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BeachBlonde
The Hug Reaper is here!
dont know if anyone will do X,I researched; there is St.Xystus(Sixtus I) april 3rd feast day
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BeachBlonde
The Hug Reaper is here!
saint zita april 27th 
and the thread is complete!! thanks Lady Di for a wonderful thread here,we've enjoyed it
and the thread is complete!! thanks Lady Di for a wonderful thread here,we've enjoyed it
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St. Francis of Assisi ( one of my favorite saints )feast day: October 4
patron of: animals, merchants & ecology
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which is my favorite of saints.
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Saint Kioga
Niece of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. Great-niece of Saint Hedwig. Polish royalty, married to Prince Boleslaus during the Tartar invasion. Founded a convent in Sandez. In her old age she retired to the convent as a Franciscan tertiary. Died 1292 in the convent at Sandez of natural causes
Niece of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. Great-niece of Saint Hedwig. Polish royalty, married to Prince Boleslaus during the Tartar invasion. Founded a convent in Sandez. In her old age she retired to the convent as a Franciscan tertiary. Died 1292 in the convent at Sandez of natural causes
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St. Linus
feastday : September 23
St. Linus was a native of Tuscany. He succeeded St. Peter as Pope about the year 67 a.d. St. Irenaeus says he is the Linus mentioned by St. Paul in the second letter to Timothy ( 2 Timothy 4 :21 ) and that he was consecrated bishop by St. Paul.
feastday : September 23
St. Linus was a native of Tuscany. He succeeded St. Peter as Pope about the year 67 a.d. St. Irenaeus says he is the Linus mentioned by St. Paul in the second letter to Timothy ( 2 Timothy 4 :21 ) and that he was consecrated bishop by St. Paul.
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