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	Pope Pius X - Ökumenisches Heiligenlexikon
		He promoted the use of the Gregorian Chant, and was a great patron of Lorenzo Perosi; he favoured social works, especially the rural parochial banks; he discerned and energetically opposed the dangers of certain doctrines and the conduct of certain Christian-Democrats.
		The international Eucharistic Congress of 1897, the centenary of St.Gerard Sagredo (1900), and the blessing of the corner-stone of the new belfry of St. Mark's, also of the commemorative chapel of Mt. Grappa (1901), were events that left a deep impression on him and his people.
		Meanwhile, Leo XIII having died, the cardinals entered into conclave and after several ballots Giuseppe Sarto was elected on 4 August by a vote of 55 out of a possible 60 votes.
	www.heiligenlexikon.de /CatholicEncyclopedia/Pius_X.html (2201 words)

	Hungarian Saints -- Gerard
		ST GERARD, BISHOP OF CSANAD, MARTYR (A.D. ST GERARD, sometimes surnamed Sagredo, the apostle of a large district in Hungary, was a Venetian, born about the beginning of the eleventh century.
		But Gerard was also a scholar, and wrote an unfinished dissertation on the Hymn of the Three Young Men (Daniel iii), as well as other works which are lost.
		The heroic death of St Gerard had a profound effect, he was revered as a martyr, and his relics were enshrined in 1083 at the same time as those of St Stephen and his pupil Bd Emeric.
	www.katolikus.hu /hun-saints/gerard.html (624 words)

	banat's saints
		In 1333 the Republic of Venice obtained the greater part of his relics from the king of Hungary, and with great solemnity translated them to the church of our Lady of Murano, wherein St. Gerard was venerated as the martyr of Venice, the place of his birth.
		The remaining relic bones of St. Gerard have arrived in Budapest on 25.01.2002.
		His connection with the Sagredo family is disputable; this family is known in Venice only starting XIII Century and in the XI-XII Century the custom of using family names did not existed yet.
	www.genealogy.ro /cont/7.htm (747 words)

	Pope Pius X
		He promoted the use of the Gregorian Chant, and was a great patron of Lorenzo Perosi; he favoured social works, especially the rural parochial banks; he discerned and energetically opposed the dangers of certain doctrines and the conduct of certain Christian-Democrats.
		The international Eucharistic Congress of 1897, the centenary of St.Gerard Sagredo (1900), and the blessing of the corner-stone of the new belfry of St. Mark's, also of the commemorative chapel of Mt. Grappa (1901), were events that left a deep impression on him and his people.
		Meanwhile, Leo XIII having died, the cardinals entered into conclave and after several ballots Giuseppe Sarto was elected on 4 August by a vote of 55 out of a possible 60 votes.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/p/pius_x,pope.html (2171 words)

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		Although no longer observed by the Carmelites, the feast of St. Gerard Sagredo is currently placed on September 24th, according to the 2004 Roman Martyrology.
		we offer unto Thee the sacred day whereon the Blessed Gerard was cast headlong from the summit of a mountain by the enemies of Thy name, beseeching Thy clemency, that the holy sufferings of him whose feast we celebrate may serve to heal us.
		It afterwards appeared that he wished to discover what might be the habits and tastes of this man, and what his progress in virtue, that he might admit him to labor at the cultivation of his young vineyard.
	www.ctocds.com /saints/gerard.htm (714 words)

	Sara Salkahazi, Hungary's Martyr of Charity - Catholic Online
		Therefore, it is an extraordinary joy that John Paul II already beatified three Hungarians and now Benedict XVI has permitted the beatification of Sister Sara Salkahazi, who was a martyr and died in Budapest, in this city which has existed under this name only since 1873, because before, Buda and Pest were two different cities.
		The patron saint of our city is St. Gerard Sagredo of Venice, who was an Italian bishop.
		After St. Stephen's death, [St. Gerard] was thrown into the Danube from the mountain that now bears his name.
	www.catholic.org /featured/headline.php?ID=3665 (1017 words)

	ZENIT - Sara Salkahazi, Hungary's Martyr of Charity
		Therefore, it is an extraordinary joy that John Paul II already beatified three Hungarians and now Benedict XVI has permitted the beatification of Sister Sara Salkahazi, who was a martyr and died in Budapest, in this city which has existed under this name only since 1873, because before, Buda and Pest were two different cities.
		The patron saint of our city is St. Gerard Sagredo of Venice, who was an Italian bishop.
		After St. Stephen's death, [St. Gerard] was thrown into the Danube from the mountain that now bears his name.
	www.zenit.org /english/visualizza.phtml?sid=95263 (1720 words)

	Saint Stephen of Hungary
		The example of his virtue was a most powerful sermon to those who came under his influence, and in no one was it better exemplified than in his son, Emeric, to whom his father's code of laws was inscribed.
		Stephen brought Saint Gerard Sagredo to Hungary to tutor his son.
		As the years passed, Stephen wanted to entrust a greater part in the government to his only son, but on 2 September, 1031, his only son, Emeric (Imre in Hungarian), died during a bear hunt, his cherished hope of transferring the reins of government into the hands of a Christian prince were shattered.
	erwin.bernhardt.net.nz /hungary/hunststephen.html (3788 words)

	Doge of Venice: San Giorgio Maggiore
		Some of them remained, embracing monastic life, among them, the aforementioned Doge Memmo, (although many historians claim, due to an angry populace, Memmo sought refuge instead among the monks of San Zaccaria).
		Of historical certitude, however, is the fact that among Morosini's scholars was Saint Gerard Sagredo, bishop and martyr (San Gerardo).
		Morosini died in 1012 after serving twenty-five years as guide and model for his monks, with such an impeccable reputation that he was bestowed the title, "Blessed" by the Venetian people..
	www.doge.it /sgiorgio/stosi1.htm (291 words)

	St Gerard Sagredo's remains on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		St Gerard Sagredo's remains on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Gerard Sagredo (also known as St. Gellért or St. Gerhard, c.
		Taken with a Canon Digital IXUS 800 IS.
	www.flickr.com /photos/97613723@N00/294303776 (254 words)

	Latin Saints of the Orthodox Patriarchate of Rome
		On a pilgrimage to Palestine he was stopped while travelling through Hungary by King Stephen and persuaded to stay.
		Gerard worked zealously, but during the pagan reaction after St Stephen he was martyred in Buda and his body was thrown into the Danube.
		Born near Namur in Belgium, he went to France where he became a monk at St Denis.
	orthodoxengland.org.uk /saintsg.htm (4420 words)

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		In the abbeys and monasteries, schools were established, and they became important centers of culture.
		Saint Astricus served as Stephen's advisor, and Stephen also had Saint Gerard Sagredo as the tutor for his son Imre.
		Stephen discouraged pagan customs and strengthened Christianity with various laws, including ending the use of the old Hungarian runic alphabet and making Latin the official language of the royal court.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Stephen_I_of_Hungary (1166 words)

	Hungarian Saints Bd. Emeric
		BD EMERIC (A.D. The ninth centenary of the death of Bd Emeric (Imre) was kept with solemnity in Hungary in 1931, but not many reliable particulars of his short life are available.
		He was the only son of St. Stephen, King of Hungary, born in the year 1007, and was educated by St Gerard Sagredo.
		When the Emperor Conrad II planned to disendow the diocese of Bamberg he proposed to give the young prince Emeric an interest in the spoliation, but this St Stephen would not allow.
	www.katolikus.hu /hun-saints/imre.html (291 words)

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