Saint Pascal Baylon
(Hebrew: Pascal, Passover Lamb)
Confessor of the Faith.
Born in Torre-Hermosa, Aragon in 1540; died in Villareal in 1592.
He spent his early years as a shepherd and even then showed the marked devotion to the Holy Eucharist which was a characteristic feature of his life; he became a Franciscan lay-brother of the Alcantarine reform.
Canonized in 1690.
Patron of Eucharistic associations and congresses.
Relics in the Franciscan church in Valencia.
Feast, Roman Calendar, 11 May.
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