Catholic History
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March 15th – Saint of the Day: Saint Louise de Marillac
She was born into nobility but chose a life of radical service. š„ She faced rejection, loss, and illness but never backed down. šŖ She co-founded a movement that changed charity forever. ā¤ļøāš„ Saint Louise de Marillac didnāt just talk… Continue reading
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March 8th – Saint of the Day: Saint John of God
š„ He ran into a burning hospitalā¦ and walked out untouched. š„ Saint John of God wasnāt your typical saint. He was a reckless soldier, a runaway, and a broken man before a dramatic encounter with God turned his life… Continue reading
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March 3rd – Saint of the Day: Saint Katharine Drexel
š„ Imagine being born into millionsā¦ and giving it ALL away. š¤Æ Saint Katharine Drexel couldāve lived a life of luxury, but instead, she chose radical generosity. She didnāt just donate her fortuneāshe became a nun, founded schools, built missions,… Continue reading
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February 21st – Saint of the Day: Saint Peter Damian
š„ Meet the saint who took on Church corruption, lived like a hermit, and still shook the world šāļø Saint Peter Damian was a force to be reckoned withāa fiery reformer who didnāt just talk about holiness, he lived it.… Continue reading
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July 15, 2024: Finding True Devotion in Today’s Mass Readings
Today’s readings provide a profound reflection on true devotion and the essence of discipleship. These passages urge us to move beyond mere rituals and empty gestures, calling us to genuine faith and action. Letās delve into each reading, explore their… Continue reading
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Our Lady of Good Health and the Great Peshtigo Fire
A Beacon of Hope and Healing in Wisconsin Nestled in the tranquil farmlands of Champion, Wisconsin, stands the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, a place of profound faith, healing, and miracles. This shrine is the site of… Continue reading
Holy Manna! 