Tag: Saints
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Spiritual Discernment and the Armor of God
Clothed in the armor of God and guided by the compass of grace, we begin a journey of spiritual discernment—trusting the One who walks with us through beauty, burden, and mystery. https://wp.me/p9vUsN-2FQ
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All Hallow’s Eve: More Than Just Costumes and Candy
Before it was costumes and candy, All Hallow’s Eve was a sacred vigil of prayer, mercy, and remembrance. This post explores the true Christian origins of Halloween, dispels myths about pagan roots, and celebrates the saints and traditions that shaped Hallowtide across centuries.
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Saint Marinus: Stonecutter of Refuge, Founder of Freedom
Saint Marinus fled persecution and built a hermitage on Mount Titano that became the Republic of San Marino. His legacy is one of quiet strength, refuge, and spiritual integrity—a reminder that even in exile, we can shape sanctuary.
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Becoming a Saint, Part II: Grace in Motion
A gentle exploration of actual and sanctifying grace—how it moves through our lives, grows through the sacraments, and draws us closer to sainthood. Includes saintly quotes and a prayer by St. Thomas Aquinas.
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St. Joan of Valois, Feb.4th
St. Joan, recognized as the saint of difficult circumstances, exemplifies resilience and faith. Despite her noble lineage and a shift from royal status to duchess, she devoted her life to aiding others. Her legacy highlights the importance of finding purpose through service in the face of adversity and unexpected life changes.
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Honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe: A Day of Blessings and Faith
Today, December 12th, commemorates the Feast Day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, honoring her miraculous appearance to St. Juan Diego in 1531. Revered as the Patroness of the Americas, she symbolizes hope and unity. Her presence inspires faith worldwide, guiding believers through challenges and encouraging unwavering devotion.