Saints

The feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a significant celebration that weaves together the rich tapestry of history, tradition, and faith.

St. Augustine Zhao Ron said, “I am willing to accept all kinds of punishments, but the one thing I cannot do is abandon my Lord Jesus Christ.”

Patron Saint of doubters, architects, blind people, builders, geometricians, masons, surveyors, and theologians. Saint Thomas is represented by a spear because he was a carpenter and a ruler to symbolize his martyrdom.

The church celebrates Saint James the Apostle's feast day on July 25.

In 1902, the Teddy bear was born. This popular children's stuffed toy was named after Theodore Roosevelt, the first US president to ride an automobile in the same year.

On June 26, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Josemaria Escriva, a Spanish priest and saint.

St. Anthony is known as the saint who helps people find lost objects, one's spouse, animals, lost people, and others. 

St. Paschal exhibited humility throughout his service, akin to his time as a shepherd.

He became a well-known preacher, inspiring people to change their ways to please God.

Saint Isidore the Laborer

Saint Joseph is a father figure who meets their needs and protects them; he is more than a saint.

His papacy was confronted by the need for internal reform of the church, the expansion of Protestantism, and the Ottoman advance in Europe spreading the faith of Islam.

Mark’s narrative of the gospel emphasizes the timeliness of the Lord’s earthly mission.

Michael de Sanctis lived a life of prayer and mortification. He was devoted to the Holy Eucharist, and is said to have been experienced ecstasies many times during Consecration.

Cyril can be considered one of those people Athanasius referred to as "brothers, who mean what we mean and differ only about the word consubstantial," notwithstanding his lack of amity with the most notable orthodoxy defender against the Arians.

In 203, two Christian mothers found themselves imprisoned because they refused to renounce their faith, and both willingly shed their blood for Christ: Saints Perpetua and Felicity, whose feast day we celebrate today, March 7.

Saint John of God yelled through the streets in a peddler's voice, "Do good to yourselves!" "Brother, do good for the love of God!"

She became a good example of Christian virtues like faith, hope, charity and obedience which he lived out to a high level.

Scholastica used to suggest observing the rule of silence and avoiding interactions with people outside the monastery.

Pedro, Paul Miki, and their friends, who were the first martyrs of Japan, passed away at Nagasaki in 1597.