In medieval England, a "boy bishop" who would act for a roughly three-week period was elected during a holiday commemorating this man. A story recounts how this man encountered a butcher and innkeeper who cut up and pickled three children in barrels, but this man resurrected them. This man, who may have punched the heretic Arius in the face, has a feast day that involves the arrival of Zwarte Piet  (ZVARR-tuh PEET) , who is controversially depicted in (*)  blackface. To prevent three girls from becoming prostitutes, this bishop of Myra supposedly gave their family three bags of gold. Clement Clark Moore popularized the story of this man throu
In medieval England, a "boy bishop" who would act for a roughly three-week period was elected during a holiday commemorating this man. A story recounts how this man encountered a butcher and innkeeper who cut up and pickled three children in barrels, but this man resurrected them. This man, who may have punched the heretic Arius in the face, has a feast day that involves the arrival of Zwarte Piet  (ZVARR-tuh PEET) , who is controversially depicted in (*)  blackface. To prevent three girls from becoming prostitutes, this bishop of Myra supposedly gave their family three bags of gold. Clement Clark Moore popularized the story of this man through a poem, whose feast day on December 6 often involves giving presents to children. For 10 points, name this saint who was the basis for Santa Claus.
In medieval England, a "boy bishop" who would act for a roughly three-week period was elected during a holiday commemorating this man.