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Notre-Dame, Folgoët, Finistère, Brittany, France , 1650 - First Sunday of September
Known as the "nut of the woods," St. Salaün lived in a forest clearing near a spring, over which he enjoyed hanging from an oak branch, immersed to his shoulders, singing "O Maria." He lived by begging: "Ave Maria! Salaün could sure eat some bread!...
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Icon of the Mother of God of St Peter of Moscow, Russia , 14th cent. - September 6
The Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos “Of St Peter” was so called because it was painted by St Peter, Metropolitan of Moscow (+ December 21, 1326) while he was igumen of the Ratsk monastery near Volhynia. During a visit to the Ratsk monastery by St...
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Virgen del Puig, El Puig, Horta Nord, Valencia, Spain , 1237 - First Sunday of September, September 8
On September 8, 1237, St. Peter Nolasco found a 3' marble relief of the Virgin and Child buried beneath a bell in El Puig, where James I of Aragon was preparing to reconquer the nearby city of Valencia from the Moors. The following year, James decide...