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The magic of jewels and charms

SAINTS’ DAYS

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Kunz, George Frederick
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Symphorosa. July 18. Only in Greek Church. A Jewish martyr, the mother of the Maccabees (second century B.C.).
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Theresa. October 15. Patron of Spain (1515–1582).
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Thomas à Becket. July 7 (1117–1170).
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Thomas Didymus. December 21. Apostle, patron of Portugal and Palma.
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Urban. May 25. Pope and martyr (died 236).
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Ursula. October 21. Patroness of young girls, and of educational institutions (died 383).
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Valentine. February 14 (first century).
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Veronica. Shrove Tuesday (first century).
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Victor. Patron of Marseilles (fourth century).
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Vincent. January 22. Patron of Lisbon, Valencia, Saragossa, Milan, and Châlons.
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Vincent de Paul. July 19. Founder of Order of the Sisters of Charity.
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Vitus. June 15. Patron of Bohemia, Saxony, Sicily, and of dancers and actors (third century).
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Walburga. February 25 (died ca. 778).
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William. January 10. Patron of Bruges (died 1209).
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Winifred. November 3. British maiden of seventh century.

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The magic of jewels and charms, Project Gutenberg eBook #66583

VERSES ON SAINTS’ DAYS AT VARIOUS SEASONS OF THE YEAR.[508] VII On the Religious Use of Various Stones