Articles in 'Mary & The Saints'

Our Lady of Lourdes and the 2026-2027 Saint Bernadette Relics Tour

By Bryan J Dickerson

Today, a national tour of the relics of Saint Bernadette is helping to spread Our Lady of Lourdes's message of penance and conversion and increase our love and devotion to Our Blessed Mother and her Son our Savior. I encourage you to visit one of the many locations across our country where the relics tour will be hosted during the next year.

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True Self Knowledge (from St Faustinas Diary)

By Stephen Clark

True Self Knowledge (from St Faustinas Diary)

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St Bruno's Muse

By The Catholic Nurse

Loving our neighbor from afar ...

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The Community I Didn’t Know I Had

By AF Moffitt

On St. Faustina’s feast day, a reflection on Divine Mercy, the communion of saints, and the comforting realization that the Christian community extends far beyond the people we can see.

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Struggles and Temptations (from St Faustina’s Diary)

By Stephen Clark

Struggles and Temptations (from St Faustina’s Diary)

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From Satanist to Apostle of the Rosary: St Bartolo Longo

By The Catholic Nurse

If God can save a Satanist, there is hope for all of us!

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Celebrating the Franciscan Jubilee: My Visit with the Humble Man from Assisi

By Paul A. Montuori

On the Feast of St. Francis and the 800th Anniversay of his detah, I reflect on my piligrimage to see his remains in Assisi.

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Naked before God | the St Francis/Adam Antithesis

By The Catholic Nurse

The clothing-compliance paradox -- by giving up everything, Francis gained everything.

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Fortifying for the Season: Cultivating Confident Rather Than Tough Love

By Patricia Hershwitzky, Ed.S

Today, hundreds of thousands—maybe millions—of faithful parents are walking on egg shells around their children because of the intensely intrusive, tyrannical anti-Christian culture that ever more attempts to poison the Holy Trinity’s foundational governance. As tensions of the upcoming season loom, the month of the Holy Rosary and great Saints can fortify families with invincible confidence.

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The Little Way of St. Thérèse: How Small Acts Make a Big Difference

By Susan Lochner Ciancio

St. Thérèse of Lisieux showed us that we don’t need to do great things to make a difference; our small, faithful acts of love can have a profound impact on the world.

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What St. Therese of Liseaux Teaches Us Today

By Terry N. Hursh

Thérèse’s "Little Way" is not a call to passive complacency; it is a call to spiritual warfare against our own pride. It takes immense courage to surrender the desire for control and self-validation.

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A Letter to St.Therese of Lisieux

By Allison Brown - Because I am His

It began with a childhood fascination with roses and grew into a friendship that would accompany Allison Brown through some of the darkest moments of her life. In this personal letter to St Thérèse of Lisieux, she reflects on the surprising ways her heavenly friend has led her closer to Christ.

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October 2026 Feast Days and Sunday Gospel Readings

By The Catholic Philadelphian

Breakdown of October feast days and Sunday readings

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St Therese of Lisieux pens a love poem to her Spouse

By The Catholic Nurse

O little key, I envy thee ... and other poems

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St Jerome, our favorite Curmudgeon!

By The Catholic Nurse

There is nothing more irresistible than a man who loves his God

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12 Things You May Not Know About St. Francis of Assisi but Should

By Teresa Tomeo

Here are 12 things you may not know about this amazing man, who many say is the saint most like Christ.

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St Michael and the (Real) Sword in the Stone

By Stephen Clark

As if to make the point to his heavenly visitor he added that it would be easier for him to plunge his sword into the rock beneath his feet than for God to forgive him.

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