ST. ANSELMS SCHOOL, MAKRANA

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St. Anselm came from a noble Lamboard family and was born in Aosta in the Italian Alps. His mother was a good and pious Burgundian woman, but after her death his father’s violence and harshness finally caused Anselm to flee to France. Here after several years of wandering, he took the Benedictine habit in 1060 at Bee (Normandy), where his illustrious countryman BI. Lanfrance had started the famous school and soon he was well-known for his learning. Within three years he was made Prior and after another 15 years, very reluctantly, Abbot. As abbot, St. Anselm had to cross over to England form time to time in connection with his abbey’s English properties, and there he became known and highly esteemed for this virtues and fearless zeal.

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