Saint Justus of Auxerre (Child)
A nine-year-old child from Auxerre, Just set out to free his enslaved uncle in Amiens following a divine vision. On the return journey, he was overtak…
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First name and chronology
2 saints and blesseds bear the name Just, between 296 and 1615; the most famous is Saint Justus of Auxerre, celebrated on October 18th.
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