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Saint Agnes: The Teenager Who Disarmed the Roman Empire

5 de March de 2026 Prayer and Spirituality, Saints and Liturgical Calendar

In the history of Christianity, there are figures who appear as spiritual giants: apostles, bishops, great theologians, or missionaries. Yet from time to time, God writes pages of astonishing beauty using instruments that seem fragile and insignificant. One of those pages is the life of Saint Agnes of Rome, a …

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