Saint Bridget of Sweden, born in 1303, was a prominent mystic and founder of the Bridgettine Order. She is known for her deep spiritual experiences and visions, which often focused on the life of Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. Her writings, particularly the Revelations, emphasize themes of compassion, prayer, and social justice. Bridget dedicated her life to serving the poor and promoting peace. She traveled extensively throughout Europe, advocating for reform within the Catholic Church and encouraging a return to a more devout Christian life. She was canonized in 1391 and is celebrated as the patron saint of Sweden.