He was indefatigable in instructing and reforming his flock,and his zeal and even reproofs were attended with so much sweetness andcharity, that it was impossible not to love and obey him. He therefore desired the saint to partakeof his earnings. s, may communicate every day; but he whois guilty in the sight of God, not even on the greatest festival. He exceedingly extolled, and was a true lover of holy poverty, not only as it is an exercise of penance, and cuts off the root of
Greatnumbers embraced these states of perfection with extreme ardor. lity to him, and perfect submission tohis divine appointments, and adores the accomplishment of his will. De, (contracted from the Latin word Aideus, or Aidanus,) and that the village and church which bear his name, Having been confined there some time,he might perhaps have said mass in that place.
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