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How Padre Pio Became Saint Pio of Pietrelcina

On the morning of September twentieth, 1918, a Capuchin priest finished Mass at Our Lady of Grace in San Giovanni Rotondo. He went up to the choir loft to give thanks. When the prayer ended, his
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How Saint Teresa of Calcutta found Jesus in the ugly, the unwanted and the destitute

In September of 1946, a Loreto sister boarded a train from Calcutta to Darjeeling for retreat. During the journey, she received what she later called a “call within a call”: leave the school, enter

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The Fearless Friar of the Frozen North: Saint Hyacinth of Poland

A Dominican left the familiar roads of Europe and walked into nations that had never heard a friar’s preaching. He carried little besides the habit, the rosary, and a stubborn confidence that the

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The Blessed Virgin was Assumed Into Heaven

You know, a lot of people talk about heaven like we leave our bodies behind forever and they like that idea. If they are older, it means no more pain and it means shedding something that is limiting.
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Maximilian Kolbe Showed Us Love Has A Cost

In the starvation bunker of Auschwitz, a prisoner stepped forward when another man was condemned to die. The condemned man cried out for his wife and children. The Franciscan did not give a speech. He

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How Saint Maximus the Confessor Became monk and theologian of the Incarnation

A monk stood against an empire’s convenient theology. If he yielded, he could keep his tongue, his hand, and his safety. If he refused, he would lose them. He refused. Saint Maximus the Confessor had

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Saint Clare of Assisi

A noble girl left her family house by night and went to the Portiuncula, where Francis of Assisi waited at the altar. Her hair was cut. Her fine clothes were exchanged for rough cloth. The world she

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Saint Lawrence

The prefect of Rome wanted the Church’s treasure. The deacon who kept it asked for three days. Then he gathered the city’s poor, the crippled, the blind, the forgotten, and brought them before the

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The Curé of Ars: The Priest Who Healed Souls

A young priest got lost on the road to the village he had been sent to serve. Ars held only about two hundred and thirty souls, and years of revolution had left religious practice in ruins. The
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The Businesswoman Who Baptized Her Whole Household After One Sermon

Outside Philippi’s city gate, beside a river, a group of women gathered to pray. One of them traded in purple cloth. She had come from Thyatira, but on that Sabbath she was listening to a Jewish
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He Wanted Glory. Christ Gave Him the Cross. | Saint James

Jesus gave James and his brother John a nickname: the Sons of Thunder. James would eventually learn what Christian strength actually sounds like. James was a fisherman on the Sea of Galilee. When
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23 Years Alone With God on a Lebanese Mountain | St. Charbel

Saint Charbel spent the last 23 years of his life in a hermitage on a Lebanese mountain. He was not trying to build a following. He was trying to disappear into God. Charbel was born Youssef
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