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Catald of
Taranto (also Cataldus, Cathaluds, Cathaldus, Cat(t)aldo, Cathal; fl. 7th century) was an
Irish monk.
Cataldus was born in
Munster and became...
- In 1921 the town had 23,486 inhabitants. The
village took its name from
Catald, or San
Cataldo in Italian. He was an
Irish monk who
lived in the seventh...
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Martyrology Bishop of
Milan Castulus 200s 286
found in
Roman Martyrology Catald of
Toronto 7th
century 685
found in
Roman Martyrology Catellus of Castellammare...
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Alexander of
Bergamo Colliano – Pope Leo X Como –
Abundius Corato –
Saint Catald Craco –
Vincenzo Martyr Cuneo –
Michael Fabriano –
Adrian of
Nicomedia Ferrara...
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Roman Catholic cathedral in Taranto, Apulia, Italy,
dedicated to
Saint Catald. It is the
archiepiscopal seat of the
Archdiocese of Taranto. "Taranto Cathedral"...
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Ireland and
Brittany and the
monasteries founded by St. Columb**** and
Saint Catald in France, Germany, Switzerland, and
Italy during the
Early Middle Ages...
- (actually a 16th-century
compilation based on St
Thomas Aquinas and others) St.
Catald of
Taranto (actually a 16th-century text)
Jerome of
Ferrara (Savonarola...
- main altar. The old City Wall can be seen
running underneath the Church.
Catald,
Irish monk and
saint Arab-Norman
Palermo and the
Cathedral Churches of...
- some of
which are
painted with
images of saints, such as the
Irish monk
Catald (fl. 7th century), the
patron of the
Sicilian Normans,
Canute IV (c. 1042–1086)...
- (Maldives)
Christian feast day: Alphius,
Philadelphus and
Cyrinus Calepodius Catald Comgall Damien of
Molokai Gordi**** and
Epimachus Job (Roman
Catholic Church...
