The Lives of the Saints 2
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295 Rome, and again a third time, subjecting himself to various penances. When his end drew near, he announced it to his friends, and the rumour spreading, multitudes poured to Lodeve to see him for the last time, and receive his parting benediction. Though consumed with fever, he said Mass in the Cathedral before all, and weeping, prayed for his flock 5 then he blessed the tomb he had ordered to be prepared for himself, and died peacefully shortly after.
S. CATHARINE DE RICCI, V.
(A.D. 1590.) ...[Roman Martyrology. Canonised by Pope Benedict XIV, in 1746.] S. Catharine, bom of the noble Ricci family at Florence, from her infancy exhibited a precocious piety. Being placed in a convent when young, she prayed every day before a crucifix, shedding many tears, and meditating continually on the passion. She afterwards entered the Dominican convent of S. Vincent, in the town of Prato.
She was asked to come home, but refused to revisit her parents till they had given her a promise that they would not oppose her vocation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
295 Rome, and again a third time, subjecting himself to various penances. When his end drew near, he announced it to his friends, and the rumour spreading, multitudes poured to Lodeve to see him for the last time, and receive his parting benediction. Though consumed with fever, he said Mass in the Cathedral before all, and weeping, prayed for his flock 5 then he blessed the tomb he had ordered to be prepared for himself, and died peacefully shortly after.
S. CATHARINE DE RICCI, V.
(A.D. 1590.) ...[Roman Martyrology. Canonised by Pope Benedict XIV, in 1746.] S. Catharine, bom of the noble Ricci family at Florence, from her infancy exhibited a precocious piety. Being placed in a convent when young, she prayed every day before a crucifix, shedding many tears, and meditating continually on the passion. She afterwards entered the Dominican convent of S. Vincent, in the town of Prato.
She was asked to come home, but refused to revisit her parents till they had given her a promise that they would not oppose her vocation.
What to read after The Lives of the Saints 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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