15+ Best Joan of Arc Quotes

I do not accept such a prohibition…if ever I do escape, no one shall reproach me with having broken or violated my faith, not having given my word to any one, whosoever it may be.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Prohibition Trust Giving One's word

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I fear them not….I was born to do this.

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Fear Bravery Destiny

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Alas! am I to be so horribly and cruelly treated? Alas! that my body, whole and entire, which has never been corrupted, should to-day be consumed and burned to ashes! Ah! I would far rather have my head cut off, seven times over, than be thus burned!

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Burned at the Stake Immolation Capital Punishment Decapitation

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The child was three days old. It was brought before the image of Our Lady. They told me that the young girls of the village were before this image, and that I might wish to go also and pray God and Our Lady to give life to this infant. I went and prayed with them. At last, life returned to the child, who yawned three times, and was then baptized; soon after, it died, and was buried in consecrated ground. It was three days, they said, since life had departed from the child; it was as black as my coat; when it yawned, the color began to return to it.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Miracles prayer Faith Healing Resurrection

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I have done nothing in the world but by the order of God.

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Devotion obedience God's Will

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There is a saying among children, that ‘Sometimes one is hanged for speaking the truth.’

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Speaking The Truth Tell the truth and run Hanging Children

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I was sitting on the bed; I joined my hands; I implored its help. The Voice said to me: ‘Answer boldly.’ I asked advice as to how I should answer, begging it to entreat for this the counsel of the Lord. The Voice said to me: ‘Answer boldly; God will help you.’ Before I had prayed it to give me counsel, it said to me several words I could not readily understand. After I was awake, it said to me: ‘Answer boldly.’ [Addressing herself to the Bishop:] You say you are my judge. Take care what you are doing; for in truth I am sent by God, and you place yourself in great danger.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Hearing Voices Angel of God Answer Boldly danger

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I was thirteen when I had a Voice from God for my help and guidance. The first time that I heard this Voice, I was very much frightened; it was mid-day, in the summer, in my father's garden. I had not fasted the day before. I heard this Voice to my right, towards the Church; rarely do I hear it without its being accompanied also by a light. This light comes from the same side as the Voice. Generally it is a great light. Since I came into France I have often heard this Voice.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Visions Hallucinations Hearing Voices Catholic Church France

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It is true I wished to escape; and so I wish still: is not this lawful for all prisoners?

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Escape Prisoners Jailbreak

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In my own country they call me Jeannette; since I came into France I have been called Jeanne [English: Joan]. Of my surname I know nothing. I was born in the village of Domremy, which is really one with the village of Greux. The principal Church is at Greux. My father is called Jacques d'Arc; my mother, Ysabelle. I was baptized in the village of Domremy. One of my godmothers is called Agnes, another Jeanne [Joan], a third Sibylle. One of my godfathers is called Jean Lingué, another Jean Barrey. I had many other godmothers, or so I have heard from my mother. I was, I believe, baptized by Messire Jean Minet; he still lives, so far as I know. I am, I should say, about nineteen years of age. From my mother I learned my Pater, my Ave Maria, and my Credo. I believe I learned all this from my mother.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Joan Jeannette Jeanne Greux Domremy Ave Maria Pater Credo Catholicism

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Great and formidable Prince Duke of Burgundy, Joan the Maiden requests of you, in the name of the King of Heaven, my rightful and sovereign Lord, that the King of France and yourself should make a good firm lasting peace. Fully pardon each other willingly, as faithful Christians should do; and if it should please you to make war, then go against the Saracens. Prince of Burgundy, I pray, beg, and request as humbly as I can that you wage war no longer in the holy kingdom of France, and order your people who are in any towns and fortresses of the holy kingdom to withdraw promptly and without delay. And as for the noble King of France, he is ready to make peace with you, saving his honor; if you're not opposed. And I tell you, in the name of the King of Heaven, my rightful and sovereign Lord, for your well-being and your honor and [which I affirm] upon your lives, that you will never win a battle against the loyal French and that all those who have been waging war in the holy kingdom of France have been fighting against King Jesus, King of Heaven and of all the world, my rightful and sovereign Lord. And I beg and request of you with clasped hands to not fight any battles nor wage war against us—neither yourself, your troops nor subjects; and know beyond a doubt that despite whatever number of soldiers you bring against us they will never win. And there will be tremendous heartbreak from the great clash and from the blood that will be spilled of those who come against us. And it has been three weeks since I had written to you and sent proper letters via a herald [saying] that you should be at the anointing of the King which this day, Sunday, the seventeenth day of this current month of July, is taking place in the city of Rheims—to which I have not received any reply. Nor have I ever heard any word from this herald since then. I commend you to God and may He watch over you if it pleases Him, and I pray God that He shall establish a good peace.

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

Rheims God Peace Threats War Saracens Duke of Burgundy

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France, the King of Heaven orders and notifies you through me, Joan the Maiden to leave your fortresses and go back to your own country; or I will produce a clash of arms to be eternally remembered. And this is the third and last time I have written to you; I shall not write anything further. Jesus, Mary … Joan the Maiden

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

France Threats War King of Heaven Clash of Arms

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King of England…Hand over to the Maiden who is sent here by God the King of Heaven, the keys to all the towns which you have taken and violated in France. She has come here in the name of God to support the Royal family. She is quite prepared to make peace, if you are willing to do right, so long as you give up France and make amends for occupying it. And you, archers, soldiers both noble and otherwise who are around the town of Orléans, in God's name go back to your own lands. And if you will not do so, await word of the Maiden, who will go to see you soon to your very great misfortune. King of England, if you do not do so, I am a commander, and wherever I come across your troops in France, I shall make them go, whether willingly or unwillingly; and if they will not obey, I will have them wiped out. I am sent here by God the King of Heaven—an eye for an eye—to drive you entirely out of France. And if they are willing to obey, I shall have mercy on them. And do not think otherwise, for you will never hold the kingdom of France from God the King of Heaven, the Son of Saint Mary; King Charles, the true heir, will hold it, for God the King of Heaven wills it; and this has been revealed by the Maiden to him [i.e., Charles], who shall enter Paris with a fine contingent of troops. If you do not believe the tidings sent by God and the Maiden, wherever we find you we will strike against you, and will cause such a great clash of arms there that not for a thousand years has France seen one as great if you do not do right. And firmly believe that the King of Heaven will send greater force to the Maiden than you would be able to bring against her and her good men-at-arms in all of your assaults. And in the fighting we shall see who has the better right [whether God of Heaven or you]. Duke of Bedford, the Maiden asks and requests that you will not cause your own downfall. If you will do right, you could yet come in her company to where the French will do the noblest deed which has ever been done for Christianity. And reply if you wish to make peace in the city of Orléans; and if you do not do so, you will shortly contemplate you great misfortunes.

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

Threats Duke of Bedford King of England War Christianity

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The Voice had promised me that, as soon I came to the King, he would receive me. Those of my party knew well that the Voice had been sent me from God; they have seen and known this Voice, I am sure of it. My King and many others have also heard and seen the Voices which came to me: there were there Charles de Bourbon and two or three others. There is not a day when I do not hear this Voice; and I have much need of it. But never have I asked of it any recompense but the salvation of my soul.

— Joan of Arc, via www.stjoan-center.com

Visions Hallucinations Charles de Bourbon Hearing Voices

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I was thirteen when I had a Voice from God for my help and guidance. The first time that I heard this Voice, I was very much frightened; it was mid-day, in the summer, in my father's garden. I had not fasted the day before. I heard this Voice to my right, towards the Church; rarely do I hear it without its being accompanied also by a light. This light comes from the same side as the Voice. Generally it is a great light. Since I came into France I have often heard this Voice….If I were in a wood, I could easily hear the Voice which came to me. It seemed to me to come from lips I should reverence. I believe it was sent me from God. When I heard it for the third time, I recognized that it was the Voice of an Angel. This Voice has always guarded me well, and I have always understood it; it instructed me to be good and to go often to Church; it told me it was necessary for me to come into France. You ask me under what form this Voice appeared to me? You will hear no more of it from me this time. It said to me two or three times a week: 'You must go into France.' My father knew nothing of my going. The Voice said to me: 'Go into France!'

— Joan of Arc, via www.stjoan-center.com

Visions Hallucinations Angels

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About Jesus Christ and the Church, I simply know they're just one thing, and we shouldn't complicate the matter.

— Joan of Arc, via en.wikiquote.org

Jesus Christ Catholic Church

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I used to say to them [the soldiers]: 'Go boldly in among the English' and then I' used to go in boldly myself.

— Joan of Arc, The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: From Marathon to Waterloo

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I do not accept such a prohibition…if ever I do escape, no one shall reproach me with having broken or violated my faith, not having given my word to any one, whosoever it may be.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

I fear them not….I was born to do this.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

Alas! am I to be so horribly and cruelly treated? Alas! that my body, whole and entire, which has never been corrupted, should to-day be consumed and burned to ashes! Ah! I would far rather have my head cut off, seven times over, than be thus burned!

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

I have done nothing in the world but by the order of God.

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

There is a saying among children, that ‘Sometimes one is hanged for speaking the truth.’

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

It is true I wished to escape; and so I wish still: is not this lawful for all prisoners?

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

— Joan of Arc, via www.indiana.edu

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

— Joan of Arc, via archive.joan-of-arc.org

— Joan of Arc, via www.stjoan-center.com

— Joan of Arc, via www.stjoan-center.com

About Jesus Christ and the Church, I simply know they're just one thing, and we shouldn't complicate the matter.

— Joan of Arc, via en.wikiquote.org

I used to say to them [the soldiers]: 'Go boldly in among the English' and then I' used to go in boldly myself.

— Joan of Arc, The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: From Marathon to Waterloo

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