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MAY 18 – ST. VENANTIUS, MARTYR.
Follow the inspiring example of St. Venantius, whose unwavering faith and devotion to God miraculously saved him from scourging, burning torches, an apostate’s temptations, broken teeth and jaws, thrown into a furnace & lions!
MAY 17 – ST. PASCHAL BAYLON.
Learn from the example of St. Paschal and his devotion to Our Blessed Lord as he watched over his flock, encountered angels, and faced heretics on his journey to Paris.
MAY 16 – ST. JOHN NEPOMUCEN.
The faithful St. John Nepomucen showed incredible strength & faith, refusing to be moved by Emperor Wenceslas’s temptations and threats – getting ransacked, bound & thrown into a river – before his shrine, with one member incorrupt, was opened 330 years later.
MAY 15 – SS. PETER AND DIONYSIA.
Witness the remarkable faith of St. Peter & St. Dionysia, who showed no fear in facing death for Christ and giving up worldly possessions for eternal life!
MAY 14 – ST. PACHOMIUS, ABBOT.
Reflect on the journey of St. Pachomius, who abandoned his life as a heathen and devoted himself to perfecting his relationship with God. Read more now!
MAY 13 – ST. JOHN THE SILENT. OUR LADY OF FATIMA.
Learn from the exemplary life of St. John, born a noble and eventually retiring to the monastery of St. Sabas where he sought to make penance and contemplation his only pursuit.
MAY 12 – ST. EPIPHANIUS, ARCHBISHOP.
Learn about St. Epiphanius and his devotion to God’s kingdom, from becoming a monastic in Egypt to converting Vitalis at Antioch, all while keeping up with his austerities and charitable acts.
MAY 11 – ST. MAMMERTUS, ARCHBISHOP.
Follow the example of St. Mammertus, renowned for sanctity and learning, who used a terrible fire as an opportunity to instill the power of prayer in the people. Read how!
MAY 10 – ST. ANTONINUS, BISHOP.
Learn from the incredible example of St. Antoninus and his dedication to serving God and relieving the poor – allowing even the poorest among us to give alms in some way. Read more!
MAY 9 – ST. GREGORY NAZIANZEN.
Reflect on the example of St. Gregory and his tremendous grace as he forgave a would-be assassin, converted heretics, wrote poetry and earned the title of Theologian!
