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St. Julian the Hospitaller is a Roman Catholic saint who, according to a popular medieval story, was of noble birth and while hunting killed his parents after mistaking them for intruders in his home. Overcome with remorse, he fled and built an inn and hospital near a river to care for travelers and the poor. Through helping a leper, he was forgiven for his crime. St. Julian is the patron saint of hotel keepers, travelers, and boatmen.
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- After Faithful is martyred in the town of Vanity, Christian continues on with Hopeful until they finally cross over the river to reach the Celestial City at the end of their journey.
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1) San Lorenzo Ruiz was the first Filipino saint who was falsely accused of killing a Spaniard in Manila in the 1600s and sought asylum on a ship, eventually being tortured and killed in Nagasaki, Japan.
2) Pedro Calungsod was a Filipino catechist who accompanied Jesuit missionaries to Guam in 1668 and was killed along with a priest in 1672 after baptizing children against a village ruler's wishes.
3) Early Christians faced persecution in the Roman Empire if they refused to honor the emperor as a god, and were imprisoned, exiled, and martyred for their faith, with many stories of their deaths being passed down.
4 the canterbury tales summar (important stories)
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Christiana and her family embark on a pilgrimage to the Celestial City after her husband Christian. They face many dangers along the way, including the Slough of Despond, thieves in the devil's garden, and the giants Maul and Despair. With the help of their guide Great-heart and fellow pilgrims they meet, they are able to overcome these obstacles. They experience many lessons at the Interpreter's house and other stops on their journey. In the end, Christiana and her group successfully reach the Celestial City and are welcomed by their Master.
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This document summarizes 10 reported miracles that occurred in Poland. It describes events such as apparitions of the Virgin Mary at Zabludow and Nowolipki, healings at the Jasna Gora monastery including a woman regaining her sight and a woman's multiple sclerosis being cured. It also mentions the "Miracle on the Vistula" where Polish forces defeated the Red Army in 1920, apparitions predicting a cholera epidemic, and the well-preserved body of Andrew Bobola after being tortured and buried.
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- 1. St. Julian BY: Julian Salinas Mr. Long Period 5
- 2. Julian the Hospitaller, also known as Julian the Poor, is a Roman Catholic saint.
- 3. Life Story According to a pious fiction that was very popular in the Middle Ages, Julian was of noble birth and while hunting one day, was reproached by a hart for hunting him and told that he would one day kill his mother and father. He was richly rewarded for his services by a king and married a widow. While he was away his mother and father arrived at his castle seeking him; When his wife realized who they were, she put them up for the night in the master's bed room. When Julian returned unexpectedly later that night and saw a man and a woman in his bed, he suspected the worst and killed them both. When his wife returned from church and he found he had killed his parents, he was overcome with remorse and fled the castle, resolved to do a fitting penance. He was joined by his wife and they built an inn for travelers near a wide river, and a hospital for the poor. He was forgiven for his crime when he gave help to a leper in his own bed; the leper turned out to be a messenger from God who had been sent to test him.
- 4. St. Julian • He is the patron of • Hotel keepers • Travelers • Boatmen
- 5. The location of the hospitals built by him is also debated between: • On the banks of the River Gardon in Provence • On an island near the River Potenza heading to Macerata
- 6. An Early Fresco Early fresco paintings of him are found in the Cathedral of Trento (14th century) and the Palazzo Comunale di Assisi.