Mariam Baouardy مريم بواردي, whose Carmelite religious name was Mary of Jesus Crucified, was a Palestinian Discalced Carmelite nun of the Melkite Greek Catholic Church who lived 1846-1878 in the Holy Land, France, and India. She was known for her service to the poor, and became a Christian mystic who received the stigmata.
Below, see the Carmelite convent in Bethlehem dedicated to St. Mary of Jesus Crucified. Note: This video was recorded prior to her canonization as a saint.
A First-Class Relic (blood from her stigmata) and Second-Class Relic (cloth from her habit) of St. Mary of Jesus Crucified are permanently located at Pilgrim Center of Hope in San Antonio, Texas, and available to view.
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