4993de No.809042[Last 50 Posts]
Post a saint from you're country
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a50953 No.809046
https://oca.org/saints/lives/2016/09/24/102713-martyr-peter-the-aleut
>On another occasion I was relating to him how the Spanish in California had imprisoned fourteen Aleuts, and how the Jesuits (actually Franciscans) were forcing all of them to accept the Catholic Faith. But the Aleuts would not agree under any circumstances, saying, ‘We are Christians.’ The Jesuits argued, ‘That’s not true, you are heretics and schismatics. If you do not agree to accept our faith then we will torture all of you to death.’ Then the Aleuts were placed in prisons two to a cell. That evening, the Jesuits came to the prison with lanterns and lighted candles. Again they tried to persuade two Aleuts in the cell to accept the Catholic Faith. ‘We are Christians,’ the Aleuts replied, ‘and we will not change our Faith.’ Then the Jesuits began to torture them, at first the one while his companion was a witness. They cut off one of the joints of his feet, and then the other joint. Then they cut the first joint on the fingers of his hands, and then the other joint. Then they cut off his feet, and his hands. The blood flowed, but the martyr endured all and firmly repeated one thing: ‘I am a Christian.’ He died in such suffering, due to a loss of blood. The Jesuit also promised to torture his comrade to death the next day.
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ab3168 No.809101
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2b94a5 No.809108
>>809042
Missionary and 4th bishop of Philadelphia. Founded the first diocesan Catholic school system in U.S.
St. John Neumann learned pretty quickly what it meant to follow God's will with your whole heart and soul. He was certain that he was called to be a priest, but when the time came for ordination, the bishop fell ill and the ordination was cancelled. It was never rescheduled, because there was an over-abundance of priests in Europe. Knowing he was meant to be a priest, John traveled all the way from Bohemia to New York City to be ordained. He was one of only 36 priests, serving 200,000 Catholics: his 'parish' stretched from Lake Ontario throughout Pennsylvania. He became the founder of the first diocesan Catholic School system, going from only two schools to one hundred schools in his diocese.
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864887 No.809122
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e2818a No.809125
>>809122
Where do you live?
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864887 No.809126
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e2818a No.809130
>>809126
Here you go, buddy. Saint Peter Chanel the patron saint of Oceania.
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Chanel
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c137cc No.809156
Patron Saint of Australia, Brisbane & the Knights of the Southern Cross
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0d1c4a No.809174
>>809042
Ayyy, Ameranon in Ireland here.
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c959bc No.809186
New Zealand doesn't have any saints yet.
There's one in the running though.
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2539f8 No.809205
>>809186
they let you post from prison?
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906878 No.809206
A cool, random one:
>really faithful kid from the get-go;
>after a lot of time, ended up a much renowned hermit that lived in the mountain, that give words of ;
>ended up spiritual father and advisor to Vlad the Impaler's cousin(he was just as awesome as him), telling him God would grant victory over the turks if he raised a church after each battle with them;
>Tally-36 battles, 34 victories;
>As a sidenote, the ruler would also be canonized;
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57fc69 No.809207
Put the papacy back on track in the 11th century.
Orthos hate him
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2c0faa No.809208
>from a Polish nobel family, living in Russia
>joins Russian military
>believes in God, but isn't devout at all, doesn't pray or go to church regularly
>still, he considers Christianity to be superior and tries to convert a muslim aristocrat
>resigns because he doesn't want to kill other Poles
>hates the fact that they are rebelling, but decides to help them
>still, refuses to spread any revolutionary propaganda
>goes to confession, starts attending mass regularly
>gets cought but Russians, avoids the death penalty only because they fear making him a martyr
>is sent to Siberia, where he grows more devout and decides to join the Carmelites
>builds new monasteries, since Russians destroyed most of them
>horrible at giving homilies, but spends couple hours everyday on hearing confessions and is very good at it
>dies in 1907 at the age of 72
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a334a5 No.809220
Here's a cool saint from Finland
>swedish bishop hanry starts a crusade to finland
>there was a cold winter night
>henry visists a house of peasant named lalli
>lalli is not home but his wife is
>henry takes some food, pays to lalli's wife and leaves
>lalli comes home
>lalli thinks bishop stole the food
>lalli takes a axe, catches henry and murders him on a frozen lake
>lalli takes henry's ring and mitre and puts them on
>lalli losts his finger and scalp
>next spring, a herd of mice start to chase lalli
>lalli runs to a lake and dies
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4e5843 No.809241
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da56f8 No.809313
>>809046
The aleuts applauded and all applied at the KGB that day and accepted Kyrill as their patriarch. An eagle named “Russian Patriarchate” flew into the room and perched atop the Vatican flag and tore it to shreds. The filioque was cursed several times, and God himself showed up and blessed all the aleuts.
The Jesuit lost his post and was excommunicated the next day. He choked to death on an unleavened host and was tossed into the lake of fire for all eternity.
Kyrie eleison.
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a9ee97 No.809351
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bb57d7 No.809391
No official saints or even beautifieds from my country of Georgia, U.S.; but here are a few candidates.
>Flannery O'Connor; based Catholic fiction writers from the 40s. Spearheaded Southern Gothic literature.
Also
>Based Spanish missionaries
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bb57d7 No.809392
>>809391
I have no idea why it was on sage so here is a bump to make up for it.
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36cce6 No.809396
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f9538d No.809428
>>809396
>tells people to kill themselves
>is a saint
#protlogic
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994ce3 No.809433
>>809428
I’m a prot and I don’t like him either
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979df0 No.809436
>>809396
>violates Leviticus and tells people racemixing is in gods plan
>is a saint
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b9bbe9 No.809460
>>809206
> telling him God would grant victory over the turks
Was he Orthodox? Why would he want victory over the Turks?
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163ca8 No.809491
>>809391
>Georgia, US
>country
wut?
>>809396
I am genuinely shocked at how long that took.
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cb9042 No.809492
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504408 No.809500
>>809499
>talking shit about a Saint
gawrsh
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55ef69 No.809510
>>809500
FYI I asked Dr. Taylor Marshall if he believed Paul VI and JPII were saints and he said he is not sure/undecided. He just met with Pope Francis and is a very visible figure in the Catholic scene for what it's worth. We're in quite unprecedented times.
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504408 No.809511
>>809510
All believers are saints, but not necessarily Catholic saints.
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da56f8 No.809513
>>809511
What if they stop believing? Do they stop being saints?
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0f4808 No.809516
>>809511
Satan believes in God. Does that make him a saint?
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927d63 No.809525
>>809513
Well, duh.
>>809516
I'm not so sure. Satan has been in the physical presence of God. "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed."
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2244e8 No.809526
>>809513
>>809516
>>809525
This difference is between believing IN Jesus (believing that he exists) and believing ON Jesus (putting all your faith in him to save you and bring you to Heaven).
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80f30f No.809529
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da56f8 No.809532
>>809525
>Well, duh.
So you're telling me there are unelected saints. Interesting.
>>809526
Not sure why you quoted me.
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163ca8 No.809537
>>809532
>unelected saints
No. Believers are believers in life. Once you're dead, all bets are off.
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da56f8 No.809538
>>809537
So you can be a saint if you don't believe in your lifetime on Earth. This gets more interesting by the minute.
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b884ae No.809539
>>809513
>What if they stop believing?
Impossible
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da56f8 No.809540
>>809539
Calvinist robots are to vacate the premises when humans are talking.
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927d63 No.809550
>>809538
Sigh … why is this so difficult?
All believers are Saints.
You can only believe in life.
Once you are dead, it's too late.
Therefore, if you were a believer in life, you are a Saint. If you were not a believer in life, you are not a Saint.
Do you understand?
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7a11c1 No.809566
>>809540
beep boop yes sir i shall return to my duties beep boop sovereign sovereign boop
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bb57d7 No.809579
>>809491
>wut?
It's not really a country, but I identify more with my state than I do the whole U.S., especially since "the whole U.S." includes places like California and New York.
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3bdc2a No.809590
>>809042
Oh holy king who's severed head the martyrs crown doth ray. With gems for every blood drop shed Saint Charles for England pray!
Also today is Oak apple day in the Anglican calendar, we celebrate the restoration of the Merrie Monarch to his rightful throne.
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da56f8 No.809599
>>809550
So if you are a believer you're not a saint during your life. I see 🤔
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5b6bec No.809618
>>809590
Follow up with St Edmund Martyr of East Anglia
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9d28b2 No.809638
>>809529
>builded the temple of the Lord
>killed the ungodly glow-tiggers
>married based physics girl
>no beer in heaven so he drank it down here
RIP in peace big guy.
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55ef69 No.809989
>>809638
He was a Catholic, but he only included the KJV in TempleOS. He died a heretic. If God or Angels actually communicated with him, he would have at least used the Douay Rheims.
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3ab2d9 No.810055
>>809428
>#
We got a newfag
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3ab2d9 No.810056
>>809491
The US is not a country, it is a union of countries
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c97b11 No.810068
>>810055
>newfag
>not newfriend
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3a9231 No.810082
Saint Amazing Kreskin. Do we depend on a superior, yet human moral authority to dictate to us who a saint is, or can we decide for ourselves?
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0b7a18 No.810090
>>810068
Considering that idiotic nu-terms like "newfriend", "funposting", "Winnie the Pooh" appeared only recently, there's nothing ironic in it.
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6132ef No.810100
>>810082
>do we require Jesus's Church to determine who is in heaven?
Yes, hence why Jesus gave the keys to St. Peter and the power to bind and loose to his apostles.
>or can anyone determine who is in heaven?
If you are a heretic, sure.
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6132ef No.810101
>>810090
Actually, it is. You outed yourself as a normie.
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156825 No.810103
Saint Dominic de Guzman.
Preached to the cathars, founded the dominic order and is one of the main people responsible for popularizing the rosary.
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87a035 No.810128
>>809428
>tells pedophiles to kill themselves before they rape kids
>is not a saint
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6132ef No.810140
>>810128
>be (you)
>assuming all sinners that suffer from ssa are pedophiles
>wonders why christians assume people like (you) to be bible-idolaters
Only the devil and his minions would think people that suffer from SSA are unforgivable and uncureable.
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87a035 No.810144
>>810140
Only the devil and his minions would want the church to welcome in pedophiles so they can rape christian children and strain their faith in God.
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426a42 No.810151
>>810144
Obviously we should keep a close eye on pedophiles, but are you really suggesting that shun them away from Christ? It's not like they just woke up one day and said "hey I feel like becoming a pedophile!"
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426a42 No.810153
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15a425 No.810164
>>810144
Except literally no christian wants that, and yet you advocate sinners commit suicide. Thats far more diabolic than a pedophile. Pedophiles can still repent and be forgiven, those that commit suicide can't.
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9c53b2 No.812548
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55d32f No.812570
Saint Dominic of Silos
>>810103 was named after him
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6ee7b5 No.812917
>>809396
>Sacrilege
Go figure
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d8696b No.812925
There are.none from muirica. Trump maybe.
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636e84 No.812928
>>812925
There is plenty of orthodox and catholic saints in America unless you're protestant.
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f9a041 No.813880
>>812925
Saint frances xavier cabrini from chicago who was canonized by pope pius xii in around i think 1954. She has a shrine in chicago on the first floor of an condo building. Novus ordo for ya.
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55ef69 No.813891
>>812928
Orthodox church does not produce saints
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49c914 No.813900
>>813891
Speaking as a Catholic
St Gregory of Narek would like to have a word with you.
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49c914 No.813902
>>813900
Also, St. John Paul II referred to Seraphim of Sarov as a Saint, though he was never officially canonized.
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979ef0 No.813908
>>812925
>There are.none from muirica
Yes there are. Here's one: >>809241
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35aa1c No.813920
>>812548
Tell me more about Saint Images.
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e6dc2b No.814216
>>813920
For what? Since Maronites are fully in communion with Rome but still has influences of the East, our artwork reflects it.
Mar Nimatullah is my favorite
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6c9719 No.814426
Technically not a Saint, hopefully this changes soon
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1bca6f No.815743
>Benedict Joseph Labre was truly eccentric, one of God’s special little ones. Born in France and the eldest of 18 children, he studied under his uncle, a parish priest. Because of poor health and a lack of suitable academic preparation he was unsuccessful in his attempts to enter the religious life. Then, at age 16, a profound change took place. Benedict lost his desire to study and gave up all thoughts of the priesthood, much to the consternation of his relatives.
>He became a pilgrim, traveling from one great shrine to another, living off alms. He wore the rags of a beggar and shared his food with the poor. Filled with the love of God and neighbor, Benedict had special devotion to the Blessed Mother and to the Blessed Sacrament. In Rome, where he lived in the Colosseum for a time, he was called “the poor man of the Forty Hours devotion” and “the beggar of Rome.” The people accepted his ragged appearance better than he did. His excuse to himself was that “our comfort is not in this world.”
>On April 16, 1783, the last day of his life, Benedict dragged himself to a church in Rome and prayed there for two hours before he collapsed, dying peacefully in a nearby house. Immediately after his death, the people proclaimed him a saint.
Benedict Joseph Labre was canonized by Pope Leo XIII in 1881. His Liturgical Feast Day is April 16.
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