To all: a blessed feast of St. Martin. A meditation from friend of CSPP, Rev. H.R. Curtis, via Lew Rockwell.
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2 comments:
Thanks! I have never heard of St. Martin of Tours... I suppose this was the St. Martin that Martin Luther was called after? Anyway, inspiring account!
Right--Martin Luther was born on the 10th and baptized on the 11th, the feast of St. Martin, so that's the name he got.
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