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St. Guy of Anderlecht
Code product: 6934
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7.87 "
11.81 "
15.75 "
23.62 "
31.5 "
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Codice prodotto: L10339

Memorial Day: September 12

When did Saint Guido of Anderlecht live: 10th century - 11th century

BIOGRAPHY:
Saint Guido of Anderlecht was born around 950 in Belgium. Raised in humble circumstances, he chose a life of simplicity and poverty. He initially worked as a sacristan in a church in Laeken, serving God with dedication. Later, he attempted a career as a merchant but lost all his money, seeing this as a divine sign to fully devote himself to faith. He embarked on a pilgrimage to Rome and Jerusalem, spending the rest of his life as a devoted pilgrim. Upon returning, he settled in Anderlecht, where he died in 1012. Soon after his death, reports of miraculous healings at his grave began to spread.

PATRONAGE:
St. Guido of Anderlecht is the patron saint of farmers, sacristans, pilgrims, and stable boys.

SYMBOLISM, DEPICTION:
The symbols of Saint Guido of Anderlecht are a pilgrim's staff, representing his journey of faith and a water bottle, symbolizing his failed attempt as a merchant.

PATRON SAINT OF:
Guido, Wido, Gwidon, Gudrun, Guidone, Gido, Gidone, Wido, Gwido, Gvido, Guy.

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