Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'
Saint Jerome: The Scholar, Translator, and Ascetic
Saint Jerome: The Scholar, Translator, and Ascetic
By Catholic365
Today we honor Saint Jerome, one of the four great doctors of the Western Church and patron saint of librarians, scholars, and encyclopedists. Known for his translation of the Bible into Latin and his writings on Christian asceticism, Saint Jerome's impact on Christianity can still be felt today. #SaintJerome #Christianity #BibleTranslation #PatronSaint"
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The Courageous Life of Saint George: Patron Saint of England and Defender of the Oppressed
The Courageous Life of Saint George: Patron Saint of England and Defender of the Oppressed
By Catholic365
Saint George, the Patron Saint of England and 30 other countries! The legend of Saint George and the dragon is a symbol of his spiritual battle with evil and his courage in defending the oppressed. He is remembered for his faith, strength, and valor - let us take a moment to honor Saint George and all he stood for. #SaintGeorge #PatronSaint #Courage #Valor
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Following Padre Pio
Following Padre Pio
By Bret Thoman
It is said that one cannot fully know someone else without visiting the place where he or she grew up. In a new book, a writer explores the life of Padre Pio by journeying to all ten sites where the stigmatized saint grew up and lived.
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The Spiritual Journey of Saint John of the Cross: A Look into his Legacy
The Spiritual Journey of Saint John of the Cross: A Look into his Legacy
By Catholic365
Discover the spiritual journey of Saint John of the Cross, a Spanish mystic, poet and one of the greatest Christian mystics of all time. Learn about his inspiring life and writings. #SaintJohnoftheCross #Mystic #Poet #DoctoroftheChurch
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The Inspiring Life of Saint Clare of Assisi: From Wealth to a Life of Poverty and Devotion
The Inspiring Life of Saint Clare of Assisi: From Wealth to a Life of Poverty and Devotion
By Catholic365
We honor Saint Clare of Assisi, a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to serving God and helping the poor. She is known for her deep devotion to God and her ability to perform miracles. Let us take inspiration from her selflessness and generosity towards others. #SaintClareofAssisi #PatronSaint #Devotion #Selflessness #Assisi
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Saint John Vianney: The Cure of Ars and Patron Saint of Parish Priests
Saint John Vianney: The Cure of Ars and Patron Saint of Parish Priests
By Catholic365
Today, we remember and honor Saint John Vianney, the patron saint of parish priests. He devoted his life to serving the people of his parish and offering guidance and compassion through the sacrament of confession. Let us pray for the intercession of Saint John Vianney and for all priests who, like him, serve their communities. #SaintJohnVianney #CureofArs #ParishPriests #Confession
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Two for the Price of one ... a Medjugorje story
Two for the Price of one ... a Medjugorje story
By Stephen Clark
On his last day there, out on the balcony of the house he was staying in, he saw the sun spinning and the rays of light emanating from it towards him like laser beams. At that time whilst acknowledging it as a sign of Our Lady’s presence there there was no cure or healing at that time.
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Shrines of Italy: Monte Cassino Abbey
Shrines of Italy: Monte Cassino Abbey
By Christopher McCarthy
The birthplace of the Benedictine Rule of Life, the ancient Abbey of Monte Cassino is home to the tombs of both St. Benedict and St. Scholastica.
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The Feast Day of Saint Agatha: The Young Martyr Who Refused to Deny Her Faith
The Feast Day of Saint Agatha: The Young Martyr Who Refused to Deny Her Faith
By Catholic365
Today we celebrate the feast day of Saint Agatha, the patron saint of rape victims, nurses, bell-makers, bakers, Sicily, fire, earthquakes, and wet nurses. Let us remember her faith and steadfastness in the face of adversity and her courage in the face of torture. #SaintAgatha #FeastDay #CatholicChurch #Martyr #Piety #Courage
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Remembering Saint Edward the Confessor: A Look at His Life and Legacy
Remembering Saint Edward the Confessor: A Look at His Life and Legacy
By Catholic365
Saint Edward the Confessor, the last of the Anglo-Saxon kings of England and the founder of Westminster Abbey. He was known for his piety, humility, and commitment to the Church, and is remembered as an important figure in English history. Let’s take a moment to remember and celebrate the legacy of Saint Edward the Confessor! #SaintEdward #England #WestminsterAbbey #Christianity
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Do you know the fish that made a saint?
Do you know the fish that made a saint?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Fish is symbolic in many ways throughout Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition. But do you know the fish that paved the path for a bishop's sainthood? Let me introduce you to the story of the saint making fish.
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The Life and Legacy of Saint Luke the Evangelist
The Life and Legacy of Saint Luke the Evangelist
By Catholic365
Honor the life and legacy of Saint Luke today. Evangelist of the New Testament, a physician by trade, and the first Christian iconographer. He was credited with painting the first images of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, and is believed to be the author of the earliest Christian hymn, “The Magnificat.” Share your appreciation for his impact on the early church #SaintLuke #NewTestament #Christianity
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Long Saint Line
Long Saint Line
By JMJ loves FBS
The saints remind us that we are connections in something much greater and bigger than ourselves.
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Saint Philomena: Patron Saint of Infants, Youth, and Victims of Torture
Saint Philomena: Patron Saint of Infants, Youth, and Victims of Torture
By Catholic365
Let us look at the life of Saint Philomena, the patron saint of infants, youth, and victims of torture. Her story of courage and faith in the face of terrible persecution has inspired people for centuries. #SaintPhilomena #Courage #Faith
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February Feast Days
February Feast Days
By The Catholic Philadelphian
February is packed with many great feast days. It also includes the beginning of Lent.
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Celebrating the Life and Miracles of Saint Brigid: Patron Saint of Ireland and Many Causes
Celebrating the Life and Miracles of Saint Brigid: Patron Saint of Ireland and Many Causes
By Catholic365
Celebrate the beloved Saint Brigid of Ireland today on her feast day! She is the patron saint of Ireland, newborn babies, cattle, poetry, and more. She was known for her piety, holiness, and care of the poor. Her miracles, including healing the sick and raising the dead, are still remembered today. #SaintBrigid #Ireland #PatronSaint #Miracles #FeastDay
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St. John Bosco, A Powerful Intercessor
St. John Bosco, A Powerful Intercessor
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
St. John Bosco is a great help to those struggling with issues related to crime, acedia, and peace in the family.
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