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Explore our 'Saint of the Day' page, your daily dose of inspiration. Each day, we delve into the life of a new saint, exploring their teachings and impact.
Jul 5, 2022 · Saint of the Day for July 5. (1502 – July 5, 1539) Saint Anthony Zaccaria’s Story. At the same time that Martin Luther was attacking abuses in the Church, a reformation within the Church was already being attempted. Among the early movers of the Counter-Reformation was Anthony Zaccaria.
Traditional Franciscan Calendar. Please use the Franciscan Calendar navigation bar to the left to see the stories of the Franciscan saints on their feast day. January—Month of the Holy Name of Jesus and His Holy Childhood. 1. Feast of the Circumcision of Our Lord—Holy Day of Obligation; Plenary Indulgence possible (Chant in public Veni ...
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This is the Franciscan Calendar -- I believe some of the Beati have since (1975, when the book was copyright) been canonized, but I'm not sure which ones (except St Maximilian Kolbe (14-Aug), so I "upgraded" him).
Find information on various saints, saint feast days, saint causes, and saint reflections
Aug 27, 2016 · The saints of the liturgical year - The saint of the day according to the General Roman Liturgical Calendar. Biographical information on each saint from a variety of sources.
The links that follow lead to the Franciscan calendar which includes Franciscan saints and blesseds, with their feast days during the year. It is rich in history and inspiration, and the lives of these heroic servants of God are outlined in some detail.
Saint Francis of Assisi, founder of the Franciscan orders of the Friars Minor, the women’s Order of St. Clare, and the lay Third Order. He was a leader of the movement of evangelical poverty in the early 13th century and is one of the most venerated religious figures of Roman Catholicism.
We celebrate two great saints today, Saints Peter and Paul. Saint Peter is often considered the Apostle to the Jews and Saint Paul to the Gentiles (based, most probably, on his extensive travels among the Gentiles).
