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WARRIOR OF GOD
Joan of Arc





France, ruined by a woman, would be restored by a maid from the borders of Lorraine.



Of humble birth, her faith in God led her on a quest to lead an army, crown a king and in the end, judged a heretic, was burned at the stake. Five hundred years after her death the Roman Catholic Church proclaimed her a saint.


SITE NAVIGATION

Part I : JOAN OF ARC

  • The Hundred Years' War

  • The Holiness of Joan of Arc

  • The Family of Joan of Arc

  • Joan's Voices

  • Insignia of Chivalry

  • Chronology

  • In Their Own Words

  • The Siege of Orleans

  • Joan of Arc as Military Commander

  • Canonization

  • Martyrology

  • Mass

  • Lauds and Vespers

  • Prayer

  • Litanies

  • Chaplet

    • Part II : TRIAL AND REHABILITATION

  • The Trial

  • Articles 1-10

  • Articles 11-20

  • Articles 21-30

  • Articles 31-40

  • Articles 41-50

  • Articles 51-60

  • Articles 61-70

  • Sentence of Death

  • Rehabilitation

  • Sentence of Rehabilitation

    • Part III : MISCELLANEOUS

  • Films

  • Gallery I

  • Gallery II

  • Links

  • Guestbook

  • Webrings

  • E-Mail

    • Part IV : TRIAL TRANSCRIPTS

  • St Joan of Arc's Trials

    • Note :  This section connects to an External website of The St Joan of Arc Center. The link is provided here so that the Visitor can explore, in depth, the Trial Documents of St Joan.





    All texts, where noted, are from internet sources. All images are believed to be in the public domain.

    Sanctæ Joánnæ Arcénsis, Ora Pro Nobis!