Original sentence: Andrew Corsini.He was regarded as a prophet and a thaumaturgus.In 1373, while he had been celebrating the midnight Mass of Christmas, the Blessed Virgin appeared to him and told him he would leave this world on the feast of the Epiphany, to meet God.In the early eighteenth century, Pope Clement XII, born Lorenzo Corsini, erected in the Roman Basilica of St.Miracles were so multiplied at his death that Pope Eugene IV permitted a public cult immediately; but it was only in 1629 that Urban VIII canonized him.On his return, Andrew became the "Apostle of Florence"
Edited sentence: "  He was regarded as a prophet and a thaumaturgus.1302, Florence, Italy.Bishop and thaumaturge.Canonized 29 April 1629 by Pope Urban VIII.February 4.In 1373, while he had been celebrating the midnight Mass of Christmas, the Blessed Virgin appeared to him and told him he would leave this world on the feast of the Epiphany, to meet the beloved Master that he had served so faithfully.In the early eighteenth century, Pope Clement XII, born Lorenzo Corsini, erected in the Basilica of St.Invoked against riots and civil disorder.January 6, 1374, at Fiesole.Major shrine.Miracles were so multiplied at his death that Pope Eugene IV permitted a public cult immediately; but it was only in 1629 that Pope Urban VIII canonized him.On his return, Andrew became the "Apostle of Florence.Saint Andrew Corsini.holding a cross, with a wolf and lamb at his feet, and floating above a battlefield on a cloud or a white palfrey