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1. www.ncronline.org › day-blessed-jutta-osbOn this day: Blessed Jutta, OSB | National Catholic Reporter

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   Dec 22, 2010 · On this day in 1136, the Benedictine Abbess Jutta died at Disibodenberg. "Jutta was like a river with many tributaries, overflowing with the grace of God." --Hildegard of Bingen Jutta,...

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3. anastpaul.com › 2018/12/22 › saint-of-the-day-22Saint of the Day – 22 December – Blessed Jutta of ...

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   Dec 22, 2018 · Jutta, anchoress and foundress of the women’s cloister at Disibodenberg and spiritual mother to Hildegard, was born to Count Stephan II of Sponheim and his wife Sophia of Formbach in 1092. Her father died when she was three and she was “nurtured with great care by her widowed mother”.

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   Blessed Jutta of Disibodenberg. 1084 -... Committing herself to an extreme life of asceticism, Jutta became a profound teacher who inspired others to sainthood.

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   Who came to Disibodenberg?

   • Among those who came to Disibodenberg was a young girl (c. 1106), Hildegard of Bingen , who also received visions and whom Jutta raised to understand the calling of the mystic. Although Jutta did not take an official position in the community, she acted as a spiritual director of the nuns.

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   Who was Jutta of Sponheim?

   • German mystic. Flourished between 1100–1136; died in 1136 at the convent of Disibodenberg in Germany; sister of Count Meginhard of Sponheim; never married; no children. Jutta of Sponheim was a German noble and holy woman who felt a religious calling even as a child, and grew up receiving mystical visions which she shared with others.

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   When did Hildegard leave Disibodenberg?

   • Around 1150, Hildegard left Disibodenberg and founded a new abbey in the area of Bingen, about fifteen miles to the northeast. While Disibodenberg was and remains a secluded place, Rupertsberg, as the new institution was called, had a conspicuous perch on the banks of the Rhine.

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   Who was Jutta Hildegard?

   • Although Jutta did not take an official position in the community, she acted as a spiritual director of the nuns. Hildegard took over this role on Jutta's death in 1136, eventually surpassing even Jutta in her fame as a blessed woman with special gifts of prophecy. Anderson, Bonnie S., and Judith P. Zinsser.

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6. communio.stblogs.org › index › tagBlessed Jutta – Communio

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   Until I read somewhere else today, I never heard of Blessed Jutta of Disibodenberg (c. 1084-1136), a German noble woman, an anchoress, and the teacher of children, especially Saint Hildegaard of Bingen. Blessed Jutta’s history says that taught female students from wealthy families at her hermitage.

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   views updated. Jutta of Sponheim (d. 1136) German mystic. Flourished between 1100–1136; died in 1136 at the convent of Disibodenberg in Germany; sister of Count Meginhard of Sponheim; never married; no children.

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9. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2023/02/06Hildegard of Bingen Composes the Cosmos | The New Yorker

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   Jan 30, 2023 · January 30, 2023. Hildegard receiving a vision, in the medieval manuscript “Scivias.” Photograph from Art Reserve / Alamy. Disibodenberg, a nine-hundred-year-old Benedictine monastery in the...

10. arts.st-andrews.ac.uk › monasticmatrix › bibliographMonastic Matrix - University of St Andrews

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    Blessed Jutta of Disibodenberg: Hildegard of Bingen's Magistra and Abbess: Primary author: Schmitt, Miriam: Citation notes: 40 (1989) 170-189: Published in: American Benedictine Review