Saint Landry of Paris by Ermes Dovico

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Saint Nicholas of Flüe

Saint Nicholas of Flüe

Farmer, soldier, hermit, mystic, saviour and patron of Switzerland. The Swiss call him Bruder Klaus, “Brother Nicholas”, and no one in the world knows better than they how much this saint has influenced the history of Switzerland

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Saint Joseph*

Saint Joseph*

The Gospel does not directly attribute any words to him, but his silence and every circumstance in which he is spoken of have an enormous impact.

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Laetare Sunday

Laetare Sunday

Today the liturgy of the Catholic Church does not celebrate the solemnity of Saint Joseph, which is postponed to tomorrow, due to the coincidence with the fourth Sunday of Lent, known as Laetare Sunday.

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Saint Cyril of Jerusalem

Saint Cyril of Jerusalem

He took part in the theological dispute over the Arian heresy and left us inspiring pages on the preparation of catechumens for Baptism and the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist.

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Saint Patrick

Saint Patrick

He carried out such important missionary work that it represented a watershed in the history of Ireland

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Saint Heribert of Cologne

Saint Heribert of Cologne

He never lost his humility, even when the emperor chose him as his right-hand man in the Holy Roman Empire.

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Saint Louise de Marillac

Saint Louise de Marillac

She underwent hard trials before understanding God's plan for her...

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Saint Matilda of Germany

Saint Matilda of Germany

She was a model of Christian queen, defined by her contemporaries as “a woman of admirable piety”.

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Saint Leander of Seville

Saint Leander of Seville

He is remembered above all for the role he played in the conversion of the Visigoth royal family from Arianism, which reigned over Spain.

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Saint Luigi Orione

Saint Luigi Orione

He was the founder of the Little Work of Divine Providence, an institute that spread like wildfire in Italy and abroad

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Saint Sophronius of Jerusalem

Saint Sophronius of Jerusalem

He had the great merit of denouncing the Monothelite heresy and stood by his flock during the Islamic invasion of the Holy City.

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Saint Macarius of Jerusalem

Saint Macarius of Jerusalem

Macarius became bishop of Jerusalem in 312, when the Holy City was called Aelia Capitolina. The saint found himself leading the Jerusalemite diocese when the Church, after three centuries of persecution, had finally obtained freedom of worship, but still had to face the various heresies on the Holy Trinity.

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