Clare Mcintosh is 85 years-old. In 1944, he lost his wallet at a theater and did not think that he would ever see it again. One day, he received a call from the theater. The caller told Clare that his wallet was at the theater. An employee had noticed something strange while he was doing renovations.…
A pregnant woman Mary Maloney was discovered to be the prime suspect yesterday March 16, 1965 at 9 pm of killing her husband Patrick Maloney who was a shift supervisor at Toronto Police. “Mary used a cylindrical looking object such as a baseball bat to break his spinal cord into 2 pieces which led to third degree brain damage which must have killed him within 5 seconds”, said Dr. Bob Roberts. There is no such thing as a perfect murder as everyone makes mistakes, especially if it’s their first time doing something, but “you will be surprised to know that 34 year old Mary Maloney weighing 85 pounds was almost able to do a perfect murder!” said Mr. Johnny Jones, head of Peel police department and “the only mistake she made was attempting to…
Marie Bernarde Soubirous was born on January 7, 1844 in Lourdes, France. Even though she was born as Marie Bernarde, everyone called her Bernadette. She was the eldest of six children. Her family was very poor and she suffered from asthma. Everyone thought of her as mentally challenged.…
So she was sent to another house and had to work as a servant there till she was eighteen. Throughout her teenage, she was teaching herself. At the age of eighteen she became a teacher at the dame school and weaved cloth in the winter. However teaching and a weaving was not what her heart desired. She wanted to help in the continental army as a soldier during the Revolutionary war.…
When cruise ship passengers come to St. Thomas, they will see something opulent. Such sights on the island are breathtaking, and it will be something the tourist won’t forget. They will learn about the history of St. Thomas, along with the other islands that reside in the United States Virgin Islands. They’re rich in history and culture, going all the way back to the first inhabitants, the Ciboney, Taino, Arawak, and the Carib tribes. However, there is so much more to St. Thomas once we dive deeper into the land features, culture, history, and the natives to the island.…
Mary went to work as a teacher in Penola, a little country town in South Australia. Mary’s school offered all students the opportunity to learn basic life skills. Throughout her life, Mary had a great desire to heed God’s will and to help those in need. This powerful inspiration compelled her to educate both the children in her care and the impoverished children who lived in the surrounding area. Mary was driven by the belief that education should be available to all, despite their financial troubles or social circumstances.…
When St. Patrick was a young teenager he was kidnapped by the irish pirates and forced into slavery, which later drove him closer to God. St. Patrick's captivity lasted until he was twenty, when he escaped after having a dream from God in which he was told to leave Ireland by going to the coast. There he found some sailors who took him back to Britain where he was reunited with his family. A few years after returning home, Patrick saw a vision of a man coming from Ireland. His name was Victoricus, and he carried many letters, and he gave him one of them.…
The young, pregnant woman by the name of Mary Maloney is being tried today for the accusation of murder. I am here to accuse Mrs. Maloney of a shocked, thought-jumbled second degree murder. Mary had been sitting in her home waiting for her beloved husband to return at around 5 P.M. on Thursday. She happily greeted him, prepared him a drink, and discussed their planned dinner. Patrick had finished his drink in two quick gulps and grabbed another.…
Saint Julia Billiart Saint Julia (Julie) Billiart was born in 1751 in Cuvilly France. After she sadly died in 1816 at the age of 64 she was made the patron saint against poverty, bodily ills, and disease. In her childhood, she was very religious, at age seven, she already knew the catechism by heart, and used to gather up her peers and tell it to them. Julie’s progress in spiritual things was so rapid that the parish priest, Father Dangicourt, allowed her to both make her first communion and her confirmation at age nine.…
Saint Patrick's day What are 5 facts about Saint Patrick's? .1 Saint Patrick wasn't Irish his was from Wales (not like the mammal it is a country). .2 Saint Patrick's day originally used blue not green they considered green to be unlucky .…
Born the second child of thirteen in 1591, she went on to get an education and teach others which was frowned upon during this time. Her father was a clergyman in England who taught and gave permission to his daughter to learn the bible and educate herself. She loved the man she married, William Hutchinson, which was evident…
Cassandra Clare has been into books ever since she was little. She’s the author of The New York Times Bestselling series, “The Mortal Instruments.” There are many events in her life that shaped the who she is today. Some events are when she traveled with her parents, When she read Jane Austen’s, “The Beautiful Cassandra,” and when she wrote fanfictions and was an assistant editor at “The Hollywood Reporter.” According to “Cassandra Clare,” Ms. Clare traveled to many different places when she was younger(famousauthors.org).…
Ignatius Loyola: Saint Ignatius Loyola was a priest and theologist from Spain. He was born on October 23rd 1491 and died on July 31st 1556. He is most famous for being the founder of the society of Jesus, better known as the Jesuits. During the 16th century people in Europe were starting to break away from away from the Roman Catholic church and the time of reformation started to take place.…
She learned sharp skills that people in the story don 't have. But, her being able to read and write inspired the people she was around to do the same. It helped her believe strongly in her religion and guide…
In Ireland, there are about 4,596,000 people according to the Encyclopedia Britannica! The people that live there or visit often are very lucky to be able to go to such a lovely place. Ireland is mostly plain level ground with a lot of low mountains. Though it is beautiful, the weather and temperature there is quite cold. The average temperature in Ireland is 42 degrees – 60 degrees which is very cold!…