As we brace ourselves for more storms today, we are praying to Saint Medard, who is the Patron Saint Against Bad Weather.
Born into French nobility, Saint Médard was a pius and excellent student.
Ordained at 33, Saint Médard became a
missionary bishop, and using his personal wealth, Saint
Médard established a scholarship fund in the sixth century, Rosiere,
which is still celebrated today.
While still a youth, Saint
Médard gave one of his father's finest horses to a peasant who had
lost his. Immediately afterward, rain started to downpour, and while everyone
else was drenched, an eagle spread its wings over Saint
Médard, and Saint Médard remained dry.
Saint Médard's
feast day is June 8 (taken from Cultural Catholic)
Dear Lord, please have mercy on us all and spare us from harm.
Jesus, we TRUST in YOU!
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