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    Fermin

    The Martyred Saint Whose Death Brought Springtime

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    By Dr. Zar on September 25, 2013 Religion, September 25

    A Brief History On this day, September 25th, Catholics remember the death of Spanish Saint Fermin, the first bishop of Pamplona, in 303 A.D…and the miracles that followed! Digging Deeper Saint Fermin is mostly associated with the well-known “Running of the Bulls”, which actually occurs as part of a seven day festival in honor of the saint.  Yet, his actual martyrdom has nothing to do with bulls chasing people! Saint Fermin lived during the Roman Empire’s transition period from the persecutions of Christians by Emperor Diocletian before the toleration of Christianity by Emperor Constantine the Great.  As such, Fermin converted…

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    Table of Contents: A History of the World

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    By Dr. Zar on September 25, 2013 Timelines

    A Brief History Below is a table of contents of sorts for our site. General Overview The Most Evil People in History The Most Unusual Deaths in History Timeline of the History of Breasts Timeline of the History of Weaponry Timeline of Music History Timeline of Jerusalem’s History Timeline of Israeli History A Timeline of France and the Francophone World Timeline of Ohio History Timeline of Baseball History Timeline of School Murders and Massacres Ancient History Timeline of Ancient Egypt Timeline of Ancient Greece Medieval History Timeline of the Dark Ages Timeline of the Crusades Timeline of Joan of Arc…

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    The Festival of Latest Novelties

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    By Dr. Zar on September 24, 2013 September 24, The Bizarre

    A Brief History On September 24, we, well, or rather at least somebody somewhere, celebrate(s) the Festival of Latest Novelties! Digging Deeper As we continue our countdown toward this website’s official launch on 1 October 2013, we want to wish everyone a Happy Festival of Latest Novelties! The giving of novelty gifts goes as far back as the early modern period (1500s and 1600s).  During this time period, a French mathematician and astronomer named Pierre Hérigone (1580-1643) described an unusual goblet constructed in such a way that someone drinking it could in effect spy on others while taking a drink. …

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    The Feast of the Stigmatic Padre Pio

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    By Dr. Zar on September 23, 2013 Health/Medicine, Religion, September 23

    A Brief History On this day, September 23, 1968, a man eventually canonized as a saint passed away…after having apparently endured the stigmata for several years! Digging Deeper Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (May 25, 1887 – September 23, 1968), a Catholic priest from Italy, was canonized as a saint by Pope John Paul II the Great in 2002, but his saintly life began over  a century earlier… Saint Pio claimed that he began his devotion to God from the young age of just five!  His mother claimed that the young Pio could see and speak with both Jesus and the Virgin…

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