our trilogy, we will discover that, for our blessed sister, the role of the Virgin Mary in spiritual childhood was central. Let us first consider how our dear sister spoke about it, then how she experienced it.

Part 7

From the Feast of the Sacred Heart in 1902 onwards, Sister Eugénie Joubert was transferred to the monastery infirmary and began a new life that often kept her apart from her sisters. It was in this context that an intimate dialogue developed between Jesus and Sister Eugénie, from which we will quote extensive excerpts.

Blessed Eugénie Joubert honoured in Rome

In 1994, Saint John Paul II set Blessed Eugénie Joubert as a model for catechists the world over. She will therefore be a key figure at the Jubilee of Catechists in Rome on 26-28 September.

Part 6

Some people think that spiritual childhood means abandoning ourselves so much that all we have to do is let Jesus do the work. We wouldn’t have to make any effort.
Others think it’s a natural disposition for some people.
Still others think it’s holiness for the little ones, for those who aren’t very capable! The example of Blessed Eugenie will show us how wrong such conceptions are.

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