Category: Saints

  • Chronology of WW3 According to Catholic Prophecies

    Chronology of WW3 According to Catholic Prophecies Exploring Catholic Mystics’ Insights into Modern Global Tensions Catholic prophecy has long spoken of an apocalyptic conflict involving multiple nations, leading to divine chastisement and ultimate renewal. While World War III (WW3) is not explicitly named, the mystics and visionaries of the Church have described events that closely…

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  • The Patron Saint of TV?? You Won’t Believe Who!

    It might seem a bit odd that a saint from nearly 800 years ago would be the patroness of television—but that’s exactly the case! St. Clare of Assisi was officially given this title by Pope Pius XII in 1957. Born in 1194 into a noble family, Clare turned her back on wealth and privilege to…

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  • St. Thérèse’s prophetic words to St. Faustina in a dream?

    St. Faustina had a difficult time when she was a novice, experiencing both interior and exterior forms of suffering. She prayed to a variety of saints for help, but did not receive any consolation. Then she prayed to St. Thérèse of Lisieux and her novena was very successful. The dream St. Faustina was a novice…

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  • Chaplet of St Therese of the Child Jesus

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  • Powerful Prayer to St Peregrine for Cancer Patients

    Are you suffering from cancer? Or do you know someone who is? These prayers to St. Peregrine can give you hope! This first one is for those afflicted with this deadly disease: St. Peregrine, whom Holy Mother Church has declared Patron of those suffering from Cancer, I confidently turn to you for help in my…

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  • St. Hyacinth’s Divine Rescue: The Eucharist and Mary’s Miraculous Salvage

    St. Hyacinth of Poland, a revered Dominican friar and missionary, is celebrated not only for his dedication to spreading Christianity but also for a series of miraculous events that underscore his deep faith and the protective grace of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Among these remarkable stories, one stands out: the miraculous rescue of the Eucharist…

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  • St. Maximilian Kolbe’s weapon for evangelization: the Miraculous Medal

    As World War II raged around him in Poland, St. Maximilian Kolbe fought for souls using a printing press and another “weapon” — the Miraculous Medal. “Even though a person be the worst sort, if only he agrees to wear the medal, give it to him … and then pray for him, and at the…

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  • This was Mother Teresa’s final letter before she died!

    Mother Teresa died on September 5, 1997, and was highly regarded for her generosity and love of the “poorest of the poor.”   Her ministry was very difficult and it was only through her deep love of Jesus that she was able to stay close to him for many decades. When the Catholic Church canonized…

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  • Meet Monsignor Joseph Buh, who could become America’s next saint

    Monsignor Joseph Buh passed away more than a century ago in 1922. Yet his memory has not faded among the faithful in northern Minnesota. To this day many in the area consider him a saint, and he is ubiquitously acknowledged as the “patriarch of Duluth.” Despite this Buh — pronounced “Boo” — has never been…

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  • Teresa of Avila’s tomb opened! (Photos & Video)

    A team of researchers will spend the next four days studying the body of St. Teresa of Avila, after her tomb was opened this August 28. The doctor of the Church rests in the town where she died, in northwestern Spain, Alba de Tormes. Teresa died in 1582 and in the following centuries, there was…

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