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Saint Cecilia's Suffocation In The Steam-Bath
Saint Cecilia was arrested and condemned to suffocation in the steam-bath. It is so hot anyone would die in it. She was shut inside for one night and one day. She didn't just survive, she didn't even break a sweat. Soldiers also heard her singing. When Almachius, heard this, he ordered her to be beheaded. The soldier struck her neck three times with his sword, but unable to cut off her
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