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Who Was Philibert Vrau, "the Saint of Lille", Figure of Social Catholicism?

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Together with his brother-in-law Camille Féron-Vrau, Philibert Vrau, a textile industrialist from the North, was one of the great figures of social Catholicism under Leo XIII. In Lille, Christians testify to his action and work for his beatification, especially through a show dedicated to him.
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Who Was Philibert Vrau, "the Saint of Lille", Figure of Social Catholicism?

Together with his brother-in-law Camille Féron-Vrau, Philibert Vrau, a textile industrialist from the North, was one of the great figures of social Catholicism under Leo XIII. In Lille, Christians testify to his action and work for his beatification, especially through a show dedicated to him.

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La Croix broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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