Married Saints

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introduction (PDF pp. 17ff.) discusses virginity, continence, and 1 Cor. 7pp. 110-128 (PDF pp. 126-44) is on Queen Blanche de Castille, childless for 12 years before St. Dominic urged her to pray the rosary and she became mother of King St. Louis IX (cf. [this TIA article](https://www.traditioninaction.org/religious/h035rpBlancheRosary.htm)) Élizabeth Arrighi Leseur [1866-1914], whose atheist, revert husband Félix survived her and became a Dominican priest (PDF pp. 307-14)discusses these married saints: 1. Saint Monica [331-387] 2. Saint Paulinus of Nola [353-431] 3. Saint Margaret of Scotland [1045-1083] 4. Saint Elizabeth of Hungary [1207-1231] 5. Saint Louis of France [1214-1270] 6. Saint Frances of Rome [1384-1440] 7. Blessed Nicholas of Flue [1417-1487] 8. Saint Thomas More [1478-1535] 9. Madame Acarie [1566-1618] 10. Blessed Anna Maria Taigi [1769-1837] 11. Mother Elizabeth Seton [1774-1821] 12. The Married Life of Cornelia Connelly [1809-1879] 13. Louis Veuillot [1813-1883] 14. Frederic Ozanam [1813-1853] ← friend of Ampère 15. Elizabeth Arrighi Leseur [1866-1914] 16. Lucie Felix-Faure Goyau [1866-1913] 17. Three Apostles of Catholic Action 1. Giambattista Paganuzzi [1830-1910] 2. Giuseppe Toniolo [1845-1918] 3. Ludovico Necchi [1876-1930]