Feast day: February 28
St. Oswald of Worcester
A leading reformer of the English Church in the tenth century, archbishop of York and bishop of Worcester, who renewed monastic life and cared for the poor.
By tradition he died washing the feet of the poor, as he did every day of Lent — kneeling at the twelfth pair when his heart gave out.
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