Saint of the day


Saints Jacinta and Francisco Marto

Saints Jacinta and Francisco Marto

The Church celebrates the memorial of the two little shepherds on February 20th: these are the first non-martyred children to be proclaimed saints


Saint Lucy Yi Zhenmei

Saint Lucy Yi Zhenmei

This exemplary Chinese catechist, who suffered martyrdom at the age of 47, had demonstrated virtuousness from childhood


Saint Geltrude Comensoli

Saint Geltrude Comensoli

She founded the Institute of the Sacramentine Sisters which was consecrated to the perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament


The Seven Holy Founders

The Seven Holy Founders

They founded the Order of the Servants of Mary


Saint Juliana

Saint Juliana

She was a victim of the Great Persecution (303-305)


Saint Claude de la Colombière

Saint Claude de la Colombière

He became the confessor of saint Margaret Mary Alacoque and worked tirelessly, both writing and preaching, to spread the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus


Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday marks, in the Roman rite, the beginning of Lent


Saints Fusca and Maura

Saints Fusca and Maura

They were tortured and killed by the sword


Saint Benedict of Aniane

Saint Benedict of Aniane

He was among the protagonists of the Carolingian Renaissance, defended orthodoxy and contributed to spreading the Rule of Saint Benedict of Nursia throughout the Holy Roman Empire.


Our Lady of Lourdes

Our Lady of Lourdes

On February 11, 1858, at the Massabielle cave in Lourdes, the Blessed Virgin appeared to the 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous, an illiterate peasant. It was the first of a series of eighteen Marian apparitions


Saint Scholastica

Saint Scholastica

St. Benedict's sister is invoked against storms and lightning because of the famous miracle narrated in the Dialogues of Saint Gregory the Great


Saint Apollonia

Saint Apollonia

Her martyrdom was the consequence of the preaching of a fortune-teller who had incited the pagan crowds of Alexandria to persecute Christians