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Saint Ruggero of Canne

Saint Ruggero of Canne, also known as Roger, was a pious and devoted Catholic saint who lived in the mid-11th century.

Feast Day December 30Died December 30, 1129

Biography

Saint Ruggero of Canne, also known as Roger, was a pious and devoted Catholic saint who lived in the mid-11th century. Born into a family of deep faith, Ruggero displayed extraordinary piety from his early youth. His unwavering devotion to God led him to become a deacon, serving the church and its community with great dedication. At the age of 30, despite his reluctance, Ruggero was ordained as the bishop of Canne, Italy. As bishop, he diligently carried out his pastoral duties, striving to nurture the spiritual well-being of his flock. Legend has it that during his travels throughout his diocese, an eagle would often appear and soar above him, providing shelter and protection from inclement weather. This remarkable occurrence became a symbol of Ruggero's holiness and divine calling.

Saint Ruggero of Canne
Saint Ruggero of Canne
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