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The Lives of the Saints, Volume 03 (of 16): March

A volume collecting concise lives of saints commemorated in March, presented as daily entries that summarize traditional accounts of ministries, martyrdoms, miracles, and veneration while often noting variant traditions and historical uncertainty. Entries combine narrative sketches, liturgical comments, and occasional illustrations, intended for devotional reading and reference. The collection underscores recurring themes of faith, sacrifice, ascetic practice, and the development of local cults, and provides cross-references and indexing to help readers locate particular commemorations and related material.

About This Book

A volume collecting concise lives of saints commemorated in March, presented as daily entries that summarize traditional accounts of ministries, martyrdoms, miracles, and veneration while often noting variant traditions and historical uncertainty. Entries combine narrative sketches, liturgical comments, and occasional illustrations, intended for devotional reading and reference. The collection underscores recurring themes of faith, sacrifice, ascetic practice, and the development of local cults, and provides cross-references and indexing to help readers locate particular commemorations and related material.

About the Author

Baring-Gould, S. portrait

S. Baring-Gould

Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was an English author, antiquarian, and folklorist, known for his extensive writings on regional history and folklore. He produced a diverse body of work, including travel literature, novels, and studies of local customs. His notable titles include "A Book of Cornwall" and "A Book of Dartmoor," which reflect his deep appreciation for the landscapes and cultures of these regions. Baring-Gould was also a prolific hymn writer and contributed significantly to the preservation of English folklore and traditions. His works continue to be valued for their rich detail and insight into the social history of England.

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