Saint Paternus, you dedicated your life to the Christian faith by your preaching, charity, and life of mortification…, please pray for us to be dedicated in our call to tirelessly spread the gospel and to inspire others to become powerful forces for good in the world. Amen.
Grief is a portion of one's heritage taken in advance from Purgatory.
God, Light and Shepherd of souls, you established St. Julius as Pope over Your Church to feed Your flock by his word and form it by his example. Help us through his intercession to keep the Faith he thought by his word and follow the way he showed by his example. Amen.
Saint Stanislaus, your life of virtue, courage, and charity was a gift to the Church of Poland. Please pray for us that we will become true witnesses of Christ and sources of inspiration to others by never backing away from opposition, always preferring persecution over sin, and a holy life over fear of death. Amen!
O God, who mercifully brought Blessed Anthony back to the Light of Truth, and made him a glorious Martyr, grant, through his intercession, that we may always be faithful in the performance of good works. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Saint Casilda pray for us that we will find peace in our hearts loving and helping all of God’s children regardless of their age, gender, race, beliefs or status.
Nothing happens by chance; it is always the disposition of God.
The more you devote yourself in prayer the more you will do well in your work.
Whatever you do, think not of yourself, but of God.
Prayer purifies us, reading instructs us. Both are good when both are possible. Otherwise, prayer is better than reading.
Satisfaction consists in the cutting off of the causes of the sin.
I most strongly urge you to work for the salvation of your souls with prudence and diligence. Death is certain, and life is short and vanishes like smoke.
It is quite otherwise; by prayer I always find myself stronger.
No temptations, no torments, were able to draw them from that love which they bore to God; but we, living in rest and delights, refuse to love our most merciful and gracious Lord - St. Ephrem.
O great and good God, allow me, your useless servant, to belong to you for all eternity - St. Ludolf of Ratzeburg.
