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Eustochium

Eustochium

Saint
September 28 · 368–420

Eustochium (368, Rome — 420, Bethlehem) — Saint, abbess. Feast day: 28 September.

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Eustochium was a Roman noblewoman and saint who lived during the late fourth and early fifth centuries. Born into the influential Julian clan, she lived an ascetic life alongside her mother, Paula, and the scholar Jerome. After moving from Rome to Bethlehem, she became a central figure in the monastic communities established there. As a dedicated practitioner of celibacy and a scholar of scripture, she played a significant role in the spiritual life of the region until her death in 420.

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