medieval-religion: Scholarly discussions of medieval religion and culture
With apologies for tardiness—I’m on the road this week.
At the age of 32, Paula was widowed. She continued to dedicate herself to her family, but became more interested in religion as time went on.
Through the influence of St. Marcella and her group, Paula became an enthusiastic member of this semi-monastic group of women. In 382, she met Saint Jerome, who had come to Rome with St. Epiphanius and Bishop Paulinus of Antioch. (Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Paula)
Peace,
Matt H.
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