Towards the end, the patron saint travels the Atrato River, and people celebrate the dawn with devotional hymns and perform the Grand Procession of the Saint.
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s it was best known for making programmes for Lord Grade's ITV company ATV, such as The Saint and The Persuaders.
Familiar to TV audiences for his roles in Ivanhoe, The Saint and The Persuaders, Roger Moore proved to be a popular replacement for Connery and brought a lighter touch to his seven outings as Bond.
Its first public ceremony was the beatification of San Isidro, the patron saint of the city.
Mr Bush's role model throughout his presidency was not his father but the patron saint of the modern conservative movement, Ronald Reagan.
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In that sense, admirers of Escriva, who included Pope John Paul II, believe the Spanish saint anticipated the "universal call to holiness" that would be announced by the Second Vatican Council.
Newly cleaned works are among the other highlights here, for example the spectacular Hans Memling "The Annunciation" (1465-75) and a ravishing Andrea del Sarto "The Holy Family With the Young Saint John the Baptist" (c. 1528 or 1529).
Saint Francis of Assisi is the patron saint of animals and the environment.
Patrick's tradition that began in 1908, when students declared that the patron saint of Ireland also was the patron saint of engineers.
That is, he was the saint who translated the council into the life of the Church.
Before the opening of the assembly, the three Royals attended a multi-faith service at the Parish Church of Saint Mary the Virgin in Butetown.
He said he regretted the sectarian label that had been put on the saint and also the political label that had been put on St Patrick.
The local priest, surfacing from a week-long binge, lit beeswax tapers to Innocent of Irkutsk, the saint who in the 1720s had repaired the road to China and was now about to bring civilization to Prigorodnaia in the form of a ribbon of macadam with a freshly painted white stripe down the middle.
If that sounds sort of familiar, that's hardly a surprise: At times, this storyline seems to be a combination of James Bond-meets-Alfred Hitchcock in "North By Northwest, " (1959) with Newton playing the role portrayed by Eva Marie Saint in the Hitchcock film.
Nader and Buchanan -- each a throwback to '60s configurations, the one a countercultural enviro-saint and the other an old Nixon gunslinger, the two now, oddly, working the same side of the economic street -- would bring authenticity, a depth and passion of thought, to what will otherwise be dimensionless debates, turning, as in the past, upon such fatuities as "I paid for this microphone!"
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And the Catholic church has enjoyed slightly more freedom, most notably in being allowed to take out a street procession for the festival of Cuba's patron saint, the Virgin of Charity, on September 8th, for the first time in 38 years.
Their purpose was to exalt the saint, never mind the evidence.
"Her growth in the United States has been extraordinary, " said Andrew Chesnut, author of "Devoted to Death: Santa Muerte, the Skeleton Saint" and the Bishop Walter F.
For the early French explorers who arrived in Quebec province in the 1530s, the Saint Lawrence was key to the development and success of the region.
The usual media critics of private equity are ignoring 3G Capital's takeover history, perhaps because of the role of Mr. Buffett, the billionaire patron saint of taxing the rich.
In 1557, the French army lost over 14, 000 men when they tried to block a Spanish army under Count Egmont at the Battle of Saint Quentin in the Spanish-French Wars.
Better known as Don (the Italian for father) Bosco, the saint had wanted to visit the UK in his earlier life before he ended up working with destitute children in Turin.
The Saint Sebastian Preti undertook for the high altar of a Naples chapel was roundly rejected by the nuns who had commissioned it: they were scandalised by its frankly carnal aspect.
Her friend Alexander Schmorell was made a saint by the Russian Orthodox church in 2012.
Earlier on Sunday, police received a call from the staff at the Saint-Jerome jail, reporting the escape around 2:20 p.m.
Before she can officially be made a saint, the Vatican will have formally to attribute a second miracle to her.
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Maria Goretti was a teenager made a saint by the Roman Catholic Church after she was murdered during an attempted rape.
What began in early 17th century Ireland as a feast day to honor a saint from the fifth century A.D.
His work as librettist has opened a new creative avenue for Mr. Shanley and possibly made a saint of the composer, Douglas J.
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