Saint Vincent de Paul
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Learning Path: Lives of the Saints Cross-references: Theology and Doctrine (charity as forma virtutum*); Church History (Catholic Reform in France);
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In the readings assigned for Feria II after the Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost, we find ourselves immersed in a powerful
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