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Saint Joan of Arc – The Handmaid of God – MICM

Table of Contents Saint Joan of Arc The Handmaid of God Feature Articles On the Cover In this serene yet poignant depiction of Joan of Arc, she emerges as a beacon of divine courage, her

Saint Josephine Bakhita – A flower of the African Desert – MICM

Meet Saint Josephine Bakhita and discover how her joyful childhood was shattered in an instant, beginning a painful journey that would lead her to grace...

Saint Joan of Arc – Triumph and Sadness – MICM

After liberating Orleans and celebrating her triumphs to the chorus of the Te Deum, Saint Joan of Arc continued her mission to crown King Charles. Once fulfilled ...

Saint Joan Of Arc – The Girl General – MICM

Guided by heavenly voices, Saint Joan of Arc convinced King Charles and, with courage forged by grace, led God's army to Orleans. Through prayer, purity, and holy purpose, she shattered the siege, but her heavenly

Saint Joan of Arc – Heavenly Voices – Housetops

Discover what Saint Michael the Archangel told young Joan of Arc as she was suddenly wrapped in light, and how that moment began her mission from God...

Saint Joan of Arc – Maid of Orleans

Explore Saint Joan of Arc’s early life and the challenging world she grew up in. Discover little-known details that will surprise and move you.

The 26 Martyrs of Japan: A Powerful Chapter in Catholicism

The Story of the 26 Martyrs of Japan     by Sister Katherine Maria, M.I.C.M.The story of Paul Miki and the Japanese martyrs is the story of twenty-six uncompromising heroes of the Faith who gave their lives

Saint Benedict The Abbot

Saint Benedict - The Abbot Table of Contents Volume LXXIV, No. 1Serial No. 130 Volume LXXIV, No. 1 Serial No. 130 FeatureOther Articles On the cover,On the front cover, Saint Benedict stands holding his crosier,

Plainly Speaking – Saint Benedict

Plainly Speaking - Saint Benedict PLAINLY SPEAKING P. LAINLY S. PEAKING Dear Friends,Saint Benedict founded a Religious Order which has produced 57,000 known saints. Thirty-five Popes have been Benedictines, of whom seventeen have been declared

With Interest By Henry Brenner OSB

Henry Brenner OSBWith Interest In the parable of the nobleman the servant was charged to trade until the return of his master, and was severely reprimanded afterwards for having failed to do so. Why, did

Christ The consoler By Rev. Francis X. Doyle

Rev. Francis X. Doyle, SJChrist The consoler There can be no doubt about Our Lord’s love for the sick. The Gospels are filled with instances of His Divine Compassion, and when Saint Matthew wished to

Perseverance By Father Monsabre, OP

Father Monsabre, OPPerseverance Be faithful unto death, says Our Lord, and I will give you the crown of life. (Apoc. 2:10) It is this fidelity that God rewards in the Coronation of the Most Blessed

True Education Mind, Heart, and Soul

Sister Monica, PhDTrue Education Mind, Heart, and Soul From the earliest period of its history, the Church founded by Christ and commissioned to teach all nations has been a teaching and a learning society. The

His Mother’s Heart is Pierced

Fr. Louis Perroy His Mother’s Heart is Pierced Behold His Mother! We cherish memories of our friends and memories of our mothers but a mother’s memory in all that relates to her child is more

The Assumption by Saint Francis de Sales

Saint Francis de Sales The Assumption When Our Lord came into this world, He sought the lowest place there was (Eph. 4:9) and He found none lowlier in humility than the Virgin. Now He raises

What think you of christ

Charles J. white, S.T.LWhat think you OfChrist This question Jesus asked His Apostles some few months after He began His public mission. Peter, for himself and the other Apostles said: “Thou art the Christ, the

Saint Benedict – Conclusion

Sister  Mary Clair, MICMSaintBenedictConclusion  Benedict did not leave Rome with the intention of being a reformer. He left the corrupt city when he saw that it was not worth it to stay there when everything

Saint Benedict – Family Joys and Final Days

Sister  Mary Clair, MICM Saint   Benedict  FamilyJoys  Saint Benedict’s twin sister, Scholastica, had also consecrated her life to God from a young age. She looked to Benedict as her master in the mystical life. At rare

Saint Benedict – The Sword of Sorrow

Sister  Mary Clair, MICM Saint   Benedict   The  Sword  of Sorrow  Life was peaceful at Monte Cassino. Benedict was rejoined by Maurus, who became Saint Benedict’s assistant in everything. Now the Order was established, the Rule composed, and new foundations

Saint Benedict – The Benedictine Life

Sister  Mary Clair, MICM Saint   Benedict The Benedictine Life  Soon, another landowner offered Benedict a piece of property in Terracina, just a few miles from Monte Cassino. Benedict appointed twelve men to establish a new foundation there.So,

Saint Benedict – Monte Cassino

Sister  Mary Clair, MICM Saint   Benedict  Monte Cassino  Benedict arrived at Monte Cassino in 529, at the age of 49. He fell in love with the impressive ruins of a Roman fortress owned by Placid’s father.

Saint Benedict – Prayer And Work

Sister  Mary Clair, MICM Saint   Benedict   Prayer and Work  Originally, monastic life began in the East. The great Desert Fathers, Saints Antony, Paul, Pachomius, and Macarius, are some of the venerable names that come to mind of

Saint Benedict – Subiaco

Sister Mary Clair, MICMSaint Benedict subiaco Crossing the hills between Enfi de and the rocky gorge of the river Anion, Benedict came into a lonely and deserted tract of land. This uninhabited place with fresh

Saint Benedict – Father of Western Monasticism

Sister  Mary Clair, MICMSaint BenedictFather of Western Monasticism It was the end of the world.At least, so it seemed when from his cave in Bethlehem, Saint Jerome cried out in an impassioned voice, “My voice

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Saint Josephine Bakhita Patroness of Sudan

Saint Josephine Bakhita - Patroness of Sudan Table of Contents Volume LXIV, No.1Serial No. 120 Volume LXIV, No.1Serial No. 120 FeatureOther Articles On the cover, The cover is an artist rendition depicting Saint Josephine Bakhita

Plainly Speaking – Saint Josephine Bakhita

Plainly Speaking - Saint Josephine Bakhita PLAINLY SPEAKING P. LAINLY S. PEAKING Dear Friends,When it comes to the debated mystery of salvation, Saint Josephine Bakhita is a perfect example of how the mythical “invincibly” ignorant

Hope – Abbé DuHaut

Abbé DuHautHOPE All our dogmas are closely connected with one another, and God is the beginning and end, the author and surety of them all. Saint Paul puts faith and hope together when he says,

The Dolors of Mary

Saint AlphonsusThe Dolors of MAry As Jesus is called the King of sorrows and the King of martyrs, because He suffered in His life more than all other martyrs; so also is Mary with reason

Little Saints

Giles staab OFM. Cap.Little Saints Saint Therese of Lisieux speaks in her autobiography of the big saints and little saints. The big saints like Paul and Simeon Stylites and Francis and Peter of Alcantara, show