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Saint Simeon Stylites the Elder
Simeon Stylites entered a monastery at a young age. However, his extreme austerity forced him out and led to him becoming the first of the stylitcs or "pillar-hermits." more...
The Life of Saint Damien of Molokai
By: Terry Long
Saint Damien of Molokai was a Catholic priest from Belgium as well as a Christian missionary in Hawaii, who lived and died in the 19th Century. more...
St. Neumann came from Europe to America as a missionary. His achievements had a lasting effect not only in Philadelphia, where he was bishop, but throughout America. more...
St. Francis of Assisi Biography
By: Bryan Jackson
St. Francis of Assissi's date of birth is not certain, yet his impact on the Christian faith is solid. more...
Elizabeth overcame tragedy and religious persecution, starting the parochial school system in America and founding her own order dedicated to helping the downtrodden. more...
St. Sylvester reigned for a long period, but little is known of his life. His advising Constantine and his building projects are his lasting achievements. more...
St. Gregory of Nazianzus used an exceptional intelligence and education to become a theologian, whose writings were instrumental in the formation of the early Church. more...
St. Basil the Great, well known during his time, is now believed to have played a vital role in the formation of the early Church. more...
The Life of Father Michael McGivney
By: Terry Long
Knights of Columbus founder Father Michael McGivney was born in Waterbury, Connecticut on August 12, 1852. more...
By: Bryan Jackson
This bishop, priest, and orator of the early fifth century was in some ways a barometer by which many subsequent church fathers would measure their theology. more...
St. Fulgentius was known for his austerity, theological knowledge, and oratory skills. He was canonized and given the designation "Father of the Church." more...
Why Do Catholics Pray to Saints?
An explanation of why Catholics pray to saints and why such activity is supported by both the Bible and the Church. more...
Is St. Christopher Still an Official Saint?
By: Traci Killen
Many people, including Catholics, believe St. Christopher was unsainted in 1969; however, a better understanding of the Church's decision provides greater insight. more...
Non-Catholics insist that Catholics worship Mary; Catholics say they don't. Do Catholics break God's number one commandment, or not? more...
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