Antonio Pietro Cortinovis
Italian Capuchin religious, founder of the 'Opera San Francesco per i Poveri' in Milan, recognized for his immense charity towards the desti…
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Saints Calendar
5 saints celebrated
Italian Capuchin religious, founder of the 'Opera San Francesco per i Poveri' in Milan, recognized for his immense charity towards the desti…
Bishop of Chartres in the 11th century, Fulbert was one of the greatest scholars of his time, nicknamed the 'Socrates' of his century. A dis…
An Armenian nobleman who became Archbishop of Antioch, Macarius abandoned his office out of humility to travel as a pilgrim. After surviving…
Magdalene of Canossa (1774-1835) was a marchioness of Verona who renounced her rank to serve the poor and founded the Canossian Daughters of…
Abbot of Saint-Germain and then Bishop of Auxerre from 622, Palladius distinguished himself by his charity towards the poor and his numerous…
On April 10th, the Church notably celebrates: Antonio Pietro Cortinovis, Saint Fulbert of Chartres, Saint Macarius of Antioch, Magdalene of Canossa and Saint Palladius of Auxerre.