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St Isidore of Seville

† 636 · declared a Doctor on 25 April 1722 by Pope Innocent XIII

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St Isidore of Seville

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I. LIFE. - Born ca. 560, died 636. Son of an illustrious Hispano-Roman family (though his mother was perhaps of Gothic stock) that gave the Church and Spain three bishops: Leander, Fulgentius, Isidore, and a nun, Florentina, all saints. St. I. was born in Seville, where his father Severianus had moved a short time before from Cartagena. After the death of his parents, Leander, metropolitan of Seville, was for the darling of his brothers, I., father and teacher at the same …

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