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Saint Maximilian
He was born Raymond Kolbe in 1894, Poland. As a child he had a vision in which the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to him, she was holding two crowns in her hands, one white, the other red. She asked young …
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Saint Lawrence
St Lawrence was a Spaniard who came to Rome to serve Pope Sixtus ll. Lawrence was a deacon; his duty was to assist the Pope when celebrating Holy Mass and to give Holy Communion to the people. He was also …
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Saint Clare
St Clare was so impressed with the life and works of St Frances of Assisi, that she ran away from home leaving behind her all wealth and possession’s to follow Christ. St Francis sent her to live with the Benedictine …
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Saint Boniface
St Boniface was born around the year 680 at Crediton, Devon. He was educated in Monastery schools near Exeter and at Winchester. He decided to become a missionary for Christ and founded many monasteries; Pope Gregory ll made him a …
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Saint Barlaam
Saint Barlaam was an illiterate labourer who worked in a village near Antioch in the fourth century, at a time when Christians were still being persecuted for their faith. Because of his boldness in proclaiming his faith, Barlaam was brought …
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Saint Anthony
St Anthony of Padua was one of the most powerful preachers of the thirteenth century, he had a voice that could carry a great distance and could by his loving and brilliant personality overwhelm the sinful and turn them to …
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Juan Diego
A baptized Native American named Juan Diego, lived in Tolpetlac near the old Aztec capital in Mexico. On 9/12/1531 Juan was on his way to mass, as he climbed the hill near his village he saw a cloud surrounded by …
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Basil the Great
Basil, a lecturer at the University of Athens was a very clever man, he soon became tired of lecturing and decided to become a monk. He tried to live on his own for 5 years as a hermit on the …
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Hell’s Angel finds Jesus
Tony Anzelde lived alone; he was a member of a bike gang, a drug dealer and a fighter. He carried a gun and had a ten-inch blade in his boot as a back up. He loved his gang and his …
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Jesus Saves Boy and more
Carlos De Valera from Mexico City was a professor of philosophy who had written many books promoting atheism, but his beliefs changed when Jesus miraculously saved his son from death! The miracle occurred one morning when his son, Miguel, was …
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