Saint Spotlight: Bernadette Soubirous

The saints are one of the most beautiful aspects of the Catholic Faith.

We connect to different saints for different reasons.

One saint I’m particularly drawn to is: Bernadette Soubirous.

Saint Spotlight: Paula and Eustochium

One day, my friend and I were trying to find out who helped St. Jerome translate the scriptures into Latin…

I stumbled across this information while searching for a saint to write about, not while searching for an answer to our question!

In a previous post I wrote about surrender. I also shared the Surrender Novena and invited my readers to join me in prayer.

As we begin a new calendar year, many people make “resolutions” for the year.

When I thought about this, I wondered:

What if we focus on a different type of goal this year?

What if we make a dedicated effort each day to surrender to God?

My godmother recently gave me a book called The True Saint Nicholas written by William J. Bennett.

The Canticle of the Creatures is a hymn of praise written by Saint Francis of Assisi.

I was recently inspired to begin a new series on my blog!

Since I enjoy learning about the saints, and they’re an important part of the Catholic Faith, I decided to create a series for them.

The new series is called Saint Spotlight.

Last year I wrote a post on Halloween, All Saints and All Souls Day.

It’s that time of year again — can you believe it?! I’d like to share an updated and improved version of that post.

I’ll explain the connection between these three days and their meaning for Catholics.

In my previous post I listed the five newest saints of the Catholic Church.

These holy men and women, and all the saints, are meant to serve as models for us. They point to our Creator and our ultimate home: heaven.