St. Charles Borromeo devoted his life to cleaning up and reforming the Church so it could remain a beacon of truth for the world.

Trick or Treat! It’s that time of year again where we dress up for fun and get free candy! In case you didn’t know, the word Halloween...

Following God, St. Vincent de Paul was taken out of his comfort zone many times and his efforts helped to renew the Catholic faith in France

St. Helena is most well known for being the mother of Roman Emperor Constantine the Great, who was a convert to Christianity.

Even though the account of their lives is short, we can still learn some things from the life of St. Joachim and St. Anne

St. Barnabas played a key role in shaping the way the early Church ministered to non-Jews or Gentiles.

When you think of some popular names that parents give to their boys you might think of Andrew, Peter, Thomas, Phillip, James, and John. ...

St. George shows us that the dragons in our life can be overcome, but only through God’s grace!

St. Patrick is one of the most well-known saints in the United States, yet you might be surprised how little of his life we actually know.

When you think of the month of February, what are some of the things that come to mind? It would probably include: pink, red, flowers,...

You may have heard of the saying that ostriches are proof that God has a sense of humor. Well, designating Elizabeth of Hungary’s feast...

Merry Christmas! Even though we are past December 25th, the Catholic Church still considers this time as part of the Christmas season. ...

Animals and nature! These are the things that come to mind when we hear about St. Francis of Assisi. Yet, his upbringing was very different.

God is always going to be right where you are. God wants to be with you. So when school starts again, don’t forget who is always there, God.

As we return to school, we can look to St. Thomas Aquinas to help guide us in our studies because he is the patron saint of students!

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