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Ziggamafu
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So, I’ve been doing a good bit of writing. One section examines history through the lense of the general councils. I’ve also given a brief bio of a saint who lived between any two councils and a quote that either sums up what makes him/or so special or defends the Church.
Problem? I can’t think of a good saint, much less of a good quote for the time between Lyons 2 and Vienne, Constance and Florence, Florence and Lateran 5, and Lateran 5 and Trent. Has there been a saint canonized who lived and taught after Vatican 2?
Here’s how my list goes, so far:
*Jerusalem
Problem? I can’t think of a good saint, much less of a good quote for the time between Lyons 2 and Vienne, Constance and Florence, Florence and Lateran 5, and Lateran 5 and Trent. Has there been a saint canonized who lived and taught after Vatican 2?
Here’s how my list goes, so far:
*Jerusalem
- Irenaeus
*Nicea 1 - Cyril
- Constantinople 1
- Augustine
- Ephesus
- Peter Chrysologus
- Chalcedon
- Fulgentius
- Constantinople 2
- Isidore
- Constantinople 3
- John Damascene
- Nicea 2
- Theophanes
- Constantinople 4
- Peter Damian
- Lateran 1
- Bernard of Clairvaux
- Lateran 2
- Malachy
- Lateran 3
- Anthony Padua
- Lateran 4
- Bonaventure
- Lyons 1
- Thomas Aquinas
- Lyons 2
- ???
- Vienne
- Catherine
- Constance
- ???
- Florence
- ???
- Lateran 5
- ???
- Trent
- Francis De Sales
- Vatican 1
- Maxamilian Kolbe
- Vatican 2
-???