Saints & Feasts of the Liturgical Year

  • Saint Joseph (Mar. 19)

    Homily for the Feast of St. Joseph by Fr. Josh Leigeber IN+J What an incredible example Saint Joseph is of humble faith! And an example that hits home, perhaps, a little bit more than some… Read more

  • Saint Patrick

    Saint Patrick was born in Britain around the time of the late 4th or early 5th century. His family were of modest means, his father being a Romano-British senator, tax collector, and deacon of the… Read more

  • St. Gregory the Great

    St. Gregory was born into a wealthy Christian family in the year 540. As a young man he studied law and quickly became governor of Rome as a result of his superior legal acumen. However,… Read more

  • Saints Perpetua and Felicitas

    Perpetua and Felicitas were Christian women who lived in Roman-controlled Carthage in North Africa in the late second and early third centuries. Perpetua was a young, married noblewoman and new mother; Felicitas was a slave,… Read more

  • St. Matthias, Apostle

    Yesterday (Feb. 24), the church celebrated the Feast of St. Matthias, Apostle. Matthias was one who was among the disciples of Jesus during his earthly ministry. The Early Church fathers held that he was one… Read more

  • Saint Juliana of Nicomedia

    Juliana (b. 285) lived during the Christian persecution under the Roman emperor Diocletian. She was betrothed to Eulogius, the prefect of Nicomedia, but refused to become his wife unless he accepted the faith of Christ.… Read more

  • Saint Valentine

    There once lived, in the twilight of Rome’s grandeur, a humble priest named Valentine. He walked those ancient streets under the watchful eyes of statues and emperors, but his heart beat for a Kingdom not… Read more

  • St. Scholastica

    Scholastica (d. 543), twin sister of Saint Benedict, was born into a good family in Nursia, Italy. Scholastica lived a holy, secluded life before she founded a nunnery, but under Benedict’s direction. She and Benedict… Read more

  • Saint Dorothy

    Dorothy was a Christian from Caesarea, a region now in modern Turkey, who consecrated herself to Jesus Christ. During the persecution of Christians under the Roman emperor Diocletian in the year 311, she was arrested… Read more

  • Saint Agatha

    Agatha, (d. ca. 250) was a beautiful, wealthy young Christian from Catania, Sicily, who consecrated her life to God during the days of the early Church. When she refused to marry a Roman consul named… Read more

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