As the bishop of Smyrna in the second century, St. Polycarp (69-155) was one of the most important leaders of the early Church.
Saint of the Week: Polycarp
The Eucharist and the fullness of faith
Our Catholic faith demands that we live in the tensions that constitute the fullness of truth. This demand applies to the understanding of faith, as it is also a multi-dimensional reality.
San Polycarp
FESTIVIDAD: 23 DE FEBRERO SAN POLICARPO DE ESMIRNA, ESCUCHÓ POR PRIMERA VEZ EL EVANGELIO DE LOS APÓSTOLES DE JESÚS Como obispo de Esmirna en el siglo […]
La Eucaristía y la plenitud de fe
Nuestra fe católica exige que vivamos en las tensiones que constituyen la plenitud de la verdad. Esta demanda se aplica a la comprensión de la fe, […]
St. Genevieve
PUSH is an acronym for “Pray Until Something Happens” and St. Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris, certainly did “PUSH.”
St. Genevieve
FESTIVIDAD: 3 DE ENERO PUSH es un acrónimo de “Pray Until Something Happens”, o “Oren hasta que algo suceda”, sin duda Santa Genoveva, patrona de París, […]
St. Lucy
Feast day: Dec. 13 The moral virtue of courage, or fortitude, enables us to stand firm in times of difficulty and to persevere in doing good. […]
Saint: Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini
FEAST DAY: NOV. 13 St. Frances was born in Italy in 1850. Although she tried to join two religious orders as a young woman, her true […]