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(1894–1941) “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you. Greater love has no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends.” […]

(Died 587 AD) St. Radegunda — also spelled Radegund or Radegundis, or in French, Sainte Radegonde — was a Thuringian princess. Radegunda was captured about 531 by Chlotar I during […]

(1572 –1641) At 20 years old, Jane married Christophe, a baron whom she soon found out was under a mountain of debt. Armed with her faith and humor (a friend […]

On Palm Sunday 1211, 18 year-old Clare decided to rebel against her wealthy — and much beloved — family, in pursuit of the desire for true freedom that God put […]

(Died 258AD) Little is known about the early life of St. Lawrence. He was a Christian during a very dangerous era, during the reign of the Roman Emperor Valerian, who […]

(189 –1942) Today’s saint was born into a prominent Jewish family in Breslau, Germany — now Wroclaw, Poland — just as her family was celebrating Yom Kippur, the most important […]