Blessed Albert the Great
Born in Swabia at the end of the 12th century, Albert the Great was one of the greatest geniuses of the Middle Ages, excelling in natural sc…
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Saints Calendar
7 saints celebrated
Born in Swabia at the end of the 12th century, Albert the Great was one of the greatest geniuses of the Middle Ages, excelling in natural sc…
A Benedictine nun and abbess in Saxony in the 14th century, Saint Gertrude is one of the Church's greatest mystics. Known for her 'Legatus d…
Saint Gurias was a Christian of Edessa who led a life of secluded piety with his companion Samonas. Under the persecution of Diocletian, the…
A Spanish Jesuit of noble lineage, Joseph Pignatelli (1737-1811) maintained and prepared the rebirth of the Society of Jesus during the deca…
An Italian Salesian religious, Maddalena Caterina Morano dedicated her life to the education of youth and catechesis in Sicily.
Born in 497 near Aleth, Saint Malo was trained by Saint Brendan before becoming the first British-born bishop of Aleth in 575. Driven out by…
Hélène de Chappotin (Mary of the Passion) is the foundress of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, a missionary institute marked by Francisc…
On November 15th, the Church notably celebrates: Blessed Albert the Great, Saint Gertrude of Eisleben, Saint Guryas, Joseph Pignatelli, Maddalena Caterina Morano, Saint Malo (Maclovius) and Mary of the Passion.