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Saint Stephen I, King of Hungary, September 2

Posted on September 2, 2021October 3, 2022 by Celestine Claret
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Confessor.

Descendant of the barbarian Huns, he converted his vassals to Christ and marvelously raised the culture of his kingdom, which he consecrated to the Virgin Mary and made fiefdom of the Holy See.

He was a charitable father of the poor. He deserved for himself and for his successors the title of Apostolic King and the privilege of carrying the raised cross before him.

He died on the day of the Virgin Mary, August 15, in the year 1038.

V: Saint Stephen.
A: Pray for us.


Info of the Saint:

FeastSeptember 2
Born975
Esztergom,
Principality
of Hungary
Died15 Aug 1038
(aged 63)
Esztergom or
Székesfehérvá,
Kingdom of
Hungary
NationalityHungarian
Canonization1083
by pope
Gregory VII
PatronageKings,
bricklayers,
stonemasons
and children
that suffer
from serious
diseases.

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