Saint Ardon (Smaragdus)
A 9th-century Frankish monk born in Languedoc, Ardon (born Smaragdus) was the disciple and biographer of Saint Benedict of Aniane. Moderator…
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Saints Calendar
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A 9th-century Frankish monk born in Languedoc, Ardon (born Smaragdus) was the disciple and biographer of Saint Benedict of Aniane. Moderator…
Casimiro Barello Morello (1857-1884) was an Italian layperson, a tireless pilgrim nicknamed the "pilgrim of the Eucharist," recognized as Ve…
Born in Bologna in 1413, Catherine Vigri was raised at the court of Ferrara before dedicating herself to religious life among the Poor Clare…
Brothers from Thessalonica in the 9th century, Cyril and Methodius are the apostles of the Slavic peoples. They evangelized the Khazars, Bul…
A Roman noblewoman married against her will, Frances lived forty years of exemplary marriage before founding the congregation of the Oblates…
Brother of Saint Basil and Saint Macrina, Gregory of Nyssa was an illustrious theologian and bishop of the 4th century. After a career as a …
On March 9th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Ardon (Smaragdus), Casimiro Barello Morello, Saint Catherine of Bologna (Vigri), Saints Cyril and Methodius, Saint Frances of Rome and Saint Gregory of Nyssa.