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St. Philip Neri: Apostle of Joy and Fire of Rome
Few figures in the long and noble history of the Church of Rome shine as brightly with cheerful sanctity as St. Philip Neri, the “Apostle of Rome.”

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 247 min read


Saint Urban I, Pope and Martyr
St. Urban was a Pope in the early church who suffered martyrdom. Learn about the importance of his life.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 246 min read


St. Pudentiana, Virgin and Martyr
Fr. Scott Haynes A Meditation for May 19 Feast of St. Pudentiana “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” – Matthew 5:8...

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 176 min read


The Miraculous Healing of Saint Longinus
We know of St Longinus. But do you know what happened to him after he left Calvary on Good Friday?

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 142 min read


Apostle of the Germans: St. Boniface
St. Boniface’s story is one of zeal, learning, sacrifice, and divine intervention—a life shaped by grace, crowned with martyrdom, and sealed in glory.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 145 min read


The Immaculate Heart as Refuge
Fr. Scott A. Haynes On May 13, 1917, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, offering a message...

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 126 min read


St. Gregory Nazianzen: The Voice of Contemplation and Orthodoxy
St. Gregory Nazianzen’s life was a paradox of brilliance and sorrow, of public acclaim and private suffering, of bold proclamation and deep contemplation.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 96 min read


The Celestial Basilica: A Meditation on the Apparitions of St. Michael at Monte Sant’Angelo
Fr. Scott A. Haynes High atop the rugged cliffs of Mount Gargano in Apulia, Italy, lies a sanctuary unlike any other in Christendom—a...

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 83 min read


St. Stanislaus: Bishop, Martyr, and Defender of Justice
Learn about the miracles and martyrdom of St. Stanislaus.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 26 min read


The Feast of Saint John Before the Latin Gate: A Witness of Immortal Love and Martyrdom
Learn about the miraculous event with St. John the Beloved Disciple at the Latin Gate.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 27 min read


Pope St. Pius V: The Saint Who Preserved the Church’s Beauty in the Storm of Reformation
As we commemorate Pope St. Pius V on May 5, let us thank God for raising up this Dominican pontiff who reformed the Church, guarded her liturgy, and led the faithful in triumph through one of the most dangerous chapters in her history.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 17 min read


St. Athanasius: Defender of the Incarnate Word and Model for Our Time
St. Athanasius is a guide for orthodoxy in the Catholic faith.

Fr. Scott Haynes
May 17 min read


St. Catherine of Siena: Mystic, Tertiary, and Defender of the Church
Learn the amazing story of this woman who lived religious life from her home and who was a powerful influence upon the Papacy.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Apr 296 min read


St. Peter of Verona
There are many lessons for us in the life of St. Peter of Vernona. He sacrificed much to follow Christ, even to the shedding of his blood.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Apr 295 min read


The Apostle St. Mark
Fr. Scott Haynes A Meditation for the Feast of St. Mark, April 25 On this Feast of St. Mark we recall that just as St. Luke is associated...

Fr. Scott Haynes
Apr 253 min read


St. Vincent Ferrer Raises a Man from the Dead
Learn about the amazing story of St Vincent Ferrer and a special miracle he did in raising a man from the dead.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Apr 44 min read


The Fiat of Faith: A Meditation on Our Lady's Annunciation
As we contemplate the Annunciation, may we marvel at the mystery of God becoming man for our salvation.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Mar 247 min read


St. Gabriel - "Fortitudo Dei"
Fr. Scott Haynes St Gabriel is the Fortitudo Dei (Strength of God) and is one of the three archangels mentioned in the Bible. Only four...

Fr. Scott Haynes
Mar 224 min read


St. Joseph
Consider the amazing humility of St. Joseph. Learn from his example of silent surrender to the will of God.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Mar 1310 min read


St. Patrick's Breastplate
As the Apostle of Ireland, the Roman Britan St. Patrick was sent by Pope Celestine to convert the pagan nation unto Christ.

Fr. Scott Haynes
Mar 123 min read
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