St. Edward the Martyr St. Edward the Martyr’s feast day is on March 18th. He is the patron saint of England and glandular disease. St. Edward was the oldest son of King Edgar and Ethelfleda. His mother was the first wife of his father. She died after her son’s birth in 963 or 964. During the birth of St. Edward it was said his father had a dream. King Edgar’s mother told the story of the dream as said “After your death the church of God will be attacked. You will have two sons. The supporters of the second will kill the first, and while the second will rule on earth the first will rule in heaven.” Between King Edgars two anointing he married another women and became the father of another son named, Ethelred. It’s been said that Queen Ethelfleda, Edwards’s mother has never been anointed so the throne should have been
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They were able to have one son but he sadly ended up passing away. They believe his son’s death was a sign from God and with consequences promised to live perfectly without having any sexual intercourse. St. Isidore was able to participate in Mass every morning but he usually ran late. His job always ended up being accomplished by angels that ended up in three times more efficiency. Isidore was granted great respect from his coworkers. St. Isidore adored the poor and had a great love for animals also. Isidore was granted a miracle in which plenty of food was produced when he fed a stock of hungry birds and when he also shared his food with a big group of people who had nothing. St. Isidore died when he was 60 years old on May 15, 1120.He died with four other Spanish saints. There group was known as “the five saints” which included St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Francis Xavier, St. Phillip Neri, and St. Isidore. His body was found corrupted, and his memorial is celebrated on May 15th in the Roman calendar.
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They were able to have one son but he sadly ended up passing away. They believe his son’s death was a sign from God and with consequences promised to live perfectly without having any sexual intercourse. St. Isidore was able to participate in Mass every morning but he usually ran late. His job always ended up being accomplished by angels that ended up in three times more efficiency. Isidore was granted great respect from his coworkers. St. Isidore adored the poor and had a great love for animals also. Isidore was granted a miracle in which plenty of food was produced when he fed a stock of hungry birds and when he also shared his food with a big group of people who had nothing. St. Isidore died when he was 60 years old on May 15, 1120.He died with four other Spanish saints. There group was known as “the five saints” which included St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Francis Xavier, St. Phillip Neri, and St. Isidore. His body was found corrupted, and his memorial is celebrated on May 15th in the Roman calendar.
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