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St. Medard was born around 456, in Salency, France. His father was a noble Frenchman and his mother was from a Roman family that had settled in Gaul. 

At the age of 33, Medard was ordained a priest. He wanted to remain a priest, but reluctantly became Bishop of Vermand in 530. He was one of the most honored bishops of the time, and his memory has always been vener...


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Years before Los Angeles County became a sprawling metropolis, the village of Artesia was part of an area known as “Dairy Valley.” Immigrants, especially from Portugal, settled there and worked on dairy farms. For decades, Holy...


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St. Anthony Mary Gianelli was born in Genoa, Italy, in a poor but pious family. He attended seminary, showing great promise, through the generosity of the owner of his family farm. Because Anthony was so young when he completed his studies, he required a special dispensation to be ordained, becoming a priest in 1812.

As a parish priest, Anthony founded a few religious ...


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Pope Leo XIV urged half a million young people gathered in Madrid June 6 to reject superficiality and become "men and women of flesh and blood," telling them that the mission he entrusts to them is simply to "be human."

"The mission I entrust to you is precisely this: that you be human," the pope said during an evening prayer vigil in Madrid's Plaza de Lima. "Yes, be h...


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St. Norbert was born around the year 1080, in Xanten, Germany, to a high-ranking family with ties to the imperial court. As a young man, Norbert was extremely intelligent, and was marked for high office in the Church, the state, or both.

Norbert was ordained as a subdeacon, and eventually served an appointment with the powerful Archbishop of Cologne...


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