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St. Peter Julian Eymard - Precursor of the Eucharistic Reign

St. Peter Julian Eymard - Precursor of the Eucharistic Reign

A gaunt, white-haired priest of almost sixty years, convinced that he would never reach that age due to the rigours of a life dedicated to an apostolate in which he had kept nothing for himself, converses with a devoted spiritual daughter about this earthly existence already nearing its end. The …
Fr. Ignacio Montojo, EP - 31, July 2022

Blessed Eugénie Joubert - Friend of the Heart of Jesus

Blessed Eugénie Joubert - Friend of the Heart of Jesus

To manifest His love for us, the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity became incarnate, lavishing the infinite treasures of His Sacred Heart upon mankind. And, not stopping at this, He has raised up chosen souls over the course of history, of whom He makes the living receptacles of this …
Sr. Isabel de Sousa - 30, June 2022

St. Clotilde - “Your Faith Is Our Victory”

St. Clotilde - “Your Faith Is Our Victory”

Sitting at the bedside of a newborn struggling against death was a young barbarian king. His head in his hands, his face half-covered by the long hair that symbolized the superiority of his origin, he did not hide his despair at the fate of his son: “Of course this child, …
Sr. Maria Teresa Ribeiro Matos - 31, May 2022

Blessed Margaret Pole - The Price of Integrity

Blessed Margaret Pole - The Price of Integrity

At the break of dawn on May 27, 1541, the Countess of Salisbury was told that her last hour had come. Her long and unjust captivity in the dreaded Tower of London was over. In defence of her innocence, her sense of justice still led her to protest against King …
Bruna Almeida Piva - 30, April 2022

St. John Baptist de La Salle - The Jordan of Grace

St. John Baptist de La Salle - The Jordan of Grace

Man’s life is like the field grasses that fourish in the morning but wither away in the evening; its memory passes like a garment that is changed (cf. Ps 90:6; 102:26). But there are those who leave an indelible wake behind them, marking the centuries: the Saints. And among this …
Fernando Joaquim Costa - 31, March 2022

St. Nicholas of Flüe - Spectacle for Angels and Men

St. Nicholas of Flüe - Spectacle for Angels and Men

The Swiss Alps: a superbly enchanting, joyous and peaceful landscape. On one of the slopes of the beautiful cliffs, a shepherd blows his horn to gather his herd. The sun is already setting. In the village, some distance away, the bells of the Angelus are ringing. The man stands in …
Fábio Henrique Costa - 28, February 2022

Blessed Humbeline of Jully - To Love Is to Serve… Always Smiling!

Blessed Humbeline of Jully - To Love Is to Serve… Always Smiling!

In the long-ago 12th century, in Burgundy, France, there lived a noble family made up of Tescelin, lord of Fontaines, his wife, the pious Aléthe, and their seven children: Guy, Gerard, Bernard – who would become the great abbot of Clairvaux –, Humbeline, André, Barthélémy and Nivard. In the castle …
Sr. María del Pilar Perezcanto - 31, January 2022

St. Genevieve - Shield and Glory of Christian Civilization

St. Genevieve - Shield and Glory of Christian Civilization

It was the year 423, a troubled time, sown with wars and invasions, when a dying civilization was emitting its last gasps.1 The Roman Empire, once almost indestructible, threatened to collapse under the furore of the barbarian invasions. Between treaties and military manoeuvres, it had achieved another period of peace; …
Sr. Maria Beatriz Matos - 31, December 2021

St. Adelaide - Empress by Grace… and Audacity!

St. Adelaide - Empress by Grace… and Audacity!

Certain teachings of the Gospel are often the object of greater attention and devotion than others, to the point that some have almost fallen into oblivion in today’s world. The life of St. Adelaide reminds us of one of these truths proclaimed by the Divine Saviour, the meek Lamb who …
Sr. Cecília Maria Almeida - 30, November 2021

St. Edmund - King, Virgin and Martyr!

St. Edmund - King, Virgin and Martyr!

On England’s east coast, against the blue backdrop of the sea, towered a castle, King Edmund’s refuge in his moments of meditation and seclusion. This palace and its surroundings – later called Maidenboure, that is, the home of the virgin king in the old Saxon language – were an image …
Sr. Adriana María Sánchez - 31, October 2021

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