Post by Eric Gajewski on Jan 28, 2016 15:48:09 GMT
TradCatKnight: St. Peter Nolasco, Confessor
Founder of the Order of Our Lady for the Redemption of Captives.] PETER, of the noble family of Nolasco, in Languedoc, was born in the diocess of St. Papoul, about the year 1189. His parents were very rich, but far more illustrious for their virtue. Peter, whilst an infant, cried at the sight of a poor man, till something was given him to bestow on the object of his compassion. In his childhood he gave to the poor whatever he received for his own use. He was exceeding comely and beautiful; but innocence and virtue were his greatest ornaments. It was his pious custom to give a very large alms to the first poor man he met every morning, without being asked.
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Founder of the Order of Our Lady for the Redemption of Captives.] PETER, of the noble family of Nolasco, in Languedoc, was born in the diocess of St. Papoul, about the year 1189. His parents were very rich, but far more illustrious for their virtue. Peter, whilst an infant, cried at the sight of a poor man, till something was given him to bestow on the object of his compassion. In his childhood he gave to the poor whatever he received for his own use. He was exceeding comely and beautiful; but innocence and virtue were his greatest ornaments. It was his pious custom to give a very large alms to the first poor man he met every morning, without being asked.
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