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May 5 · Optional · White
St Hilary of Arles
(c. 401–449) Monk of Lérins made archbishop of Arles at twenty-nine, who walked his province on foot, worked the fields to earn alms, and sold the church plate to ransom captives. His zeal outran his rights and drew Pope Leo's rebuke, which he bore humbly.
When is the feast of St Hilary of Arles?
The feast is celebrated on May 5 each year, kept as a optional in the General Roman Calendar, with white vestments.
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When is the feast of St Hilary of Arles?
The feast of St Hilary of Arles is celebrated on May 5 each year, kept as a optional in the General Roman Calendar.
Who was St Hilary of Arles?
(c. 401–449) Monk of Lérins made archbishop of Arles at twenty-nine, who walked his province on foot, worked the fields to earn alms, and sold the church plate to ransom captives. His zeal outran his rights and drew Pope Leo's rebuke, which he bore…
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