Saint Injuriosus and Saint Scholastica
Injurieux, a senator of Clermont, and his wife Scholastica lived in perfect chastity after dedicating their virginity to God on their wedding day. Aft…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Scholastica, between 353 and 1897; the most famous is Saint Scholastica, celebrated on February 10th.
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Injurieux, a senator of Clermont, and his wife Scholastica lived in perfect chastity after dedicating their virginity to God on their wedding day. Aft…
Sister of Saint Benedict born in Norcia, Scholastica dedicated herself to religious life from childhood. She founded the monastery of Plombariola and …
First superior and co-founder of the Pious Disciples of the Divine Master, Maria Orsola Rivata (Sister Maria Scolastica) dedicated her life to Euchari…
The feast of Scholastica is celebrated on February 10th, in memory of Saint Scholastica.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Scholastica, including Saint Scholastica, Saint Injuriosus and Maria Orsola Rivata.
The most famous saint named Scholastica is Saint Scholastica (6th century).