John B. Manos

Two elderly men in clerical attire with text "Cupich Apes Pilarczyk Again" in red. One figure is blurred, emphasizing a comparison or mimicry. Catholic context implied by attire and theme."

Cupich Skips to Pilarczyk’s Beat: A Guide to Patiently Wait for Apocalypse.

Like Fibber McGee’s closet, every interview of Cupich is like a broken record drumming for apocalypse, but you just can’t turn away from the train wreck!

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A black and white illustration of a Catholic priest standing in a church, holding a candle. Two individuals kneel before him on a checkered floor. The priest wears traditional vestments and stands near an altar with a cross emblem.

MARCH 26 – ST. LUDGER, BISHOP.

St. Ludger’s devotion to God was unmatched – even ordering him to court couldn’t take away from his prayers!

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Two robed figures in a dimly lit room, one kneeling at an altar and the other praying on the ground. A dove descends from a beam of light, symbolizing divine presence in this Catholic scene. The artwork is black and white.

MARCH 25 – THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.

Celebrate the holy tidings brought by Gabriel to Blessed Virgin Mary – an embassy from the King of Kings and one of His heavenly princes honoring her admirable purity and devotion.

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A black and white illustration of a Catholic exorcism scene. A priest performs an exorcism on a person restrained by others, with religious symbols and texts visible. The setting appears to be an old church or chapel.

MARCH 24 – ST. SIMON, INFANT MARTYR. WILLIAM OF NORWICH, INFANT MARTYR.

Despite their young age, children like Simon and William sacrificed everything to gain their heavenly crown by standing firm in their faith in Jesus Christ.

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A black and white illustration of a medieval scene in a cathedral. A robed figure gestures towards another seated figure on an ornate throne, with other figures in the background. The setting suggests a Catholic context, possibly depicting a religious or historical event.

MARCH 23 – SS. VICTORIAN AND OTHERS, MARTYRS.

Huneric, the Arian king of the Vandals, began a cruel persecution of Catholics in 484, with Victorian, the proconsul of Carthage and faithful Catholic, famously refusing to renounce his faith despite promises of wealth & honors.

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A woman with a halo and staff leads a group through a rugged landscape at sunset, depicting a Catholic pilgrimage or saintly journey. The scene is in black and white with detailed clothing and natural elements.

MARCH 22 – ST. CATHARINE OF SWEDEN, VIRGIN.

Take inspiration from St. Catharine’s devotion to Christ and her mutual vow of chastity with her partner, Egard – learn more about the couple’s journey in prayer, mortification, and works of charity today!

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A monk in robes stands by a table with scientific instruments, looking through a glass tube. The room has stone walls and a small window. Black-and-white illustration, likely depicting medieval or early scientific exploration within a Catholic context.

MARCH 21 – ST. BENEDICT, ABBOT.

Discover the remarkable story of St. Benedict and his firm faith as he established twelve monasteries, worked miracles by prayer, and showed his compassion in restoring a man’s son back to life!

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A black and white illustration depicting a Catholic scene of crucifixion preparation. A robed figure comforts another person lying on the ground near three crosses, with a crowd in the background. The scene is set outdoors with a distant landscape and buildings.

MARCH 20 – ST. WULFRAN, ARCHBISHOP.

Learn how St. Wulfran fearlessly preached the Catholic Faith to the idolaters of Friesland, even overseeing conversions and miracles such as rescuing two children from drowning.

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A black and white illustration of a saint walking with a staff, holding a book. In the background, two figures sit near a rustic building under trees. The scene depicts a serene rural setting with Catholic themes, likely representing a religious journey or pilgrimage.

MARCH 19 – ST. JOSEPH, SPOUSE OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN AND PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH.

St. Joseph, a just and obedient man, showed immense faithfulness when God raised him to the highest sanctity, making him the spouse of the Virgin Mary, guardian of Our Lord and protector of His life.

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A black and white illustration of a robed figure, likely a saint or bishop, blessing a crowd in an ancient Roman setting. The scene includes classical architecture and a cross symbol on the figure's robe, emphasizing Catholic themes.

MARCH 18 – ST. CYRIL OF JERUSALEM.

Learn from the example of St. Cyril, Bishop of Jerusalem, on how his unbending faith and commitment to the Word of God helped to protect the Church against heresy and false promises.

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