Padre Pio works a miracle, raising a little boy from the dead.

On September 23, we honor St. Pio, remembering him on the anniversary of his entrance into eternity. May we imitate his love of Jesus.

Fr. Scott Haynes A Meditation for the Feast of St. Matthew September 21 From the earliest centuries, the Church sought to express the...

The successor of St. Peter provded to be a model of Christian virtue.

Learn about the amazing story of St. Januarius (San Gennaro) and the liquification of his blood. We celebrate his feast on September 19.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes As we contemplate the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we realized that the Seven Thrusts of the Sword are:...

September is the month of the Seven Dolors of Mary.

Annually, on August 29, we remember how St. John the Baptist was beheaded under Herod's order.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes As we consider the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we can examine the various mysteries of the Rosary to gain a rich...

Celebrate the Feast of St. Lawrence the Martyr through the eyes of Fra Angelico.

Fr. Scott Haynes Feast of St. Clare – August 11  Introduction: A City in Peril The year was 1240. Italy trembled under the shadow of...

During the French Revolution, the Church in France was under violent persecution. Priests were hunted down, churches desecrated, and the Sacraments forbidden. John Vianney, born into this chaos, received his First Holy Communion in secret.

The persecution of St. Lawrence moved the heart of a soldier to become a Christian. This was St. Romanus.

Each year on August 5, we recall the snowy miracle heaven sent by Mary's intercession.

St. Christina the Astonishing teaches us to do penance for the poor souls in purgatory.

Fr. Scott Haynes St James the Greater and his brother John were the sons of Zebedee. Though they were fishermen, it seems they were a...

Fr. Scott Haynes A Meditation for the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul July 19 Today we celebrate the Feast of St. Vincent de Paul. Born into...

He skipped school. Gambled. Fought. A tall and unruly youth with a quick temper and a stronger love for cards than catechism, Camillus de Lellis seemed destined not for sanctity, but scandal. He was “born to be a troublemaker,” as some might have said—and not entirely without reason.

Learn the connection between Our Lady and the Burning Bush.

Learn from the purity and holiness of this great American saint, the Lily of the Mohawks.