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Crispin of Viterbo (Franciscan Saints) Feast Day: May 19 capuchinfranciscans Son of Ubald and Marsha. His father died when Pietro was very young, and his mother consecrated the boy to the Blessed …More

Crispin of Viterbo (Franciscan Saints) Feast Day: May 19 capuchinfranciscans
Son of Ubald and Marsha. His father died when Pietro was very young, and his mother consecrated the boy to the Blessed Virgin Mary when he was five years old. Pietro developed an early devotion to Our Lady, calling her his other mother, and displayed such a simple and honest piety that led his neighbors to call him il Santorello (the little saint). He worked as a shoemaker for the uncle who provided for his education.
The sight of a procession of Friars Minor Capuchin woke within Pietro the realization that he was called to religious life. He became a Franciscan lay brother on 22 July 1693, taking the name Crispin because of his craft. Worked as a cook at the Viterbo Capuchin monastery. Transferred to, and worked tirelessly at, Capuchin houses in Tolfa, Rome, and Albano Laziale. He developed a devotion to, and modelled himself after Saint Felix of Cantalice.
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San Crispín de Viterbo: 19 de mayo santodeldíapodcast En Roma, San Crispín de Viterbo, era un religioso de la Orden de los Hermanos Menores Capuchinos, que mientras recorría los pueblos de las montañas …More

San Crispín de Viterbo: 19 de mayo santodeldíapodcast
En Roma, San Crispín de Viterbo, era un religioso de la Orden de los Hermanos Menores Capuchinos, que mientras recorría los pueblos de las montañas para mendigar limosna, enseñaba los rudimentos de la fe a los campesinos. Amante de la pobreza, dotado de un ánimo generoso y sensible a las manifestaciones de gozo, pleno de caridad y de preocupación fraterna por los pecadores, los pobres, los encarcelados, los niños abandonados, sabía ser útil y agradable en los diversos oficios: era al mismo tiempo hortelano, enfermero, cocinero y limosnero. Murió en 1750.

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Mayo 19. Madre Santísima de la Luz florycanto La Madre Santísima de la Luz ha sido declarada protectora de León, Guanajuato, México, contra los rayos, las inundaciones y la peste, su historia comenzó …More

Mayo 19. Madre Santísima de la Luz florycanto
La Madre Santísima de la Luz ha sido declarada protectora de León, Guanajuato, México, contra los rayos, las inundaciones y la peste, su historia comenzó previo a1 732 antes de llegar a esta ciudad y este miércoles 19 de mayo se le conmemorará. Como ya es tradición, a la Virgen de la Luz se le celebra durante todo el mes de mayo con cantos, rosarios, misas, verbenas, pero sobre todo con procesiones; sin embargo, desde el año pasado no han sido posibles por la pandemia. El lugar donde se le conmemora y se llevan a cabo todas las actividades religiosas es en la Catedral Metropolitana de León, ubicada en el Centro Histórico de la ciudad, donde hay una pintura que representa a María llevando en su brazo izquierdo al Niño Jesús, quien tiene en la mano derecha un corazón, y con la izquierda toma otro de una canasta llena de corazones y un ángel arrodillado. milenio.com/…/comunidad/conoce-historia-virgen-luz-patrona-leon

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El Santoral de Mayo día 19, Qué Santo es hoy, Santos del día 19 de Mayo. mascoalba San Urbano I, papa En Roma y en el cementerio de Calixto, en la vía Apia, san Urbano I, papa, que gobernó fielmente …More

El Santoral de Mayo día 19, Qué Santo es hoy, Santos del día 19 de Mayo.
mascoalba San Urbano I, papa
En Roma y en el cementerio de Calixto, en la vía Apia, san Urbano I, papa, que gobernó fielmente la Iglesia Romana durante ocho años, tras el martirio de san Calixto.
Santos Parteno y Calócero, mártires
En la misma ciudad, santos Parteno y Calócero, mártires, que dieron insigne testimonio de Cristo en tiempo del emperador Diocleciano.
San Adolfo de Arrás y Cambrai , obispo
En Arrás, de Neustria, san Adolfo, obispo a la vez de esta ciudad y de Cambrai.
San Dunstán de Canterbury, abad y obispo En Canterbury, en Inglaterra, san Dunstán, obispo, quien, como abad de Glastonbury, restauró y propagó la vida monástica. Fue promovido a la sede episcopal de Worcester, luego a la de Londres y, finalmente, a la de Canterbury, trabajando siempre en todas ellas para promover la concordia de los monjes y de las monjas prescrita en las reglas. Beata Humiliana, viuda (1 coms.) En Florencia, en la región …More

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San Pietro da Morrone 19/05 Famiglia Cristiana San Pietro da Morrone 19/05/2011More

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Famiglia Cristiana San Pietro da Morrone 19/05/2011

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Pope Celestine V and Santa Maria di Collemaggio. Italywise A.D. 1296 Humility raised this saint above the world, and preserved his soul free from its poison, both amidst its flatteries and under its …More

Pope Celestine V and Santa Maria di Collemaggio.
Italywise A.D. 1296 Humility raised this saint above the world, and preserved his soul free from its poison, both amidst its flatteries and under its frowns. He was born in Apulia about the year 1221. His parents were very virtuous and charitable to the poor to the uttermost of their abilities. After his father’s death, his mother, though she had eleven other sons, seeing his extraordinary inclination to piety, provided him with a literary education. His progress gave his friends great expectations; but he always considered that he had only one affair in this world, and that an affair of infinite importance, the salvation of his soul: that no security can be too great where an eternity is at stake: moreover, that the way to life is strait, the account which we are to give of all our actions and thoughts most rigorous, the judge infinitely just, and the issue either sovereign happiness or sovereign misery. He therefore made the means, by …More

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19 Mai - Saints Yves, Pierre Célestin & Pudentienne Yves Hélory, prêtre et juge en Bretagne (+ 1303) Il était le fils d'un chevalier breton. Orphelin très jeune, il est élevé par sa mère*. Puis il …More

19 Mai - Saints Yves, Pierre Célestin & Pudentienne
Yves Hélory, prêtre et juge en Bretagne (+ 1303)
Il était le fils d'un chevalier breton. Orphelin très jeune, il est élevé par sa mère*. Puis il s'en vient à l'Université de Paris. Très doué, il y étudie les arts, c'est-à-dire les lettres, la théologie pour être prêtre, et le droit. Ayant parachevé ses études dans la prestigieuse faculté de droit d'Orléans, il revient au pays. On le nomme à la fois curé de Trédrez, petite paroisse près de Saint Michel en Grèves et official (juge ecclésiastique) à Tréguier. Sous l'influence de moines franciscains avec qui il a de longues discussions sur la perfection et la pauvreté, il se décide à partager ses ressources avec les pauvres. Juge, il assume ses fonctions dans un esprit de conciliation et de justice et, gratuitement, se fait le conseiller ou le défenseur des plaideurs démunis, gardant, sous les attaques parfois acerbes de ses collègues d'en face, une joyeuse égalité d'humeur. Fidèle à …More

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MAY 19 - SAINT THEOPHILUS OF CORTE breski1 Biagio Arrighi Teofilo Memorial 19 May Profile Joined the Franciscans in 1693, taking the name Theophilus (friend of God). Ordained in Naples, Italy. …More

MAY 19 - SAINT THEOPHILUS OF CORTE
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Joined the Franciscans in 1693, taking the name Theophilus (friend of God). Ordained in Naples, Italy. Taught at Civitella, Italy. Evangelist throughout Corsica and Italy. Worked for reforms and renewed zeal within the Franciscans. Born at Corte, Corsica, France as Biagio Arrighi Died 1740 of natural causes Canonized 1930 by Pope Pius XI

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Saint Urban I - Pope - Martyr - 230 Cybrotius He succeeded Saint Calixtus in the year 223, the third of the emperor Alexander, and sat seven years. Though the church enjoyed peace under that mild reign …More

Saint Urban I - Pope - Martyr - 230
Cybrotius He succeeded Saint Calixtus in the year 223, the third of the emperor Alexander, and sat seven years. Though the church enjoyed peace under that mild reign, this was frequently disturbed by local persecutions raised by the people or governors. In the acts of Saint Cecily this zealous pope is said to have encouraged the martyrs, and converted many idolaters. He is styled a martyr in the sacramentary of Saint Gregory, in the Martyrology of Saint Jerom published by Florentinius, and in the Greek liturgy. It appears from Fortunatus and several ancient missals, that the festival of Saint Urban was celebrated in France with particular devotion in the sixth age. A very old church stood on the Appian road dedicated to God in honour of this saint, near the place where he was first interred, in the cemetery of Prætextatus. His body was there found together with those of Saints Cecily, Tiburtius, and Valerian in 821, and translated by Pope Paschal into …More

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