St. Remigius or Remi, Bishop of Rheims was the great apostle of the Franks, and was illustrious for his learning, sanctity and miracles, which in his episcopacy of seventy and more years, rendered his name famous in the church. As a boy he made great progress in learning, and in the opinion of St. Sidonius Apollinaris, who was acquainted with him in the earlier part of his life, he became the most eloquent person in that age. When only twenty-two, too young to be a priest, much less a bishop, he was chosen in 459 to fill the vacant See of Rheims. But he was ordained and consecrated in spite of his youth, and amply made up for lack of experience by his fervor and energy.
Thursday, 6th Week in Easter May 9, 2024
Father Rick’s Two Minute Homily for Thursday, 6th Week in Easter May 9, 2024, John 16:16-20 https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/050924-thursday.cfm A Little While. I meet with someone who