Blessed Francoise Bonneau

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Blessed Françoise Bonneau (died 1794 AD; Anjou, France) was a French Catholic laywoman martyred for her faith during the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution in the Anjou region of France. She is venerated among the Martyrs of Avrillé, a group of French Catholics killed in the anti-religious persecutions of 1794 and beatified by Pope John Paul II on February 19, 1984. Her feast day is February 19.

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Blessed Francoise Bonneau
Feast Day February 19
Profession French Catholic laywomanmartyr of the French RevolutionMartyrs of Avrillé (Martyrs of Angers)Anjoubeatified JPII February 19 1984
Rel. Affiliation Catholic ChurchFrench Catholic traditionMartyrs of AvrilléAnjou Catholic heritageRevolutionary period martyrdom
Patronage AnjouFrancelaywomenthose who refuse to apostatizemartyrs of the French Revolution
Attributes Palm branch of martyrdomFebruary 19 feastFrench Revolution settingAnjou countryside
Birthplace Anjou, France
Death Place Avrillé, Anjou, France
Cause of Death Martyrdom; executed for the Catholic faith during the Reign of Terror (1793-1794) in the context of the Vendée uprising and its repression; Françoise Bonneau was one of the lay Catholic women of Anjou who refused to apostatize from the Catholic faith or to take oaths contrary to the Church during the Revolutionary persecution; she was executed at Avrillé near Angers and is venerated among the 99 Martyrs of Avrillé beatified by Pope John Paul II on February 19, 1984
Primary Shrine Champ des Martyrs, Avrillé, Anjou, France; February 19 feast; beatified JPII February 19 1984
Liturgical Class Not in universal Roman calendar; February 19 feast in Anjou and France for the Martyrs of Avrillé
Historic Class Not in 1962 calendar


Biography

Françoise Bonneau was a French Catholic laywoman from the Anjou region of France. She was killed for her Catholic faith during the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution, refusing to apostatize or take oaths contrary to the Church.

She was executed at Avrillé, near Angers, in 1794.

She is venerated among the Martyrs of Avrillé (Martyrs of Angers), a group of 99 French Catholics beatified by Pope John Paul II on February 19, 1984. Her feast day is February 19.

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  • Birth location icon Birth location: Anjou, France
  • Death location icon Death location: Avrillé, Anjou, France
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Blessed Françoise Bonneau was a French Catholic laywoman from Anjou martyred for her faith during the French Revolution (1794) at Avrillé near Angers; one of the 99 Martyrs of Avrillé beatified by John Paul II on February 19, 1984. Feast February 19.

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