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Gaby Osorio

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Choose from a wide variety of shapes to create diagrams and charts. Free from Google.

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SlideShow

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By Lauren

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Julian of Norwich was never formally canonized. She lived in medieval england and was the first woman to write a book in the english language.
That is a statue of her holding her book.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_W8tQGNKO3louPbUhyGO_7jH9JCfJNJdzBS2XsuyGCk/edit?usp=sharing

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Oscar Romero

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Poster

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Saint Jerome Slides

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Saint Leo the Great Slides

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Saint Leo the Great Slides - Stephanie Pavur

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Jessica McDonald

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Kaitlyn Ryan-Lipps

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Saint Anselm of Canterbury
Anselm was born between April 1033-April 1034 in Aosta, Italy. He is known for the ontological argument. He died on April 21st 1109 as an Archbishop.

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Saint Leo the Great

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Slideshow

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St. Bonaventure was born in 1221 in Italy and died on July 15, 1274, which is now his feast day. He was canonized in 1482 by Pope Sixtus IV.

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William Brown
Slideshow
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pCNQy5lrf3ScEmigXuMvm3KIHPzTMuQq_7a_tW87S0k/edit#slide=id.g4569f98d1b_0_10

Mother Teresa was a nun in the 1900s. She helped poor and sick people and inspired others to be good to everyone.
Collage
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kOv8onE-dt-vzynUTrHFE5OqOKqtdMiCT1zUqd5ix3U/edit

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Pope John Paul II

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He was born in 1506 and died in 1552.

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Saint Francis Xavier is the patron saint of catholic missions

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Saint Ignatius of Loyola is the founder of the Jesuit Order. He lived from 1491-1556

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St. John was born on June 24, 1542.  His father and brother died when he was a year old.  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1N0JR1t33IWNqJbXDhuLsppw-jDjHdINU5AQ6ONXniT4/edit?usp=sharing

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From 1525-1530 Saint Francis Xavier attended the University of Paris.

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St. Gregory was born and raised in what is modern day Turkey

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His feast day is January 10

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St. Gregory of Nyssa - Elizabeth Carroll

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St. Gregory of Nyssa - Elizabeth Carroll

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St. Gregory of Nyssa was the brother of Saint Basil the Great and Saint Macrina the Younger. He was a bishop who fought to end heresies like Arianism.

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He is the patron saint of universities and students.  He was born in 1225 and died 50 years later.

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Saint Peter's feast day is September 9th and his prayer is on the left of this collage. He was a Spanish Jesuit Priest and died of parkinson's disease.

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1.St. Nicholas is also called santa clause because he gives presents to many people.
2. He is well known for his miracles.

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When St. Scholastica died from an illness a mere three days after Benedict's last visit, her twin brother watched her soul ascend to heaven in the form of a dove.

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St. Scholastica and her twin brother, St. Benedict, were born to Italian nobility. Her mother died in childbirth and her father is not mentioned.

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St. Scholastica, born in A.D. 480, was a hard worker and had dedicated her whole life to God. She even entered convent to join a Benedictine order for young women at a very young age

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Digital Poster         By: Savannah Sheldon
St. Augustine was a bishop and doctor of the church. On the left is a picture of St. Augustine and his family. At the top is the word August because that is the month he was canonized. The top right is a map of the place where he was born, Thagaste, now it is known as Algeria. The bottom right is a picture of St. Augustine.

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St. Catherine wrote over 400 letters to government officials throughout her life.

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St. Catherine traveled constantly throughout her life to reach political officials to try to persuade them. She traveled to Rome, Pisa, and Florence to try to spread the Word of God.

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St. Catherine is the patron saint of fire prevention, illness, and Italy.  She was one of 25 children. She didn't want to be forced into marriage, therefore,  she turned to God to live a faithful life.

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St. Teresa of Avila is that patron saint of headache sufferers and catholic writers. She fell away from the catholic church but after contracting a life threatening disease was turned back to the faith, where she lived her final years.

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St. Basil the Great - Genevieve Beausang

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St. Basil the Great - Genevieve Beausang

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Gregory Naziazens, Basil's closest friend (top left), the Basiliad, a hospital compound that Basil was in charge of constructing (middle), Caesarea, where he was born (top left), Basil's family, all of which were religious (bottom left), St. Basil himself (bottom left).  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PHp5bkrYYdFTMuUey5ulO-5thd3-19ByyVvE1hNoRpA/edit#slide=id.p

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St. Joan of Arc was a martyr and a national heroine of France who led the French army to victory over the English at Orléans. She is seen as a brave, active, and religious woman who believed a person of any class could receive a divine calling.

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St. Brigid was the head of nuns in Kildare, Ireland. She was an amazing person who helped many people and influenced several women to become nuns and serve God.

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Author, Monk, and Advisor

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St. John Cassian meditated throughout the nile region

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St. John Cassian meditated throughout the nile region

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Finally, St. John Cassian's life work compiled in Marseilles, France where he died.

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Finally, St. John Cassian's life work compiled in Marseilles, France where he died.

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She was only 15 when she became a nun and was called the "little flower" because she would scatter flowers around.

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Saint Gregory the Great was born in Rome.

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Elizabeth died on July 4th; this day is also her feast day.

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Elizabeth was given the title "Peacemaker" because of how she brought peace between warring armies several times.

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Saint Elizabeth of Portugal (Leslie Kramer)

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Saint Elizabeth of Portugal (Leslie Kramer)

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Here she is depicted in royal clothing, customary of those of her royal status. She belonged to Portugal's royal house of Aragon.

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This is the Flag that shows that thomas was born in England

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Thomas has many important events in the month of December. His birthday, his death, and his feast are all in this month.

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This represents the death of Thomas. It shows the four knights killing him in honor of King Henry II.