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DECEMBER 16, 2025 – ST. EUSEBIUS, BISHOP.
From Sardinia to Egypt, Bishop Eusebius wrestles with heretics, exile, and martyrdom rumors—turns daily duty into divine drama without ever breaking his holy stride.
Gaudete! Rejoice!
Gaudete! Rejoice! On this third Sunday of Advent, we’re halfway there. Amid the rush of shopping and screens, Advent invites us to pause, pray, and prepare our hearts for Christ. It’s not too late to reclaim silence and let God’s whisper in. Rejoice in the Lord!
DECEMBER 15, 2025 – ST. MESMIN.
Saint Mesmin fed a city, banished a monster, and still managed to die smelling like heaven. Medieval multitasking wasn’t for the faint-hearted.
DECEMBER 14, 2025 – ST. NICASIUS, ARCHBISHOP, AND HIS COMPANIONS, MARTYRS.
Fifth-century bishop faces barbarians, strolls through chaos like a saintly action hero, and inspires jaw-dropping courage, proving holiness can be hardcore.
DECEMBER 13, 2025 – ST. LUCY, VIRGIN, MARTYR.
A mother’s miracle, a daughter’s martyrdom, and a saintly cameo—St. Lucy’s tale proves faith can heal, inspire, and defy fire itself.
DECEMBER 12, 2025 – ST. VALERY, ABBOT – ST. FINIAN, BISHOP.
Two saints, one shepherd and one scholar, traded sheep for souls, wandered monasteries, and turned December 12 into a heavenly double feature of devotion.
DECEMBER 11, 2025 – ST. DAMASUS, POPE.
Rome’s sassiest Pope wrangled schisms, squashed heresies, and jazzed up martyr tombs with poetry—because even saints knew branding mattered in the 4th century.
DECEMBER 10, 2025 – ST. EULALIA, VIRGIN, MARTYR.
Fiery preteen Eulalia takes on Rome’s worst bully, flips idols, and turns martyrdom into a wild act of defiance. Smoke, courage, and sass ignite.
DECEMBER 9, 2025 – ST. LEOCADIA, VIRGIN, MARTYR.
A fearless Toledo girl takes on a cruel governor, prays for a heavenly reunion, and skips straight to eternal glory. History, faith, and drama collide.
DECEMBER 8, 2025 – THE FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Serpent-smashing Virgin, heavenly cheers, and a 19th-century upgrade to divine dogma—discover why the Immaculate Conception is the feast Catholics can’t stop celebrating.









