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A monk in medieval attire studies a large open book at a desk, holding a quill pen. The room is filled with books and religious artifacts in black and white. Text on the book reads "Decretum Gratiani."

JANUARY 23, 2026 – ST. RAYMUND OF PENNAFORT.

Philosopher-turned-saint trades prestige for penance, sails oceans on fabric, and humbles kings—Raymund’s life proves miracles pair well with guts and grit.

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A black and white illustration of angels tending to a kneeling figure in a religious setting, with various tools and keys around. The scene depicts Catholic themes of divine intervention or protection.

JANUARY 22, 2026 – ST. VINCENT, MARTYR.

Tortured, grilled, salted, and still smiling—Vincent’s martyrdom reads like a medieval endurance contest, but with angels, ravens, and a finale fit for heaven.

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A black and white illustration of a child kneeling in prayer, an angel descending from above with light rays, and a devil-like figure fleeing. The scene depicts a Catholic theme of divine protection against evil.

JANUARY 21, 2026 – ST. AGNES, VIRGIN, MARTYR.

Twelve-year-old Agnes defies Rome, survives chains, stares down a pagan crowd, and leaves a would-be voyeur blind. Faith, fire, and a sword finish her tale.

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A black and white illustration of a man being crucified by two figures under a tree, with a crowd in the background. The scene depicts a Catholic martyrdom theme.

JANUARY 20, 2026 – ST. SEBASTIAN, MARTYR.

Roman soldier by day, miracle-working Christian hero by night—Sebastian dodged death by arrows, faced Diocletian twice, and turned martyrdom into a doubleheader.

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A black and white illustration of a knight kneeling in prayer before an altar with religious symbols, including a cross and candles. The scene is set within a Gothic-style church interior.

JANUARY 19, 2026 – ST. CANUTUS, KING, MARTYR.

Pirates crushed, churches blinged, laws laid down—then a javelin interrupts the king’s altar time. Faith, bravery, and medieval plot twists galore.

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A black and white illustration of a saint performing a miracle, turning water into wine at a wedding. A crowd gathers around as the saint points to jars on the ground. The scene is set in an ancient architectural setting, likely a Catholic theme depicting Jesus at the Wedding of Cana.

JANUARY 18, 2026 – ST. PETER’S CHAIR AT ROME.

Peter trades fear of maids for a Roman showdown with Simon Magus. From trembling to triumphant—apostolic drama unfolds in the empire’s shadow.

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A monk with a staff and cross stands in rugged terrain, accompanied by a lion. A small figure is seen praying near a tree. Black and white illustration with Catholic themes, depicting a serene, spiritual scene.

JANUARY 17, 2026 – ST. ANTONY, PATRIARCH OF MONKS.

Monsters, fasting, and 20 years of desert solitude—Antony’s life was like a spiritual action film, minus the popcorn but with extra miracles.

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A black and white illustration of Jesus teaching in a workshop with several men, one seated at a table. One man is kneeling and another stands beside Jesus, who gestures with his right hand. The scene appears to be set in a carpentry workshop, emphasizing Jesus' role as a carpenter.

JANUARY 16, 2026 – ST. HONORATUS, ARCHBISHOP.

From yacht trip to Greece gone wrong to founding a holy island commune, St. Honoratus proves ditching the world is the ultimate power move.

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A bearded man in a cave kneels with arms raised, surrounded by skulls and bones. He wears a halo, suggesting a religious or saintly figure in a Catholic context. The scene is depicted in black and white with detailed shading.

JANUARY 15, 2026 – ST. PAUL, THE FIRST HERMIT.

St. Paul ditched drama, befriended a bird, and outlived everyone. Find out why one saint’s desert retreat ended in lion-assisted burial.

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A black and white illustration of a Catholic bishop leading a group in prayer by the sea, holding a staff. People are kneeling and raising their hands towards the sky.

JANUARY 14, 2026 – ST. HILARY OF POITIERS.

From pagan scholar to heresy-slaying bishop, St. Hilary’s journey involves exile, epic debates, and a spiritual glow-up that left Arians shaking in their sandals.

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