Agnes of Rome
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| - | {{Template}}'''Saint Agnes''' ([[291]]–[[304]]; feast day: [[January 21]]) is a [[virgin]] [[martyr]] and [[saint]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and [[Eastern Catholic Churches]]. She is the [[patron saint]] of [[chastity]], [[gardening|gardeners]], girls, [[wedding|engaged couples]], [[rape victim]]s and virgins. | + | [[Image:Saint Agnes by Francesco del Cairo.jpg|thumb|right|200px| |
| + | [[Saint Agnes]] [[stab]]bed ([[1637]]) by [[Francesco Cairo]]]] | ||
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| + | '''Saint Agnes''' ([[291]]–[[304]]; feast day: [[January 21]]) is a [[virgin]] [[martyr]] and [[saint]] of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] and [[Eastern Catholic Churches]]. She is the [[patron saint]] of [[chastity]], [[gardening|gardeners]], girls, [[wedding|engaged couples]], [[rape victim]]s and virgins. | ||
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Saint Agnes (291–304; feast day: January 21) is a virgin martyr and saint of the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Catholic Churches. She is the patron saint of chastity, gardeners, girls, engaged couples, rape victims and virgins.
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