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Albertus Magnus
Be inspired by the saint who taught and formed St. Thomas Aquinas.

Fr. Scott Haynes
6 days ago3 min read


St. Gregory Thaumaturgus
Among the saints who rose in the early centuries of the Church, few shine with the radiant mystery that surrounds St. Gregory Thaumaturgus.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 145 min read


The Soldier Saint: St. Martin of Tours
Hear the amazing charity of the soldier saint, St. Martin of Tours.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 114 min read



Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 110 min read


The Rings and the Rays of the Miraculous Medal
Fr. Scott Haynes That is an excellent and deeply symbolic question—one that goes to the very heart of Our Lady’s revelation to Saint Catherine Labouré in 1830. The detail about the rings on Mary’s fingers is one of the most beautiful parts of the vision and expresses, in vivid and theological imagery, how the Blessed Virgin acts as the Mediatrix of God’s graces. Let us unfold the story carefully, as Saint Catherine herself described it. 1. The Vision of the Rings of Light Du

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 97 min read


Bob & Penny Lord: The Miraculous Medal
Bob and Penny Lord tell the story of Mary's Miraculous Medal.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 91 min read


The History of the Miraculous Medal
Fr. Scott Haynes Introduction The devotion to the Miraculous Medal is one of the most beloved Marian sacramentals in the Catholic Church. Rooted in an apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Saint Catherine Labouré in Paris in 1830, the medal invites deeper trust in Mary’s maternal intercession, and encourages collaboration with divine grace through faith. The purpose of this article is to trace its history, unpack the symbolism and meaning of the medal, and share some power

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 99 min read


St. Hildegard of Bingen
Actress Patricia Routledge masterfully portrays St. Hildegard of Bingen. Be inspired!

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 71 min read


The Golden Hail Mary: A Treasure from the Mystics of Helfta
Fr. Scott Haynes A Garden of Holiness In the late thirteenth century, a quiet Benedictine monastery in Saxony became a beacon of light...

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 64 min read


St. Gertrude on Purgatory
Jesus taught St. Gertrude how to best pray for the poor souls in Purgatory and to bring them a plenitude of His grace.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Nov 12 min read


All Saints: The Unknown Soldiers of Heaven
Just as our nation honors the men and women interred in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, so too, Catholics honor all the unknown saints.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 283 min read


St. John Cantius and Apple Orchard of Babica
Learn about this amazing story of peace and reconciliation among enemies that St. John Cantius worked in Babica, Poland.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 203 min read


Canonization Day of St. Bartolo Longo
Learn about the great saint to be canonized on the 19th of October.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 174 min read


A Letter to St. Luke
Have you ever written a letter to a saint? Bishop Luciani (John Paul I) wrote fictional letters to the saints of old like St. Luke.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 162 min read


Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Each year, on the second Sunday of October, we honor the Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a doctrine which the Counci

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 94 min read


The Crown and the Cross: The Sanctity of St. Edward the Confessor
Fr. Scott Haynes For the Feast of St. Edward October 13 “Blessed is that servant, whom when his Lord shall come, He shall find so doing.”...

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 74 min read


The Crown that Does Not Decay
How much of my life is wasted on things that cannot last? Every day passes like a page turned and gone forever. Yet each page can be filled with love, with prayer, with generosity — the things that follow us into eternity.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 74 min read


Hidden Graces of the Miraculous Medal
Learn about the hidden graces of the Miraculous Medal of Mary.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 67 min read


St. Francis of Assisi: The Peacemaker of Gubbio
St. Francis of Assisi tamed a wolf and became the Peacemaker of Gubbio.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Oct 48 min read


St. Therese and the Little Lord Jesus
The Christ Child appeared to St. Therese. By reason of this vision, she became known as “Therese of the Child Jesus."

Fr. Scott Haynes
Sep 303 min read
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