St. Expeditus
Expeditus is a traditional and revered Roman centurion who is the patron saint of urgent causes, a speedy trial or outcome, quick resolution, and against procrastination.
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As a roman centurion, Expeditus was a pagan for most of his life until one day, he decided to convert to Christianity. On the day of his conversion to the Faith, the Devil appeared to him in the form of a Crow and said, "Craw, Craw." Craw is latin for tomorrow. The Devil tempted Expeditus with waiting to become a Christian until tomorrow.
Expeditus did not heed to the Devil's temptations, but instead, plundered the Crow with his foot and said, "Hodie," which is Latin for today, "I will be a Christian today!"
The day after Expeditus converted to Christianity, he was matryed, and if he had consented to the Devil's scheme, Expeditus would have died a pagan.
St. Expeditus
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