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Saint Taso

Saint

Pre-Congregation

Feast Day

11-Jan

Born

In Benevento, Italy

Died

C.729 of natural causes

Canonized

Pre-Congregation

Biography

Saint Taso, also known as Saint Thasis, was a devout Benedictine monk at Farfa, Sabina, Italy. From what our understanding of historical documents tells us, he was the brother of Saint Paldo and Saint Tato, and together they formed a powerhouse trio of saintly siblings. In their quest for spiritual enlightenment and a life dedicated to God, the three brothers established the renowned monastery of San Vincenzo on the Voltorno River.

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