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(Created page with "* ...that Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, a 4th-century bishop, was exiled multiple times for defending orthodox Christian teachings? His ''Catechetical Lectures'' guided converts and shaped early Catechism teachings. * ...that Saint Josephine Bakhita, a former slave, became a nun after being freed in Italy? Canonized in 2000, she is a patroness of human trafficking victims and Sudan. * ...that Saint Anselm of Canterbury, a Doctor of the Church, dev...") |
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* ...that [[Saint Anselm of Canterbury]], a [[Doctor of the Church]], developed the ontological argument for God’s existence? His 11th-century writings influenced theology and philosophy in [[England]]. | * ...that [[Saint Anselm of Canterbury]], a [[Doctor of the Church]], developed the ontological argument for God’s existence? His 11th-century writings influenced theology and philosophy in [[England]]. | ||
* ...that [[Saint Zita]], a 13th-century servant, was known for giving her own food to the poor? Her miracles and humility made her a patroness of maids and domestic workers in [[Lucca]]. | * ...that [[Saint Zita]], a 13th-century servant, was known for giving her own food to the poor? Her miracles and humility made her a patroness of maids and domestic workers in [[Lucca]]. | ||
* ...that [[Saint Stanislaus of Szczepanów]], a Polish bishop, was martyred after excommunicating a king? His 1079 death made him a patron saint of [[Poland]] and a symbol of resistance. | * ...that [[Saint Stanislaus of Szczepanów]], a [[Polish]] bishop, was martyred after excommunicating a king? His 1079 death made him a patron saint of [[Poland]] and a symbol of resistance. | ||