St Benedict of Nursia: A Man Who Changed the Catholic Church
St Benedict at a glanceBorn: March 2, 480, in Nursia (now Norcia), ItalyDied: March 21, 547, (aged 67) at Mons […]
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Sister Mary of the Trinity: The Mystic of Pretoria
The sainthood cause of Sr Mary of the Trinity, a 20th-century mystic who died 1942 in Jerusalem, means that Pretoria
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Lost and Found: The Life of St Anthony
Every Catholic knows to invoke St Anthony to find lost items. This is the life of one of our most
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St Mark, the Writer of a Gospel
St Mark the Evangelist was an African who worked with St Peter and St Paul, and went on to found
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St Josephine Bakhita: 12 Years a Slave
St Josephine Bakhita at a glance Name at birth: UnknownBorn: c. 1869 in Olgossa, Sultanate of Darfur (Sudan)Died: February 8, 1947,
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St John Bosco: The Champion of Youth
Saint at a glance Name at birth: Giovanni Melchiorre BoscoBorn: August 16, 1815, in Castelnuovo d’Asti, Piedmont, Kingdom of SardiniaDied: January
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St Sebastian: The Undercover Christian
Name at birth: SebastianusBorn: c.255 AD in Narbo Martius, Gaul (today Narbonne, France) Died: c.288 in RomeFeast: January 20Patronages: Soldiers;
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St Charles Borromeo: The Saint who Dodged a Bullet
As a Church reformer and corruption-fighter, St Charles Borromeo made many enemies — including a priest who tried to assassinate
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St John of Capistrano
St John of Capistrano was born in Italy in 1386. He studied law and married a woman from an important
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