Sanctulus of Nursia
Italian Roman Catholic saint
About Sanctulus of Nursia
Sanctulus of Nursia (6th century) is a priest mentioned by Pope Gregory the Great in his work called Dialogues (Dialogi de vita et miraculis patrum italicorum).
Gregory said of Sanctulus:
Ignorant I am not, that this venerable man Sanctulus could scant read well, and that he knew not the precepts of the law: yet because charity is the fulfilling of the law, by loving God and his neighbour, he kept the whole law: and that which outwardly lacked in knowledge, did inwardly by charity live in his soul.
The feast day of Saint Sanctulus is observed on 15 December in the Catholic Church.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Sanctulus of Nursia?
Italian Roman Catholic saint
When did Sanctulus of Nursia die?
Sanctulus of Nursia died in 593.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Sanctulus of Nursia
· DBpedia: Sanctulus of Nursia
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