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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Christopher
A martyr, probably of the third century. Although St. Christopher is one of the
most popular saints in the East and in the West, almost nothing certain is known
about his life or death. [eng]
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The Cult of St. Christopher
A collection of translations of primary sources for the cult of St. Christopher, with bibliography and secondary commentary. Traditional eastern depiction of a dog-headed St.
Christopher: an icon from the Byzantine Museum, Athens. [eng]
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Patron Saints Index: Saint Christopher
Patron Saint Index profile of Saint Christopher; illustrated. Also known as
Kester; Kitts; Offero. [eng]
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St. Christopher
From the great mass of legendary material, often confused and contradictory, which is
associated with the name of St. Christopher, there emerges one clear conception. It is that of
a man who is strong, simple, kind, and completely dedicated to one thing: serving the Lord by
serving his fellow men. [eng]
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Christopher, Saint. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
3d cent.?, martyr of Asia Minor. His characteristic legend is
that one day when he was carrying a little child over a river, he felt the child’s weight almost too
great to bear. The child was Jesus, carrying the world in his hands. [eng]
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Saint Christopher Carrying the Christ Child (Getty Museum)
Learn about Manuscripts by Spitz Master from the J. Paul Getty Museum's collection, with images and links to other information. [eng]
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