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St. Lucy was persecuted and put to death for maintaining her purity for Jesus’ sake
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Saint Lucy is one of the seven women mentioned in the Roman Canon, or Eucharistic Prayer I, writes Father Arkadiusz Nocoń. December 13th is the commemoration of Saint Lucy (c. 286 – c. 304), virgin and martyr. She was born in Syracuse, Sicily, and suffered martyrdom there. Her relics are in Venice and Syracuse. The article "St. Lucy – the One Who Brings Light" comes from the website Misyjne.pl.
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