This devotion is a veneration of our Lord's sacred infancy. Many saints had a very strong devotion to the Divine Child, notably St. Therese of the Child Jesus, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Anthony of Padua, and St. Teresa of Avila.

He was chosen by St. Peter to be a bishop, a very important leader in the Church. He lived in a time when people were mean to those who believed in God. He fought against bad people who wanted to hurt the Church and wrote letters to people who were fighting with each other, telling them to stop and be nice.

According to legend, a 75-year-old queen found three crosses during an expedition to the site of the Crucifixion. To find the True Cross, she had an ailing servant lie on all three, and the one that healed the servant was deemed the True Cross.

This devotion honors the humble woman chosen by God to be the mother of the Savior. Her faithful “yes,” deep trust in God, and loving care for others inspire believers to follow God’s will with courage and humility.

This devotion honors the humble woman chosen by God to be the mother of the Savior. Her faithful “yes,” deep trust in God, and loving care for others inspire believers to follow God’s will with courage and humility.

This devotion honors the Son of God who became human to save us. His life teaches love, forgiveness, humility, and obedience to the Father. Through his words, actions, and sacrifice, believers learn how to live a life of faith and service.

This devotion honors a holy worker who showed that prayer and hard work can go hand in hand. Known for his kindness, simplicity, and trust in God, he reminds believers that everyday labor can be an offering pleasing to God.