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St. Louis IX, born on April 25, 1214, was the King of France from 1226 until his death in 1270. His reign is remembered for its emphasis on justice, piety, and reform. As a young king, Louis IX faced significant challenges, including conflicts with the nobility and the need to establish his authority over a…
St. Joseph Calasanz, born on September 11, 1557, in Peralta de la Sal, Spain, was a prominent educator and religious reformer. From a young age, Joseph displayed a deep commitment to the Church and a desire to serve others. He pursued studies in law and theology, eventually being ordained a priest in 1583. In the…
In the past few weeks, three young moms I know have named their new babies Zelie, after the mother of St. Therese. Granted, one was a middle name, but this dear niece, a mom of seven, texted me with unbounded joy, “I finally got my Zelie!” She’s also the one who told me, “You gave…
Since the Middle Ages, there has been particular emphasis placed on bringing Mary into the mission of redemptive suffering with the Chaplet of Our Lady of Sorrows. Traces of devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows were present throughout the Church’s first millennium, but it was not until seven noble men retreated to Monte Scenario near…
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St. Monica, born in 331 AD in Tagaste (present-day Algeria), was a devout Christian known for her steadfast faith and her role as the mother of St. Augustine of Hippo. Married to a non-Christian named Patricius, Monica faced numerous challenges in her domestic life, including marital difficulties and the moral shortcomings of her husband. Despite…
How can this man give us his flesh to eat? The Jews in the sixth chapter of John’s Gospel could not wrap their minds around the teaching of Jesus on the Eucharist. They heard His words loud and clear, “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live…
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KEYWORD: “Christian Divorce” = 8 DENSITY: 1.6% Christian Divorce In earlier times, Christian divorce was something that was almost never encountered. Today, however, it has become a very real problem in many evangelical Christian circles. Even Christian leaders are prone to Christian divorce. Always, the issue seems to be infidelity, which is no longer a…
Discover the mysterious and miraculous tale of Our Lady of Loreto: The Flying House of Mary. Delve into the history, legends, and significance in Marian devotion. Isn’t it fascinating to learn about the stories and miracles surrounding the various titles of the Virgin Mary in Catholicism? One particular title that is shrouded in mystery and…
When it comes to Christian dating, senior singles should be able to find just as many options out there as other age groups. Christian dating senior websites are becoming just as popular in this day and age as other, ordinary dating websites. In other words, if you are a Christian senior and you are looking…
Discover the message of Our Lady of La Salette on repentance and reconciliation. Explore the history, significance, and relevance in today’s world. Have you heard of Our Lady of La Salette and the powerful message of repentance that she brings? If not, let’s delve into the significance of this Marian apparition and how it calls…