The picture illustrating this blog post was taken in that chapel. St. George is located at the cape, and at Marjan’s southern slope, there are the following churches: St. Nicholas the Traveler, Our Lady of Bethlehem, St. Jerome and Our Lady of Seven Sorrows. St Jerome and Baby Jesus. Website … St Jerome Catholic Church. It was a great blessing during our pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 2018 to celebrate Mass in the cell of St Jerome which is in the crypt of the Church of St Catherine right next to the church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. A holy and wise hermit prays, kneeling for hours in the holy cave in Bethlehem.
Known as the VULGATE, BETHLEHEM, PALESTINE - APRIL 6, 2016: The statue to the St. Jerome located in the middle of the inner courtyard of the Church St Jerome St Catherine Church Nativity Church Bethlehem West Bank Palestine Hieronymus statue, Church of the Nativity, Israel Saint Jerome Sculpture of St. Jerome BETHLEHEM, ISRAEL - FEBRUARY 19, 2013: Saint Jerome monument Statue of St. Jerome Stridonskogo in Church … Home Parish > > Ministries Faith Formation > Early Childhood Center St. Jerome Catholic Church Clergy ... Bethlehem Centre. Church of St. Nicholas the Traveler Jerome went to Bethlehem, established a monastery, and lived the rest of his years in study, prayer, and ascetcism. serves as the access to the cave of St. Jerome. Paula first made in great detail the pilgrimage of all the famous places of the Holy Land, afterward going to Egypt to be edified by the virtues of the anchorites and cenobites, and finally took up her residence at Bethlehem, as did St. Jerome. "Bethlehem of Judea" [so the Greek text of Matthew 2:1, erroneously corrected by St. Jerome to Bethlehem of Juda, thinking that the Evangelist had in his original text conformed to the Old Testament usage (Judges 17:7, 19:1; 1 Samuel 17:12)], is much more celebrated than its northern namesake as the birthplace of David, and above all, of Our Lord. The Chapel of St. Jerome's - Bethlehem St. Catherine's- A Roman Catholic Church. was the first official vernacular version of the Bible. The text he produced in St. Jerome's Cave. St. Jerome was born in 347 CE in Stridon (modern Northeast Italy) to Christian parents and died in Bethlehem, September 30, 420 CE. The hermit is none other than the great Church Father, St. Jerome, who recorded what had happened. His remains, originally buried at Bethlehem, are said to have been later transferred to the basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome although other sites also claim some relics. Attractions near Cave of St. Jerome: (0.08 km) Blessings Gift Shop and The Olive Wood Factory (0.05 km) Sanctuary Bethlehem (0.06 km) The Church of St. Catherine (0.02 km) Church of the Nativity (0.13 km) Milk Grotto; View all attractions near Cave of St. Jerome on Tripadvisor Jerome was born at Stridon, a village near Emona on the border of Dalmatia and Pannonia. Maria Fox Housekeeper. Jerome, who had preceded them thither by a month, joined them at Antioch. St Jerome Early Childhood Center. The remains of the church of St. Benedict are located in Bene cove. As parishioners of St. Jerome and as Catholic disciples of Jesus Christ, we respond to our Lord’s invitation to walk with Him in the Sacraments and prayer, to deepen our faith through lifelong formation, to serve those in need and to invite others to the fullness of the Catholic faith through sharing His Holy Word and His Teaching. He is best known for his translation of most of the Bible into Latin (the translation that became known as the Vulgate), and his commentaries on the Gospels.His list of writings is extensive. in Bethlehem. In the cave, that 400 years ago had hosted our newborn Christ. Phyllis Steele Early Childhood Center Administrator.