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Saint Gracia (Grace) of Lérida was martyred about the year 1180.
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What year did Saint Grace become a saint?
There is not a specific year associated with the canonization of Saint Grace, as different saints are canonized at different times. Saint Grace is not a widely recognized saint in the Catholic Church.
In what year did Saint Sebastian die?
Saint Sebastian is believed to have died in 288 AD during the persecution of Christians by the Roman Emperor Diocletian.
What year did Princess Grace die?
1982.
When was saint grace of Lerida born?
Saint Grace of Lerida was born in the 6th century.
Who was Saint Grace of Lerida?
Grace was the daughter of Almanzor, Muslim caliph of Lerida, Catalonia, Spain and the sister of Saint Bernard and Saint Maria. She was a convert, brought to the faith by her brother Bernard. The three tried to convert their brother Almanzor, who turned them over to Moorish authorities. Grace was a martyr about the year 1180.
What is Saint Gracia the patron saint of?
There are several saints named Grace (Gracia) but Saint Grace of Lerida is the patron saint of Alcira, Valencia, Spain. Saint Grace of Cornwall is the patron saint of Probus, Cornwall, England.
When was Saint Paul born and when did he die?
Saint Paul was born around 5-10 AD in Tarsus, in modern-day Turkey. He died around 64-67 AD in Rome, Italy, as a martyr for his Christian beliefs.
What year did Saint Caomhie die?
I can find no Catholic saint named Caomhie.
Where did Saint Grace live?
Saint Grace is believed to have lived in the 4th century in Spain. She is known for her strong faith and martyrdom during the Christian persecution under Emperor Diocletian. Grace is honored as a saint in the Catholic Church.
What day of the year did Saint Christopher die?
Approximately in the year 251.
What year did Saint Coemhie die?
I can find no reference to any saint named Coemhie.
How did Saint Grace die?
Martyr by torture for her faith in Christ during the Diocletion era, when Christians were being rampantly persecuted.
