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By ( articles ) | Jan 04, 2008

What makes Pope Benedict XVI like T.S. Eliot?

Probably more than one characteristic, actually. But Gerald Augustinus names one.

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Thu5 June
Easter

Memorial of St. Boniface, Bishop and Martyr

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The Church celebrates the Memorial St. Boniface (c. 673-680-754). Boniface was a monk of Exeter in England. Boniface is one of the great figures of the Benedictine Order and of the monastic apostolate in the Middle Ages. Gregory II sent him to preach the Gospel in Germany. He evangelized Hesse, Saxony and…

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