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Eustochium

Eustochium (c. 368 – September 28, 419 or 420), born Eustochium Julia at Rome, was a high-ranking member of the community, specifically the Julian clan. Eustochium was a fourth-century noblewoman and consecrated virgin, venerated as a saint by the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church. Guided by the teachings of Jerome, Eustochium practiced asceticism…

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Born
c. 368 Rome
Died
c. 419 or 420 Bethlehem
Feast
28 September
Venerated in
Roman Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Eastern Catholic Churches Anglican Communion

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Eustochium

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Edges36
Triples44
Avg. degree1.95
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related to Biography · 21
Eustochium → About, After, Blaesilla, Christian, De, Ep, Holy Bible, Hymettius, Jerome, Latin, Palestine, Paula, Paulina, Praetextata, Roman Senator Toxotius, Rome, Rufina, Saint Jerome, Toxotius, When Jerome
related to References · 8
Eustochium → Catholic Encyclopedia, Charles, Eustochium Julia, Herbermann, New York, Robert Appleton Company, St, This
related to Veneration · 6
Eustochium → Episcopal Church, In, Rome, Saint Eustochium, Saint Paula, September
see also · 5
Eustochium → Modern, Paula, Regarding, Rome, Saint Jerome
Born · 1
Eustochium → c. 368 Rome
Died · 1
Eustochium → c. 419 or 420 Bethlehem
Feast · 1
Eustochium → 28 September
Venerated in · 1
Eustochium → Roman Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Eastern Catholic Churches Anglican Communion

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jerome paula rome saint church letter september 28 catholic monasteries one life born bethlehem perpetual latin palestine asceticism feast 368

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EustochiumBornc. 368 Rome1.00infobox
EustochiumDiedc. 419 or 420 Bethlehem1.00infobox
EustochiumFeast28 September1.00infobox
EustochiumVenerated inRoman Catholic Church Eastern Orthodox Church Eastern Catholic Churches Anglican Communion1.00infobox
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyPaula0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyRome0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyRoman Senator Toxotius0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographySaint Jerome0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyJerome0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyChristian0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyHoly Bible0.60section
Eustochiumrelated to BiographyLatin0.60section

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