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ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER Saints celebrated on the 29th of November WELCOME! ALL THE SAINTS OF THE SERAPHIC ORDER ' All the Saints of the Seraphic Order ', which is celebrated today (November 29), is the feast commemorating all the Franciscan Saints - those Saints who followed in the footsteps of  Saint Francis . *** Franciscans are members of the Roman Catholic religious order founded in the early 13th century by Saint Francis of Assisi. The Franciscan Order [Seraphic Order] is one of the four great mendicant orders of the Church, and its members strive to cultivate the ideals of poverty and charity. Congregations of these religious men and women are numerous all over the Roman Catholic world, and the Franciscans are the largest religious order in the Roman Catholic Church. The Franciscans actually consist of three orders. The First Order comprises priests and lay brothers who have sworn to lead a life of prayer, preaching, and penance. This First Order is divided into...

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER Saints celebrated on the 29th of November   Marian Feast Days WELCOME! O glorious Virgin, Mother of God, blessed among all nations, worthy of praise and the greatest of praise, intercede for me with thy beloved Son. O honoured Lady, Mother of the King of Angels and Archangels, assist and deliver me from every difficulty and danger. O Blossom of the Patriarchs, the Virgins and the Angels, Hope of Glory, Beauty of Virgins, Admiration of the Angels and Archangels, remember me, and forsake me not, I beseech thee, at the terrible hour of my death. O Star of the Sea, Gate of Heaven, Temple of God, Palace of Jesus Christ, Harbour of Safety, Power of all Nations, Pearl of all Sweetness, Hope of the Faithful; O Queen who shelters the guilty, who surpasses in radiance the Virgins and the Angels, thy presence gives joy to all the hosts of Heaven. Therefore, O Mother of Mercy, I place in the protection of thy holy hands my going out, my coming in, my sl...

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER Saints celebrated on the 29th of November WELCOME! SAINT RADBOD, BISHOP OF UTRECHT, CONFESSOR This holy prelate was, by his father, of noble French extraction; and, by his mother, Radbod, the last king or prince of the Frisons was his great grandfather, whose name was given him by his mother.  The first tincture of learning and piety he received under the tuition of Gunther, bishop of Cologne, his uncle by the mother: his education was completed in the courts of the emperors Charles the Bald, and his son Lewis the Stammerer, to which he repaired not to aspire after honours, but to perfect himself in the sciences, which were taught there by the ablest masters.  "I, RADBOD, A SINNER..." The hymns and office of St Martin, an eclogue on St Lebwin, a hymn on St Swidbert, and some other pious poems which are extant, are monuments of his piety and application to polite literature, as it was then cultivated: but the sacred duties principally em...

  ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER ➡️ Tomorrow ⬅️ Yesterday   Advent Saint of the Day Saint feast day November 29 Saint Saturninus' martyrdom  Saint Saturninus, Bishop and Martyr Saint Brendan of Birr, Abbot Clement IV., Pope Servant of God Dorothy Day, Journalist Blessed Edward Burden, Priest and Martyr Saint Elias, Hermit of Antinus Blessed Frederick of Ratisbon, Religious Blessed Gerard, Abbot Gunther of Melk Saint Illuminata, Virgin Jessen, Religious Blessed Jutta of Heiligenthal, Abbess Blessed Nicolinus Magalottus, Hermit Saint Papias, Martyr Saint Paphnutius, Abbot Saint Paputius Saint Philomenus, Martyr Saint Quiricus, Bishop of Toledo Saint Radbod, Bishop of Utrecht   Saint Speus, Bishop of Spoleto Blessed William Knight, Martyr All the Saints of the Seraphic Order Martyrs of Sumatra Saints Blasius and Demetrius, Martyrs Blessed George Errington and Companions, Martyrs Saint Maurus and Companions, Martyrs Saint Paramon and Companions, Martyrs Saints Saturni...

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER   Saints celebrated on the 29th of November WELCOME! SAINT SATURNINUS, BISHOP AND MARTYR Saint Saturninus (Saint Sernin) was the first bishop of Toulouse, during the consulate of Decius and Gratus (250 A. D.) His preaching made numerous converts. In his Acts, which are mentioned by Saint Gregory, it is described how Saturninus had to pass a Pagan temple to reach his little church. HIS PRESENCE DISPLEASED THE PAGANS The Pagan priests blamed Saint Saturninus’ presence for the continued silence of their oracles. One day they seized him and told him to worship their idols. Upon his refusal, they tied him to the legs of a bull, which dragged him around the town, until the rope snapped. Pious Christian women took his remains and buried them. Eventually they were transferred to Saint Sernin by his successors, Saint Hilary and Saint Exuperius. PRAYER: O God, who give us the joy of celebrating the anniversary of the death of blessed Saturninus, your Martyr,...