New Catholic Dictionary – Saint Pascal Baylon
- Hebrew: Pascal, Passover Lamb
Article
Confessor of the Faith. Born in Torre-Hermosa, Aragon in 1540; died in Villareal in 1592. He spent his early years as a shepherd and even then showed the marked devotion to the Holy Eucharist which was a characteristic feature of his life; he became a Franciscan lay-brother of the Alcantarine reform. Canonized in 1690. Patron of Eucharistic associations and congresses. Relics in the Franciscan church in Valencia. Feast, Roman Calendar, 11 May.
MLA Citation
- “Saint Pascal Baylon”. New Catholic Dictionary. CatholicSaints.Info. 11 August 2018. Web. 7 March 2021. <>