Of course that yes! it is called the holy Fiakier.

This Saint of Irish descent lived in the 7th century. He grew up in a convent –from an early age sitting in the booksand studying the ins and outs of herbal medicine. Over time, he chose the life of the desert. He settled in County Kilkenny.   Probably helped more people get back to health, and then news oft he almost magical skills Fiakier became his curse. From day to day has become extremely popular, and thus, the friendly hermit. It was totally not histhoughts. Searching for tranquility escapes to France to Meaux. Thanks to the support of the local bishop (also the future Saint-Faro), Fiaker originates gets in Brie in his hermitage. Also wants to have groceries and grow herbs. According to legend, the bishop told FIakier this can have as much land as he plowed in a single day. Fiaker originates in the morning took to work-out area with his walking stick, and where only touched the ground, old trees and shrubs break over, and in their place the Earth was ready for planting new crops. A nosy woman reported to the Bishop that the spells, but he decided the whole event for amiracle. Denunciation, the heavily hurt Fiakier, because he has declared forbidden for women into his hermitage. On the acquired land, he built a chapel, a shelter for the sick (male only, of course), and finally a small cell for him self. He lived in a huge austerity, treating and taking care of thesuffering. Fiakier originates supposedly possess the ability to heal by touch. His hand shave been able even to restore sight. But the specialty of this Saint was thetreatment of polyps and . . . hemorrhoids.

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