Santes of Monte Fabri, St.

Santes of Monte Fabri, St. (14th century) In Christian legend, Franciscan lay brother. Feast, 6 September. Medieval legend tells how the saint saw the walls of a church open up.
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One day, being prevented by his duties from attending Mass, St. Santes fell on his knees when he heard the bell announce the elevation of the Host during Mass. Immediately the four walls of the church opened so that he might see the altar and the Host, which was radiant with light. When the Mass was over, the walls of the church closed.

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Encyclopedia of World Mythology and Legend, Third Edition – Written by Anthony S. Mercatante & James R. Dow
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