Saint Braulio of Saragossa
A disciple of Saint Isidore of Seville, Braulio became Bishop of Zaragoza following a heavenly sign. For twenty years, he fought against Ari…
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Saints Calendar
7 saints celebrated
A disciple of Saint Isidore of Seville, Braulio became Bishop of Zaragoza following a heavenly sign. For twenty years, he fought against Ari…
Filomena D'Urso (1909-1954), in religion Sister Ambrogina di San Carlo, was an Italian religious of the Congregation of the Sisters of Jesus…
A silk weaver in Florence, Hippolytus Galantini dedicated his life to the religious instruction of children and the uneducated. He founded t…
Born in Frisia and saved from infanticide, Ludger became a learned disciple of Alcuin before evangelizing Northern Europe. As the first Bish…
An Italian layperson who suffered from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Luigi Rocchi transformed his suffering into a path of faith and love, be…
Montserrat Grases (1941-1959) was a young Spanish layperson, a member of Opus Dei, declared Venerable by Pope Francis in 2016.
An Italian priest and spiritual director of the Biella seminary, Oreste Fontanella devoted himself entirely to the formation of future pries…
On March 26th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Braulio of Saragossa, Filomena D'Urso, Blessed Hippolytus Galantini, Saint Ludger, Luigi Rocchi, Montserrat Grases and Oreste Fontanella.