Codice prodotto: L10339
Memorial Day: July 23
When did Saint Liborius live: 4th century AD
BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Liborius was the Bishop of Le Mans in Gaul (modern-day France) during the 4th century. During his tenure, he promoted church construction and strengthened Christian life in his diocese. He was known for numerous miraculous healings and passed away around 397. After his death, his relics were transferred to Paderborn in 836, establishing a lasting connection between the dioceses of Le Mans and Paderborn.
PATRONAGE:
St. Liborius is the patron saint of Paderborn, bishops, stonemasons, and those suffering from kidney and gallbladder diseases.
SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbols of San Liborius are three stones, representing his protection against kidney and gallbladder ailments, and a pastoral staff, symbolizing the immortality of the soul.
PATRON SAINT OF:
Liborius, Liborio, Libor, Liborij, Liborinho, Liboire, Liborius, Líbor, Librio, Liborico, Liborijus, Libors, Liborinus, Liboriano, Liborinus, Liborito, Liborizio, Liborijose, Liborinho.