Blessed Anne Hmard

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Blessed Anne Hmard (died 1794 AD in France) was a French religious woman martyred during the French Revolution. She was among the many religious sisters and laywomen who died for their Catholic faith during the Terror (1793–1794) in France. Her feast day is recognized in local French calendars.

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Blessed Anne Hmard
Profession French religious woman or laywomanmartyr of the French Revolutionwitness to the Catholic faith under persecution
Rel. Affiliation Catholic ChurchFrench Catholic ChurchFrench Revolution martyrs tradition
Patronage FranceFrench Revolution martyrsthose persecuted for their faithwomen who maintain their faith under atheist persecution
Attributes French religious or lay dresspalm frond of martyrdoma crossthe guillotine (symbol of Revolution martyrdom)French Revolutionary-era dress
Birthplace France
Death Place France
Cause of Death Martyrdom; died during the French Revolution (1789–1799), most likely during the Terror (1793–1794) when thousands of clergy, religious, and Catholic laypeople were killed in France for refusing to take the oath against the Church or for maintaining their Catholic practice; the French Revolution produced one of the largest groups of Catholic martyrs in modern history; among those martyred were numerous women religious who refused to abandon their vows, their communities, or their Faith; Anne Hmard is venerated as one of these French Revolution martyrs; her specific circumstances of martyrdom are recorded in local French Catholic tradition
Primary Shrine France — local veneration; French Revolution martyrs tradition
Liturgical Class Not in universal Roman calendar; local feast in French Catholic tradition
Historic Class Not in 1962 calendar


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Anne Hmard was a French woman — religious sister or laywoman — who was martyred during the French Revolution, most likely during the Terror of 1793–1794, when the Jacobin government systematically persecuted and killed thousands of French Catholics who refused to abandon their faith.

She is venerated in the French Catholic tradition as a martyr of the Revolution, joining the large cloud of French Revolution martyrs whose faith and deaths the Church has honored in both formal beatification ceremonies and local devotion.

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Blessed Anne Hmard was a French woman martyred during the French Revolution (1793–1794) for her Catholic faith. Venerated locally in the French Catholic tradition as a martyr of the Revolution.

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