Margaret of Città di Castello
Saint Margaret of Città di Castello (1287-1320), known as the 'little blind girl of Metola', was an Italian Dominican laywoman known for her…
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Patronage
3 saints
Saint Margaret of Città di Castello (1287-1320), known as the 'little blind girl of Metola', was an Italian Dominican laywoman known for her…
A Brazilian layperson paralyzed for nearly fifty years, she dedicated her life to the apostolate and the Christian Fraternity of People with…
The Spanish priest Valentín Palencia Marquina and four young laymen from the Patronato de San José were martyred together on January 15, 193…
The patron saints of disabled people include: Margaret of Città di Castello, Maria de Lourdes Guarda and Valentín Palencia Marquina and 4 companions (5).
For disabled people, you can pray to: Margaret of Città di Castello, Maria de Lourdes Guarda and Valentín Palencia Marquina and 4 companions (5).