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Feastday: October 17
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John the Dwarf was a native of Basta in Lower Egypt. He retired to the desert of Skeet when a young man and became a disciple of St. Poemen. John lived a life of obedience, humility, and austerity the rest of his days. When he arrived at Skeet he is reputed to have watered a stick stuck in the ground unquestioningly when his spiritual director ordered him to do so; in the third year of his ministrations, it bore fruit. He left Skeet to escape marauder Berbers and settled on Mount Quolzum, where he died. His feast day is October 17th.

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penis
1 week ago
Very helpful
James Thigpen
10 months ago
Is St. John the Dwarf a Patron Saint? If so, of what, please? I have heard Dominican Vocations.
Bill jerome
2 years ago
Please give us the approximate dates of his life. Thank you.
RiLEY
4 years ago
LOVE THE NAME!!!

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