Saint Martin De Tours, Saint of 11 November: the Roman Soldier Who Shared His Cloak with a Beggar and Became Bishop

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The story of Martin von Tours shows his coat part as a sign of charity and his change from soldier to benefactor.

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I discovered the virtuous life, miracles and devotion to Saint Martin de Tours, the distinguished bishop and patron celebrated with solemnity on November 11. Read more

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Every November 11th the Catholic Church celebrates the feast of Saint Martin de Tours, a Roman soldier who was born in Panonia (in the present territory of Hungary) around 316 and who, following family tradition, entered the imperial guard at the age of 15, although soon converted to Christianity, where [...] La entrada The curious story of Saint Martin de Tours, in its day was first published in First Edition.

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The Catholic Church today, Wednesday, November 11, celebrates the feast of Saint Martin, Bishop of Tours, who hagiographers write was the most beloved European saint, the protector of the afflicted and the fear and trembling of the violent. Saint Martin is the patron saint of winemakers, winegrowers, innkeepers, soldiers, horsemen and the poor. We congratulate all those named Martin, Martina, Marta, … on their name day and all those who […]

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November 11th is not only Independence Day, but also the liturgical commemoration of one of the most popular saints: Martin of Tours. He is most often associated with a delicious croissant and roast goose. However, it is not the croissant or the goose that emerge as the most important "heroes" of the day, but a certain knight who refused to become a bishop. From Legion to Consecration Martin of Tours The article "St. Martin Not Just for Croissan…

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Saint Martin of Tours stars today in the santoral, and his story is one of those that are understood to be the first. A young soldier, a cold night and a split cape in two were enough for his name to come to this day. If you want to know who was really and why he is reminded [...] The entry Saint Martin of Tours, saintal of November 11th: the Roman soldier who shared his cape with a beggar and became bishop was first published in What!.