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“The saints didn’t all begin well, but they all ended well.” — Saint John Vianney
Today’s Saint
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November 13 – Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
Have you ever known someone who is really good at asking for what they need and getting it with no issues? That was Saint Frances Cabrini. She was born into a large Italian family where only three of her 12 siblings survived adolescence. The youngest…
Recent Days
Catch up on recent saints
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November 12 – Saint Josaphat Kuntsevych
St. Josaphat Kuntsevych was born around 1580 in Volodymyr, in present-day Ukraine. He was raised Orthodox…
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November 11 – Saint Martin of Tours
Veteran’s Day is a fitting day to celebrate the feast of the patron saint of soldiers,…
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November 10 – Saint Leo the Great
Could you persuade Attila the Hun to not attack Rome? Probably not. Most of us wouldn’t…
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November 5 – Saint Sylvia
Known to most as the mother of Pope St. Gregory the Great, Saint Sylvia is one…
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November 3 – Saint Martin de Porres
Born to a Spanish knight and a slave likely of North American or African descent, Saint…
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November 2 – All Souls’ Day
Yesterday on All Saints’ Day, the Church rejoiced with those who have already reached heavenly glory.…
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