St. James the Greater
Nothing is known of St. James the Greater’s early life, though it has been established that he is the son
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Nothing is known of St. James the Greater’s early life, though it has been established that he is the son
One of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales. He was born at Dufton, at Westmoreland, England, and studied at
Saint Birgitta was the daughter of Uppland’s Lagman, Birger Petersson and his wife, Ingeborg, who was a member of the
She is called “the Penitent”. St. Mary was given the name ‘Magdalen’ because, though a Jewish girl, she lived in
Caesare de Rossi was born at Brandisi, kingdom of Naples, on July 22nd. He was educated by the conventual Franciscans
Nothing certain is known of her, but according to her untrustworthy legend, she was the daughter of a pagan priest
Confessor and hermit on the Nile. Arsenius, who was born in Rome in 354, was the tutor of the children
St. Frederick, Bishop of Utrecht, Martyr Frederick was trained in piety and sacred learning among the clergy of the Church
Sixteen Carmelites caught up in the French Revolution and martyred. When the revolution started in 1789, a group of twenty-one
According to my resources, the name Carmen is a derivation of Carmel which is one of the titles given to
St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church (Feast day-July 15) St. Bonaventure, known as “the seraphic doctor,” was born
St. Kateri Tekakwitha is the first Native American to be recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church. She was
St. Henry, son of Henry, Duke of Bavaria, and of Gisella, daughter of Conrad, King of Burgundy, was born in
Saint John Gaulbert, Abbot – Feast day is July 12th The city of Florence gave to the world Saint John