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Découvrez Hildegarde de Bingen, célébrée le 17 septembre, une sainte exceptionnelle et visionnaire. Abbesse, compositrice, philosophe, femme de sciences et mystique rhénane, elle est l'une des quatre femmes Docteurs de l'Église. Ses écrits prophétiques, ses compositions sublimes et ses remèdes naturels fascinent encore aujourd'hui. Plongez dans son univers spirituel et médicinal unique. Pour explorer d'autres vies de saints inspirantes, téléchargez l'app mobile Sanctus ! #Saintdujour #HildegardedeBingen

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00:00Born in 1098, the tenth child of a noble German family,
00:05Ildegarde was offered to the church from the age of 8.
00:09It was entrusted to the recluse Jutta of Sponheim at the Dissi-Bodenberg monastery.
00:15There, she grew up according to the Benedictine rule, learning the holy scriptures, music, and herbal medicine.
00:24From childhood, she was subject to intense visions,
00:27a divine light that she keeps secret for fear of being misunderstood.
00:32Upon Jutta's death, Ildegarde became abbess.
00:37In 1141, at the age of 42, a vision more powerful than any other commanded her to write down what she saw.
00:44and hears.
00:46This is the beginning of his monumental work.
00:49Despite hesitations and health problems, she obeyed, aided by her secretary Volmar.
00:55His book, Scyvias, knows the voices, reveals his theological and cosmological visions.
01:04But Ildegarde is much more than just a mystic.
01:07It's a force of nature.
01:09She composed celestial music, the Symphonia Harmoniae Celestium Revelationum, whose beauty still resonates.
01:18She wrote about nature and medicine in Physica and Kousae and Kourae,
01:24surprisingly modern treatises for the time, describing the properties of plants, diseases and their remedies.
01:32She even creates a mysterious language, Lingua Ignota.
01:37His leadership is powerful.
01:38Against the advice of her male superiors, she led her community of nuns to found a new monastery in Ruppertsberg.
01:47near Bingen, then a second one in Eibingen.
01:51She did not hesitate to correspond with powerful figures, including papal advisors, emperors, and kings.
01:57not hesitating to reprimand them for their mistake.
01:59She was an itinerant preacher, a very rare thing for a woman of her time.
02:06travelling to defend the faith and the reform of the Church.
02:10She died in 1179.
02:13Hildegard of Bingen left us a colossal body of work and an incredibly rich life.
02:19Today, she is recognized as a saint and, since 2012, as a Doctor of the Church.
02:25a prestigious title that underlines the depth of his theological thought.
02:31She is remembered for her prophetic wisdom and her artistic genius.
02:36his holistic approach to humanity and nature, and his indomitable courage.
02:42She is a luminous figure, a pioneering woman,
02:45whose legacy continues to inspire and fascinate, celebrated on September 17.
02:55Subtitling by Radio-Canada
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