St. Adam

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Feastday: May 16
Died: 1210

Hermit and abbot, a native of Fermo, Italy, where he began a severe life of recollection in a cave on the slopes of Mount Vissiano. Attracting many followers, Adam was invited to join the Benedictine Order and entered San Sabine Monastery. Within the monastery he maintained his prayer life and rigorous self-discipline. His example led to his election as abbot.

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Allan Stairs
1 year ago
I'd like to make a suggestion : This saint is named Adam. My suggestion is that you add onto the list of these holy personages Adam and Eve ! The Church at least accepts them as being on the liste of those who are in Heaven and therefore are holy. They bear witness to the univesal plan of God's salvation.
Adam
2 years ago
a very interesting site
Egidio
2 years ago
thanks so much for your informative website.I really have searched for my patron saint`s information without success.May be you could help me get the history of st.Egidio and the day he is commemorated.thanks.
Ian S. Gibson
3 years ago
Just thanx for this website.
Gregir
3 years ago
i almost love it
adam
3 years ago
i love it
james
3 years ago
i love it

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