[ooc]Hey! It's May 15th! St. Isidore of Seville!
"St. Isidore the Farmer was born at Madrid, Spain in the latter half of the twelfth century and was named after St. Isidore of Seville. His parents were simple farm laborers and could not afford to formally educate him, but infused in him the utmost horror and dread of sin.
From his early years, Isidore worked as a farm hand. Through the
education given to him by his parents and his love of the Lord he
came to consider his labors as a duty to God. Isidore was well known for his diligence and care in his work and is said to have been assisted by angles in his prayer-filled labors.
As a young man, Isidore married Maria de la Cabeza (Torribia), who is also honored as a saint, and together the couple worked and helped each other grow closer to the Lord. Isidore died around the year 1130 and was canonized in 1622 after the king was cured of a fever through his intercession.
Isidore is the patron of farmers and rural communities. He is also
patron Madrid, Spain."[/ooc]
"St. Isidore the Farmer was born at Madrid, Spain in the latter half of the twelfth century and was named after St. Isidore of Seville. His parents were simple farm laborers and could not afford to formally educate him, but infused in him the utmost horror and dread of sin.
From his early years, Isidore worked as a farm hand. Through the
education given to him by his parents and his love of the Lord he
came to consider his labors as a duty to God. Isidore was well known for his diligence and care in his work and is said to have been assisted by angles in his prayer-filled labors.
As a young man, Isidore married Maria de la Cabeza (Torribia), who is also honored as a saint, and together the couple worked and helped each other grow closer to the Lord. Isidore died around the year 1130 and was canonized in 1622 after the king was cured of a fever through his intercession.
Isidore is the patron of farmers and rural communities. He is also
patron Madrid, Spain."[/ooc]
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