
Saint John Roberts, also known as Saint John Roberts of Trawsfynydd, was born in 1577 in Trawsfynydd, Merionethshire, Gwynedd, northern Wales. He was the son of John and Anna Roberts, and his ancestors were princes in Wales. Although raised Protestant, John always felt a deep affinity for Catholicism. He pursued his education at Saint John's College, Oxford, from 1595 to 1597, but left without obtaining a degree. Following this, he studied law at the Inns of Court when he was 21 years old. In 1598, while traveling in France, John had a transformative experience. He joined...
Catholic saints serve as examples of virtue, holiness, and the human potential for grace. Their lives remind us that holiness is attainable for everyone, and by learning about saints, you can:
The process of canonization in the Catholic Church is a rigorous and thorough examination of a person's life and virtues. It typically involves several stages:
This process ensures that those recognized as saints truly embody the virtues of Christian life and serve as models for the faithful.
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