#203 – Hospitals and Holy Fools «

#203 – Hospitals and Holy Fools

I’m back in business with a new episode on how Pope Innocent III began the public hospital in Europe and the patron saint of Holy Fools, Saint Simeon, who reminds us not to judge by appearances as well as things not to do when you are in church. Plus, what I’ve been up to since the last episode.

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#203 – Hospitals and Holy Fools

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