Saint Cecilia
Saint Cecilia, revered patron saint of music and the blind, symbolizes divine inspiration and steadfast faith in early Christian history.
Feast of the Presentation of Mary
The Protoevangelium of James tells us that Anna and Joachim offered Mary to God in the Temple when she was three years old.
Saint Edmund, King and Martyr
A teenage king who courageously defended his faith and throne, enduring martyrdom for his refusing to make Christianity illegal.
Saint Agnes of Assisi
Saint Agnes, devoted sister of Saint Clare, defied worldly forces to embrace a life of faith and spiritual leadership.
Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne
Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne, R.S.C.J., a Catholic Religious Sister, dedicated her life to teaching and serving in the Midwestern United States.
Saint Hugh of Lincoln
Saint Hugh of Lincoln, renowned for his sanctity, led England's first Carthusian monastery and was a key figure against the 1190-91 persecution of Jews.
Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland
Sainted English princess, Margaret, escaped to Scotland, marrying King Malcolm.
Saint Albert the Great
Saint Albert, patron saint of scientists, integrated Aristotle's philosophy with Christian theology, and mentored Aquinas.
Saint Lawrence O’Toole
Saint Lawrence O'Toole, born 1125, became Archbishop of Dublin in 1161, diplomat to England, died 1180.
Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
Born in Italy, Frances Cabrini founded a charity order and was the first American saint.
