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Silent Hill: Townfall.
Saint Amelia
741-772
Feast Day: July 10
Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium
Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death.
Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase here: (website)
Saint Amelia
741-772
Feast Day: July 10
Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium
Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death.
Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase here: (website)
Happy Feast Day Saint Amelia 741-772 Feast Day: July 10 Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium
Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death. {website}
Happy Feast Day Saint Amelia 741-772 Feast Day: July 10 Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium
Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death. {website}
Happy Feast Day Saint Amelia
741-772 Feast Day: July 10 Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death.
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Happy Feast Day Saint Amelia
741-772 Feast Day: July 10 Patronage: arm and shoulder pain, fevers, bruises, fishermen, farmers, and Ghent, Belgium Saint Amelia was born into a religious family in the now Belgium-Luxembourg area. She was preparing to enter the Benedictine Abbey at Munsterbilsen when Charles, son of King Pepin became enamored with her beauty and virtue. He pursued her for several years and at one point broke her arm in a struggle in which it was miraculously healed. Charles then resigned himself to her religious calling. Many miracles are attributed to her before and after her death.
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