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

A stunning and prayerful setting of St. Patrick's Breastplate.

St. Matthew’s Gospel tells us that 2,000 years ago Christ built one Church and He built it on St. Peter the Rock.

Learn about the theology and spirituality of Fra Angelico's art.

St. Valentine was famous for marrying couples who were in love but could not get legally married, due to the imperial ban on marriage.

Among the great saints who shine forth in the history of the Church, St. Scholastica stands as a beacon of purity, faith, and divine love.

Learn about the Martyrs of Japan from The Lives of the Saints by Reverend Alban Butler.

When we are tempted to vengeance, St. Paul exhorts us to leave that to the Lord. Christ Our Lord wants that we live in charity together.

Each year on December 28th, we reflect on the infant martyrs of Bethlehem.

Learn more about the Carmelites of Compiègne who were martyred in the French Revolution. They were declared saints in 2024.

Learn the amazing story of seven sleeping saints in Ephesus.

Learn the story of the first apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Fr. Scott A. Haynes   St. Jerome (c. 347–420), one of the most influential Church Fathers, is primarily remembered for his monumental...

On October 1, we honor St. Remigius in the calendar of saints.

As we honor St. Michael the Archangel, we learn of the many miracles wrought by his intercession.

Sts. Cosmas and Damian are unique in the calendar of saints. These twin brothers shared in their profession and vocation.

Fr. Scott Haynes St. Joseph of Cupertino (1603–1663), known as "The Flying Friar," is one of the most extraordinary saints in the history...

As we honor the first of the Evangelists, let us imitate the beautiful virtues of St. Matthew.

Hear this teaching about St. Francis of Assisi received the stigmata of Christ.

The miracle of St. Francis of Assisi receiving the stigmata is remembered each year on September 17th.