Ray Cavanaugh
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This Catholic horseman helped America gain independence (opens the original)
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October 11 is Casimir Pulaski Day. Here's the story of this adventure-loving Polish (American) hero. The revolutionary fighters for American independence had no shortage of courage and sharpshooting skills, but they were lacking in cavalry expertise. So George Washington accepted help from abroad, bringing in a proven horseback fighter named Casimir Pulaski. Pulaski — who was born in Warsaw, Poland, in March 1745 — belonged to a prominent aristocratic Catholic family. He attended a school run by
The 1st saint canonized by a pope is celebrated July 4 (opens the original)
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When Pope John XV canonized Ulrich on July 4, 993, he became the first saint actually canonized by a pope instead of through local veneration. The 4th of July is typically associated with America's Day of Independence. But it is also the feast day of St. Ulrich, a 10th-century prince-bishop of Augsburg in the Holy Roman Empire. Like many saints, Ulrich led an exemplary life with ongoing charitable endeavors. But his case is truly special in Catholic history: When Pope John XV canonized him on Ju
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