Catholic Saint

St. Louis IX

St. Louis IX was a devout king known for his strong sense of justice and leading two crusades.

Feast Day: August 25

Biography

St. Louis IX ruled as King of France from 1226 until his death in 1270, exemplifying the role of a monarch devoted to his faith and his people. He famously led the Seventh and Eighth Crusades and worked tirelessly to promote peace and social justice throughout his realm. His dedication to charity and the care of the poor earned him lasting reverence in the Catholic Church, ultimately leading to his canonization in 1297.

Prayer to St. Louis IX

If I could be king of France on such conditions as these, I would be satisfied.

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