Venerable Anna-Maria Taigi
A mother of seven children in Rome, Anna-Maria Taïgi reconciled a humble domestic life with extraordinary mystical gifts. A Trinitarian tert…
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Saints Calendar
7 saints celebrated
A mother of seven children in Rome, Anna-Maria Taïgi reconciled a humble domestic life with extraordinary mystical gifts. A Trinitarian tert…
Born into the noble house of O'Neill in Ireland, Columba founded numerous monasteries before exiling himself to Scotland in 565. He converte…
Frances Margaret Taylor (1832-1900), in religion Mother Magdalen of the Sacred Heart, was a Crimean War nurse who converted to Catholicism a…
A Jesuit born in the Canary Islands in 1534, missionary in Brazil and co-founder of São Paulo, José de Anchieta, nicknamed the "Apostle of B…
Italian priest, spiritual director and founder of the Sisters of Jesus the King, beatified in 2007.
Mosè Tovini (1877-1930) was an Italian priest, teacher, and rector of the seminary of Brescia, recognized for his humility, pastoral dedicat…
A young noble virgin of Antioch aged fifteen, Pelagia had consecrated her life to God. To escape the soldiers sent by a magistrate enamored …
On June 9th, the Church notably celebrates: Venerable Anna-Maria Taigi, Saint Columba (Colum Cille), Frances Margaret Taylor, José de Anchieta, Luigi Boccardo, Mosè Tovini and Saint Pelagia of Antioch.