Blessed Augustin Novello
A Sicilian nobleman and brilliant law professor, Matthew of Termini changed his life after narrowly escaping death at the Battle of Benevent…
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A Sicilian nobleman and brilliant law professor, Matthew of Termini changed his life after narrowly escaping death at the Battle of Benevent…
A Frankish nobleman linked to the royal lineage, Gombert lived in a shared virginity with his wife Berthe. After founding a monastery in Rei…
Hanna Helena Chrzanowska (1902-1973) was a Polish lay nurse, a pioneer of parish home nursing, and a close collaborator of Karol Wojtyła. Sh…
Born in Burgundy in 1024, Hugh became Abbot of Cluny at only twenty-five years old and led the order for sixty years. A great diplomat and a…
Itala Mela (1904-1957), in religion Mary of the Trinity, was a Benedictine oblate and Italian mystic, apostle of the Indwelling of the Trini…
Born in Verona to Cathar parents, Peter joined the Dominican Order and became a fierce preacher against heresy in Italy. Appointed inquisito…
A Roman nobleman and officer of Nero who converted to Christianity, Tropez refused to worship Diana in Pisa. After surviving scourging and w…
On April 29th, the Church notably celebrates: Blessed Augustin Novello, Saint Gombert and Saint Bertha, Hanna Helena Chrzanowska, Saint Hugh of Cluny, Itala Mela, Saint Peter of Verona (Peter Martyr) and Saint Torpes.