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Saint Clotilde DIED 545 | FEAST DAY: JUNE 3 he Catholic Clotilda persuaded her pagan husband, King Clovis of the T Franks, to allow their children to be baptized and eventually witnessed his baptism in 496 in Reims, France. But her 34-year widowhood was marked by family fights over power. Clotilda took charge of the three sons of Clodomir, her son killed in 524 by a cousin bent on revenge. Another son, the ambitious Childebert, killed the two older grandsons in her care. The third grandson, called Cloud or Clodoald, gave up his claim to the Frankish throne and became a monk. Clotilda left Paris, devoting her final years to charitable works in Tours. CNS Photos Catholic Copyright © 2021, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Current SAINT OF THE WEEK A Moment of Grace A Prayer for Refugees God of our Wandering Ancestors, Long have we known That your heart is with the refugee: That you were born into time In a family of refugees Fleeing violence in their homeland, Who then gathered up their hungry child And fled into alien country. Their cry, your cry, resounds through the ages: “Will you let me in?” Give us hearts that break open When our brothers and sisters turn to us with that same cry. Then surely all these things will follow: Ears will no longer turn deaf to their voices. Eyes will see a moment for grace instead of a threat. Tongues will not be silenced but will instead advocate. And hands will reach out— working for peace in their homeland, working for justice in the lands where they seek safe haven. Lord, protect all refugees in their travels. May they find a friend in me And so make me worthy Of the refuge I have found in you. AMEN Catholic Prayer courtesy of Catholic Relief Services Copyright © 2021, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washington, DC. All rights reserved. Current PRAYER RESOURCE.

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