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March 2 · Optional · White
St Agnes of Bohemia
(1211–1282) Princess of Prague who refused the emperor Frederick II's hand to become a Poor Clare, founding a hospital and the first Franciscan house north of the Alps. Clare of Assisi, who never met her, wrote her four letters as to a daughter.
When is the feast of St Agnes of Bohemia?
The feast is celebrated on March 2 each year, kept as a optional in the General Roman Calendar, with white vestments.
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When is the feast of St Agnes of Bohemia?
The feast of St Agnes of Bohemia is celebrated on March 2 each year, kept as a optional in the General Roman Calendar.
Who was St Agnes of Bohemia?
(1211–1282) Princess of Prague who refused the emperor Frederick II's hand to become a Poor Clare, founding a hospital and the first Franciscan house north of the Alps. Clare of Assisi, who never met her, wrote her four letters as to a…
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