Saint Charbel Makhlouf
This great Lebanese miracle worker and hermit was the fifth child of two peasants, who named him Youssef Antoun (Joseph Anthony)...
Saint Bridget of Sweden
Co-Patroness of Europe, she is one of those models of holiness capable of containing multiple vocations. Jesus dictated 15 prayers to her to recite every day for a year
Saint Mary Magdalene
She was able to accept Grace and became a faithful disciple of Jesus, deserving of being called “Apostle of the Apostles”.
Saint Lorenzo da Brindisi
He was together an ambassador of peace, a man of action, and a great theologian, proclaimed Doctor of the Church by John XXIII
Saint Apollinaris
The two early Christian basilicas of Ravenna that bear his name, Sant'Apollinare in Classe and Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, are known all over the world thanks to their splendid mosaics.
Saint Macrina the Younger
She grew up in that family extremely rich in blessed souls, of which her brothers Basil the Great and Gregory of Nyssa are the two best known members, and whose rise to holiness was favoured precisely by the virtues of their elder sister
Saint Frederick of Utrecht
In the Roman Martyrology his name is recorded on July 18 and it is recalled that he “shone in the study of the Holy Scriptures and put his care and commitment to the evangelization of the Frisians”.
Saint Alexius
He has been over the centuries a source of inspiration for men of letters and artists
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
This feast is one of the dearest to Christian piety. Considering the wealth of biblical and mystical references attached to it, one could also say that it manifests in a special way the beauty of God's saving plan.
Saint Bonaventure
He was one of the great protagonists of 13th century philosophical and theological thought, when the Christian faith showed all its capacity to influence culture
Saint Camillus de Lellis
The founder of the Ministers of the Infirm obtained permission to sew on the black habit, at chest height, a cross in red cloth, symbol of the redeeming Blood shed by Jesus
Saint Henry II
Together with his wife, Saint Cunigunde, he promoted the building of churches and monasteries and contributed to the renewal of the Church
