Giacomo Gaglione
An Italian layperson and spiritual son of Padre Pio, Giacomo Gaglione lived fifty years of paralysis in mystical joy, founding the Apostolat…
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An Italian layperson and spiritual son of Padre Pio, Giacomo Gaglione lived fifty years of paralysis in mystical joy, founding the Apostolat…
A 6th-century Roman religious, Romula lived in great poverty under the guidance of Saint Redempta. Afflicted with total paralysis for severa…
A paralytic beggar living under the portico of the Church of Saint Clement in Rome, Servulus dedicated his life to prayer and charity despit…
Saints depicted with sickbed: Giacomo Gaglione, Saint Romula and Saint Servulus of Rome.