What miracles did Saint Jerome perform?

Answer 1

In a series of paintings by Raphael di Santi of Urbino (Italy) two are illustrated on small predella panels (panels designed to decorate the "step" of an altar). Shortly after the Saints's passing, a heretical faction gathered in Palestine to dispute the doctrine and existence of Purgatory. Eusebius of Cremona, a follower of St. Jerome was instructed to take the Saint's cloak and lay it upon three men who recently died. This was to be done in the presence of believers and non-believers of orthodox Christianity. When Eusebius did this this, the three men revived, praised God and related their relative experiences of existence in Purgatory. The next miracle described took place outside of the City of Nazareth (the town of Jesus). The Archbishop of the place was named Silvanus and was accused by a heretic named Sabinianus of preaching a false doctrine contrary to Christian dogma approved of by Imperial authority (in short, challenging the Peace of Church & State). When Silvanus produced a book wriiten by St. Jerome supporting his argument, Sabianianus declared it a forgery and said that if it was true, that Divine intervention would prove it so. When this did not happen, Sabinianus pressed the charge and had Silvanus arrested and led away to be executed. Just before the blow was to be struck, the Saint appeared and halted the sword. Sabinianus suddenly fell to the ground, dead, his head mysteriously severed. His followers subsequently submitted to the teachings of the Church at Nazareth. There is another involving saving two hanged men from the gallows, which I have not recounted. It may be in The Golden Legend.

Answer 2

Oh honey, Saint Jerome wasn't exactly known for pulling rabbits out of hats. His miracles were more on the intellectual side - like translating The Bible into Latin and being a scholarly boss. So if you're looking for flashy magic tricks, you're barking up the wrong tree with good ol' Jerome.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Saint Jerome was all about that miracle game! Like, he was known for translating the Bible into Latin, which was a pretty big deal back in the day. Some people say he could even communicate with animals, like Snow White or something. So yeah, dude had some serious skills.

Answer 4

Well, let me tell you, Saint Jerome was a remarkable soul who performed many miracles attributed to his deep faith and connection with God. Some stories say he tamed a lion by removing a thorn from its paw, while others speak of him healing the sick and converting many to Christianity through his teachings. These miracles remind us of the power of kindness, compassion, and faith in making a positive impact on the world.

Answer 5

Saint Jerome is not noted as a performer of miracles. He was declared a saint before the canonization process was instituted and no miracles were required for sainthood.

Answer 6

There are no recorded miracles attributed to Saint Jerome. He was a prominent theologian, historian, and translator best known for his translation of the Bible into Latin (Vulgate).

Answer 7

There are no recorded miracles

Answer 8

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