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St. John Chrysostom
ST. JOHN was born at Antioch in 344. In order to break with a world which admired and courted him,…
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The Epiphany of our Lord
THE word Epiphany means “manifestation.” It has passed into general acceptance throughout the universal Church from the fact that Jesus…
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The Epiphany
THE word Epiphany means “manifestation.” It has passed into general acceptance throughout the universal Church from the fact that Jesus…
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St. Genevieve, Virgin
GENEVIEVE was born at Nanterre, near Paris. St. Germanus, when passing through, specially noticed a little shepherdess, and predicted her…
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St. Fulgentius, Bishop
IN spite of family troubles and delicate health, Fulgentius was appointed at an early age procurator of his province at…
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St. Lucy, Virgin and Martyr
THE mother of St. Lucy suffered four years from an issue of blood, and medical help failed. St. Lucy reminded…
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St. Francis Borgia
FRANCIS BORGIA, Duke of Gandia and Captain-General of Catalonia, was one of the handsomest, richest, and most honored nobles in…
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St. Dionysius and his Companions, Martyrs, St. Louis Bertrand
OF all the Roman missionaries sent into Gaul, St. Dionysius carried the Faith the furthest into the country, fixing his…
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Saint Bridget of Sweden, religious
ST. BRIDGET was born of the Swedish royal family, in 1304. In obedience to her father, she was married to…
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St. Seraphia, Virgin and Martyr
ST. SERAPHIA was born at Antioch, of Christian parents, who, flying from the persecutions of Adrian, went to Italy and…