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IGNATIUS-OF-LACONI: Scullion for the Capuchins in Sicily. Illiterate and not too healthy, he worked for twenty years as a cook and weaver.
In 1741 he was shunted into the streets to beg for alms, presumably on the assumption he would inspire pity.
It certainly worked as his gentle demeanour and friendly style not only allowed him to get away with knocking on doors, it got to the stage where there were complaints if he didn't call often enough.
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St IGNATIUS-OF-LACONI
IGNATIUS-OF-LACONI: Scullion for the Capuchins in Sicily. Illiterate and not too healthy, he worked for twenty years as a cook and weaver.
In 1741 he was shunted into the streets to beg for alms, presumably on the assumption he would inspire pity. It certainly worked as his gentle demeanour and friendly style not only allowed him to get away with knocking on doors, it got to the stage where there were complaints if he didn't call often enough.
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VITAL STATISTIX
Location : Worldwide Catholicism
Gender : Male
Category : Saint
Celebration or Feast Day : Unknown at present
Birth and Death Dates : 1701-1781
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : None known
Keywords : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 44
Location : Worldwide Catholicism
Gender : Male
Category : Saint
Celebration or Feast Day : Unknown at present
Birth and Death Dates : 1701-1781
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : None known
Keywords : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 44
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Data compiled by Chas Saunders & Peter A
Copyright © 1999-2010 Godchecker, Inc. All rights reserved.
The Gods told us to do it.
