Bernhard Lehner
Bernhard Lehner (1930-1944) was a young German boy, a precocious seminarian, recognized as Venerable for his piety and serene acceptance of …
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Bernhard Lehner (1930-1944) was a young German boy, a precocious seminarian, recognized as Venerable for his piety and serene acceptance of …
An Irish monk and disciple of Saint Columbanus, Desle founded the Abbey of Lure in Franche-Comté in the 7th century. Known for his unalterab…
The first priest of the Pauline Family and a close collaborator of Father James Alberione, Giuseppe Timoteo Giaccardo dedicated his life to …
Marie Poussepin (1653-1744) was a French religious sister, foundress of the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation, beatified in 1…
Pasquale Canzii (1914-1930), nicknamed Pasqualino, was a young Italian seminarian from the Abruzzo region, recognized as Venerable in 2021 f…
A privileged disciple of Saint Paul, Timothy was the first bishop of Ephesus. After accompanying the Apostle to the Gentiles on his missions…
On January 24th, the Church notably celebrates: Bernhard Lehner, Saint Deicolus (Desle), Giuseppe Giaccardo, Marie Poussepin, Pasquale Canzii and Saint Timothy, Disciple of Saint Paul.