Saint of the Day: St. Alice, 1220-1250; born near Brussels, entered a Cistercian convent at the age of 7, and remained for the rest of her life; known for her spirit of humility; contracted leprosy, paralysis, and blindness; her greatest consolation came from reception of the Holy Eucharist; patroness of the blind and the paralyzed
Saint of the Day: St. Joseph the Hymnographer, 810-886; the most prolific of the Greek hymn writers; credited with the composition of about a thousand canons
Saint of the Day: St. Landericus, Seventh Century bishop of Paris; worked to improve the lot of the poor; erected the first real hospital in Paris, dedicated to St. Christopher; welcomed the Benedictines into his diocese; died about 661 A.D.
Optional Memorial of St. Ephrem, Fourth Century; wrote hundreds of hymns; served as teacher, and possibly deacon, under four bishops of Nisibis; died 373 A.D.
Saint of the Day: St. William of York, 1090-1154; born into a powerful English family; nominated archbishop of York in 1140, but local clergy were less than enthusiastic, thus he didn’t actually become the archbishop until 1154; died two months later, and miracles were attributed to him after his death
Saint of the Day: St. Willibald, 700-786; brother of Saints Winebald and Walburga, cousin to St. Boniface; assisted his cousin’s missionary work in Germany; founded a double monastery, headed by his brother and sister; served as bishop of Eichstatt for some four decades
Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, Corpus Christi
Office of Readings and Morning Prayer for 6/6/21
Gospel: Matthew 14:12-16, 22-26
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