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Saint Anders of Slagelse

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Died
  
1205

Early 13th-century priest at Saint Peter’s Church, Slagalse, Denmark. While on pilgrimage in the Holy Lands he received a vision of a man on a white horse who miraculously transported him home so that he could celebrate Easter with his parishioners. The rider then transported him to shrine of Santiago de Campostella in Spain, and then to the shrine of Saint Olaf in Norway. Upon his return to Slagalse, Anders was able to heal the lame and blind by prayer. Saint Peter's Church in Slagelse is still home to his grave and to a holy well dedicated to the saint.

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Saint Anders of Slagelse Wikipedia