A pioneering nurse and Bridgettine reformer who risked her life to save Jewish families and unite Christians through compassionate service.

In the month of May the Church celebrates a remarkable French sister who dedicated herself to Christ by serving him in the poor.

Chile’s first saint

Turibius Alfonso was serving as a Grand Inquisitor in Spain when King Philip II commanded that he become as a missionary archbishop.

St. Gregory of Narek was a mystical and lyrical poet, monk and theologian.

Patroness of Hawaii

Archbishop and martyr

If you have ever prayed for the souls in purgatory, you very well may have said St. Gertrude’s Prayer for them.

Paolo Danei was born in northern Italy in the 17th century into a family that struggled to meet their daily needs.

The Blessed Mother is venerated under many titles, all of which guide and support the faithful in their journey toward her Son.

St. Cajetan was ordained a priest in 1516, just one year before Martin Luther published his “95 Theses.”

Josemaría founded Opus Dei just three years after his priestly ordination in 1925.

Patron Saint of Those With Mental Illness

When others were too afraid to stand up for Christian morals, this saint stood fearless to the point of ultimate sacrifice.

Although she lost her family at a young age, St. Agnes Tsao Kou Ying carried her family’s Catholic faith with her as an orphan.

This particular St. Gabriel is the patron saint of Catholic youth.