John B. Manos

A black and white illustration of an angel rescuing a child from danger, with people watching in the background. The scene suggests a Catholic theme of divine intervention and protection.

MAY 18, 2025 – ST. VENANTIUS, MARTYR.

Angels, miracles, and a teenager who made lions purr. Meet St. Venantius—faith so fierce, even judges fainted. Click to believe it.

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A young shepherd boy with a halo kneels by a stream, playing a flute while sheep and goats rest under trees. Black and white illustration with Catholic themes of pastoral life and innocence.

MAY 17, 2025 – ST. PASCHAL BAYLON.

Who spends hours on their knees, dodges death four times, and chats with angels? St. Paschal, that’s who. His story’s holier (and wilder) than you think!

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Two men in medieval attire stand inside a cathedral. One is dressed as a nobleman, the other as a bishop. They gesture towards an archway revealing a cityscape. The scene is in black and white, depicting Catholic religious and historical themes.

MAY 16, 2025 – ST. JOHN NEPOMUCEN.

Dungeon? Check. Torture? Check. A saint who refused to spill secrets? Double check. Find out why St. John’s story still echoes today.

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A black and white illustration of ancient Roman gladiators in an arena, with one gladiator lying injured on the ground. Several other gladiators and a robed figure stand nearby, observing or preparing for combat. The scene is set against a backdrop of stone walls and an archway.

MAY 15, 2025 – SS. PETER AND DIONYSIA.

Meet St. Peter & Dionysia: champions of courage, defying tyrants, dodging devils, and embracing martyrdom like pros. Their story? Epic. Their faith? Unshakable.

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A monk kneels in prayer before an angel holding a book, set against a rocky landscape with a haloed figure in the background. Black and white illustration depicting Catholic religious themes.

MAY 14, 2025 – ST. PACHOMIUS, ABBOT.

From pagan recruit to miracle worker! Discover how Pachomius swapped Roman armor for bread, water, and wisdom—with a sprinkle of divine revelations. Read on!

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MAY 13, 2025 – ST. JOHN THE SILENT. OUR LADY OF FATIMA.

From noble birth to monk life: meet John, who ditched bishop bling for desert silence. Discover how humility outshone his noble pedigree.

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A black and white illustration of a robed saint with a halo, holding a staff and book. The figure stands on rocky terrain under a dramatic sky, evoking themes of pilgrimage or spiritual journey.

MAY 12, 2025 – ST. EPIPHANIUS, ARCHBISHOP.

Meet St. Epiphanius: monk, bishop, part-time hospitality enthusiast, and full-time virtue powerhouse. His story? Holier than your morning coffee. Ready to be inspired?

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A black and white illustration of a religious procession with clergy in robes, one holding a cross, another a book. A bishop is central, wearing a mitre and holding a staff. People are gathered around in medieval attire, with a backdrop of buildings and clouds. The scene depicts a Catholic religious ceremony or procession.

MAY 11, 2025 – ST. MAMMERTUS, ARCHBISHOP.

When earthquakes, fires, and beasts attack, call St. Mammertus! He prayed, fires fizzled, and voila—Rogation Days were born. Click to meet the miracle man.

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A priest in white vestments holds a monstrance with the Eucharist, leading a nighttime procession. Surrounding individuals hold lit candles in an urban setting with city lights and buildings in the background.

From Sizzle to Steak: Serving Up Radiant Mystery in Catholic Media

Catholic social media loves sizzle, but souls crave steak. Discover how radiant mystery can make faith glow with depth and awe.

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A vibrant illustration of a hot dog stand labeled "CanesNostros Winner's Circle" with several hot dogs on display. The scene is set in a European-style town square, featuring buildings and people walking around. The text "CanesNostros Winner's Circle" is prominently displayed at the top of the stand.

Pope Leo XIV – Time Will Tell, Our Guy and Jesus’s Guy, Prayer Will Guide

Pope Leo XIV, Chicago’s own, has The Wiener’s Circle saying ‘He ate our dogs’—in Latin! While we guess his vibe, let’s chill with tempus omnia revelat and pray he stays Jesus’s guy. Join the fun, pray the Raccolta, and snag a 300-day indulgence!

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