St. Mary Di Rosa Comments

Saint Mary (Paula) Di Rosa December 15 The pounding on the barricaded door of the military hospital sent every heart thudding in terror. In the middle of the war in Brescia (Italy) in 1848, the wounded, sick, and those who cared for them knew what that pounding meant. The shouts from beyond the door came from soldiers, not obeying any command but their inner desire to destroy and plunder. Who could do anything to stop them? The only people here ... Continue Reading

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sinikiwe
3 years ago
I'm so touched. How i long to have that faith and courage in offering help. i have the will but the courage...oh.
emily
3 years ago
im doing a saint report and i have her i thought this was pretty helpful
marianna
3 years ago
im doing for my saint report but i need to know what her saint color is please...
alyssa
3 years ago
im doing her for confirmation! but what is she patron saint of??
Maleehah Sajjad
4 years ago
i like this website because it helps me learn about saints and their feastday because in am making my first confession
cindiee
4 years ago
i neeed to know when this saint date of canonization for my saint report pleasee..
Breanna
4 years ago
this is my saint for conformation. =]��
amaka
4 years ago
she was a very courageous woman
erik
4 years ago
What a wonderful woman and inspiring life ,again another soul whose light should be portrayed as an example for all the world to see on the 'big' screen . Maybe God will give me the courage to write the story of such a beautiful life for the benefit of mankind. Erik
kristen
4 years ago
what is this saint the patriot saint of?

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