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   Who was Saint Silvia of Rome?

   • Saint Silvia of Rome Profile. Born: 515 AD in Italy, Europe. Worked in Italy. Died: 592 AD in Rome, Italy. Feast Day is celebrated on November 3. St. Silvia of Rome was a sister to St. Tarsilla. She was married to Gordianus, a Roman regionarius where they had two sons, one who was Pope Saint Gregory the Great.

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   When did Saint Silvia die?

   • Saint Silvia is considered the patron saint of pregnant women. The exact year of her death is unknown, but it is generally believed to be around 592 AD. Her relics were later enshrined in the Chapel of St. Andrew in the Lateran Palace in Rome. What are some significant contributions of Saint Silvia to the Catholic Church?

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   When is Saint Silvia's feast day?

   • Her feast day is celebrated on November 3rd, a devotion that has been kept since the seventh century. Saint Silvia is considered the patron saint of pregnant women. The exact year of her death is unknown, but it is generally believed to be around 592 AD. Her relics were later enshrined in the Chapel of St. Andrew in the Lateran Palace in Rome.

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   What does Saint Silvia symbolize?

   • Symbol of Humility and Piety: Just like Mother Mary, Saint Silvia represents humility and piety. Her devotion to the church, her contribution to the spiritual upbringing of Pope Gregory, and her choice to live a humble life dedicated to God's service make her a model of faithfulness and devotion.

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   Silvia, or Sylvia, (c. 515 – c. 592) was the mother of Gregory the Great. She is venerated as a saint by the Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church, [1] which names her a patroness of pregnant women.

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   Feast Day: November 3. Saint Silvia of Rome was a devout Catholic woman who lived during the 6th century. Born around the year 515, in either Rome or Sicily (records vary), Silvia was the sister of Saint Tarsilla. She was married to Gordianus, a Roman regionarius, and together they had two sons.

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   Today is Monday, May 6, 2024. Saint Silvia of Rome Biography. Saint Silvia of Rome Profile. Born: 515 AD in Italy, Europe. Worked in Italy. Died: 592 AD in Rome, Italy. Feast Day is celebrated on November 3. St. Silvia of Rome Biography. St. Silvia of Rome was a sister to St. Tarsilla.

6. aleteia.org › 2023/11/10 › st-silvia-at-the-serviceSt. Silvia, at the service of her son and the priesthood

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   Nov 10, 2023 · St. Silvia was the mother of Pope St. Gregory the Great. She died in a monastery he founded. Her son would even cite examples of her care in his homilies. St. Silvia, celebrated by the...

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   Saint Silvia: The Humble Mother of a Great Pope. Table of Contents. Introduction. Early Life of Silvia. The Family of Saint Silvia. Saint Silvia’s Contribution to Faith. Mothers as Spiritual Teachers. Miracles Attributed to Saint Silvia. Prayer for Saint Silvia’s Intercession. Honoring Saint Silvia Today.

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   St. Sylvia was a native of the region of Sicily while St. Gordian, her husband, came from the vicinity of Rome. They had two sons: Gregory and another whose name has not survived the ages. Gordian died about 573 and Gregory converted his paternal home into a monastery.

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   Silvia, AINT, mother of Pope St. Gregory the Great, b. about 515 (525?); d. about 592. There is unfortunately no life of Silvia and a few scanty notices are all that is extant concerning her. Her native place is sometimes given as Sicily, sometimes as Rome.