December 6 – St Nicholas, Bishop of Myra & Confessor
Divine Wisdom has willed that on the way which leads to the Messias, our Great High Priest, there should be many Pontiffs to pay him the honor due to him. Two […]
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November 17 – St Gregory Thaumaturgus, Bishop & Confessor
Moses instructed in all the wisdom of the Egyptians, mighty in his words and in his deeds, (Acts 7:22) retired into the desert: Gregory, adorned with the best gifts of […]
November 11 – St Martin, Bishop & Confessor
Three thousand six hundred and sixty churches dedicated to St. Martin in France alone, (St Martin, LeCoy de la Marche) and well nigh as many in the rest of the world, […]
September 10 – St Nicholas of Tolentino, Confessor
Today the Infant Mary smiles upon the lily offered her in the cradle by the representative of a great Order. The Hermits of St. Augustine were being grouped and organized […]
August 20 – St Bernard, Abbot & Doctor of the Church
The valley of wormwood has lost its bitterness; having become Clairvaux, or the bright valley, its light shines over the world; from every point of the horizon vigilant bees are attracted to […]
August 17 – St Hyacinth, Confessor
One of the loveliest lilies from the Dominican field today unfurls its petals at the foot of Mary’s throne. Hyacinth represents on the sacred cycle that intrepid band of missionaries […]
June 14 – St Basil the Great, Bishop & Doctor of the Church
…that which really tends to the extension of our Lord’s glory is not the amount of time given to the works, but the holiness of the worker. The Doctors who […]
