Catholic Saint

St. Roch

St. Roch is celebrated for his dedication to caring for plague victims, even at the cost of his own health.

Feast Day: August 16

Biography

Born into a noble family in France, St. Roch devoted his life to serving the sick and poor, particularly during times of plague. After contracting the disease himself, he was cared for by a dog that brought him food and companionship. His legacy as a healer and protector lives on, inspiring countless individuals to show compassion and care for others afflicted by illness.

Prayer to St. Roch

I am but a servant of God.

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