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St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier - Isthmus Leading to Divine Mercy

The island of Noirmoutier emerges like the prow of a ship from the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, not far from the mouth of the Loire River. The island is separated from the continent by a narrow sea channel. In 1770 it was found that it could be reached by …
Sr. Clara Isabel Morazzani - 31, March 2012

St. Remigius of Rheims - Patriarch of a New Era

On March 16, 455, Emperor Valentinian III succumbed to the blows of two soldiers from the Imperial Guard, on the Field of Mars. With his death, the Theodosian dynasty perished, the last line to reign over Rome, hastening the end of a declining Empire. For a further twenty years the …
Sr. Clara Isabel Morazzani - 31, December 2011

St. Claude de La Colombière - Faithful Servant and Perfect Friend of the Sacred Heart

In the year 1675, a new superior was assigned to the Jesuit house in Paray-le-Monial. Being also designated as the extraordinary confessor of the nearby Visitation nuns, he went to pay a visit to the superior, Mother de Saumaise, placing himself at the disposal of the convent. The superior presented …
Sr. Juliane Campos - 31, January 2011

St. Robert Bellarmine, SJ - A Jesuit Cardinal

In his will, he had requested a simple funeral—befitting a member of the Company of Jesus—but Pope Gregory XV wished to add pomp and splendour to the burial rites of the Cardinal who had done so much good for the Church of Christ. He was clothed in the red vestments …
Sr. Clara Isabel Morazzani - 31, August 2010

St. Aloysius Gonzaga - “The God Who Calls Me Is Love”

“How are you doing, Brother Aloysius?” Father Provincial asked, as he entered the sick man’s room. “I’m on the way, Father.” “On the way to where?” “To Heaven... If my sins do not prevent me, I hope, by God’s mercy, to go there.” This was the state of spirit of …
Sr. Maria Teresa Matos - 31, May 2010

Blessed Stefano Bellesini, OSA - Under the Shield of “Good Counsel”

Visitors to Northern Italy will discover that it is the educational, scientific, financial and political centre of the country. Trent is in the heart of this region, the capital of Trentino-Alto Adige, and retains much the same appearance as at the time of the important Council of the sixteenth century …
Sr. Juliane Campos - 31, January 2010

Blessed Raphael Arnáiz Barón - The Heroism of Total Anonymity

His great feat in life was accepting the apparent ruin of his aspirations, conforming himself entirely to the divine will. He was nothing in the eyes of men, but he was a great saint in the eyes of God, who judges the heart and not appearances. A person’s fulfillment is …
Sr. Clara Isabel Morazzani - 31, March 2009

Servant of God Raphael Merry del Val - “We will Work and Suffer Together for the Church”

Among the many facts related in Sacred Scripture, the special relationship between David and the son of Saul calls attention: “the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as his own soul” (1 Sm 18:1). This friendship, difficult to understand for the modern …
Alison Batista de Oliveira - 31, January 2021

St. Hilda of Whitby - A Mother and Guide of the English

As we contemplate the half-ruined walls of the famous Whitby Abbey in England, we are reminded of the words that Dr. Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira wrote as the epigraph of his life: “When still very young, I marvelled at the ruins of Christendom, gave them my heart, turned my back …
Giuliana D’Amaro - 31, October 2020

Blessed Clemens August von Galen - The Lion of Münster

In order to lead the sheep of His flock safely to the eternal fountains, Our Lord Jesus Christ instituted watchful and wise shepherds, the bishops, who would instruct them and warn them of dangers. To them we can apply the words addressed to the prophet Ezekiel: “So you, son of …
Alison Batista de Oliveira - 28, February 2023

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