Camila Rolón
Argentine religious sister and foundress of the Poor Sisters of Saint Joseph, dedicated to the poor and the sick.
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Argentine religious sister and foundress of the Poor Sisters of Saint Joseph, dedicated to the poor and the sick.
Giuseppe Allamano (1851-1926), a diocesan priest of Turin and rector of the Consolata Shrine, founded the Consolata Missionaries in 1901 and…
Elected Pope in 1271 while in the Holy Land, Gregory X (Theobald Visconti) dedicated his pontificate to peace, the reform of the Church, and…
A Christian virgin from Nicomedia, Juliana refused to marry the prefect Evilatius to preserve her faith. After triumphing over a demon in pr…
Italian religious of the Congregation of the Daughters of Mary Immaculate, known as Sister Maria Francesca, she distinguished herself by her…
Mariano Arciero (1707-1788) was an Italian priest from Contursi Terme. Nicknamed the "Apostle of Calabria" for his immense work of evangeliz…
On February 16th, the Church notably celebrates: Camila Rolón, Giuseppe Allamano, Saint Gregory X (Theobald Visconti), Saint Juliana of Nicomedia, Maria Carmela Giannetto and Mariano Arciero.