Angela of Foligno – Mystic and Stigmatist
Today we celebrate the Italian saint Angela of Foligno, a nun and renowned mystic. She was born in 1248 in ...
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The Most Holy Name of Jesus – the name above every name
The Most Holy Name of Jesus is a feast dedicated to the Lord Jesus. The name Jesus, which in Hebrew ...
Saint Sylvester I: From Papal Leadership to Legendary Feats
Today, we celebrate Saint Sylvester I, the Roman Pope who, as the 34th successor of Saint Peter, ruled from 314 ...
Blessed Eugenia Ravasco: A Beacon of Faith and Charity
Today the Catholic Church commemorate Blessed Eugenia Ravasco, whose life was a testament to faith, charity, and education. Born on ...
Celebrating the Feast of the Holy Family: Insights from Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich
Today, we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family, a day dedicated to Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, offering us a ...
Feast of the Holy Innocents: Remembering the Martyred Children of Bethlehem
Today, the Church commemorates the Feast of the Holy Innocents, remembering the infant victims of King Herod's massacre in Bethlehem, ...
The Beloved Disciple Saint John the Apostle
Today, the church celebrates a very special saint, the beloved disciple Saint John the Apostle. According to tradition, the beloved ...
Saint Stephen, the first martyr, a man filled with faith and the holy Spirit
Saint Stephen, the first martyr, is mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles as "a man filled with faith and ...
Saint of the Day: St. John Cantius – Scholar, Priest, and Patron of Students
Born on June 23, 1390, in Kęty, Poland, near Kraków, John Cantius was a figure of profound intellect and piety. ...
Saint Mother Cabrini: From Italy to America, A Mission of Compassion
Francesca Saverio Cabrini, also known as Mother Cabrini, became the first U.S. citizen to be canonized by the Catholic Church. ...
