the relics of Saint Simon. Some manuscripts suggested that in the 16th century Popes Johannes X and Ghobrial IV (see the History of the Patriarchs by Youssab) had been buried alongside Saint Simon the Tanner [...] fact those of Saint Simon. The findings were officially confirmed on July 7, 1992, the date on which three different churches were conferred the honor of housing his relics: the Church of Saint Mary in Babylon [...] Babylon El-Darag, the Suspended Church of Saint Mary, and the Church of Saint Simon the Tanner in Mokattam.

Augustine. Although many authors have questioned the identity of this male saint allegedly called 'Saint Languor', thought to be Saint Lazarus (Jesus’ friend whom he raised from the dead) because of the languor [...] Seven Tongues (“Langues”), distorted into the expression “Saint Langue” in the local dialect. This devotion is attested in the parish church of Saint-Symphorien de Treigny (Yonne, France), where an altar of [...] languor that precedes death, or to have been an obscure monk called Saint Langorius venerated in the churches of Crain and Escamps (France), it seems certain that the name actually refers to a local denomination

exclaimed: "Oh, you are not the one I wanted to see; I wanted to meet the saint!" - "But I am the saint, Father!" - "Ah! So you are the saint? Thank you." He turned on his heels and said to the cardinals: "This [...] 4th apparition in Tre Fontane (Rome, Italy, 1947 – approved apparition) This does not come from God Saint Philip Neri had a great devotion to Mary and he was often consulted by bishops to discern the authenticity

never succeed. As if he heard my fear, Saint Louis de Montfort replied: "It is all about finding an easy way to obtain from God the grace necessary to become a saint." Yes, that is what I must find as soon [...] November 7 – Our Lady of the Pond (Dijon, France) Why we must find Mary Saint Louis de Montfort (1) explains that there are many ways to use the grace that God gives us for each day to produce fruits of [...] every person who wants to become holy. These means are found in the Gospel and the lives of all the saints: "Humility of heart, continual prayer, mortification in all things, surrender to Divine Providence

Republic, 1506) O Sorrowful Mother “O sorrowful Mother, Saint Mary, tell me something of the Passion of your Son; you saw more than any other saint because of your great love. You saw everything with the [...] so much, because you loved so much.” Then my soul began to cry even harder. There must be another saint who could tell me something about the Passion. And I shouted deliriously: “Nothing anyone says about [...] terrible vision, that the Mother of Sorrows, although she was plunged more deeply than any other saint in the horror of the Passion, deeper than even the beloved disciple, I saw in thousand ways, that

Republic, 1506) O Sorrowful Mother "O sorrowful Mother, Saint Mary, tell me something of the Passion of your Son; you saw more than any other saint because of your great love. You saw everything with the [...] so much, because you loved so much." Then my soul began to cry even harder. There must be another saint who could tell me something about the Passion. And I shouted deliriously: "Nothing anyone says about [...] terrible vision, that the Mother of Sorrows, although she was plunged more deeply than any other saint in the horror of the Passion, deeper than even the beloved disciple, I saw in thousand ways, that

celebrated the feast of Saint Luke (1). But what do we know about the man who was so close to the Virgin Mary and painted the first portrait of her? According to tradition, it was Saint Luke who first painted [...] passing on to the Church this pious and holy tradition of venerating icons of Christ and his saints. Saint Luke was a native of the city of Antioch the Great. Of noble birth, he especially excelled in [...] and Timothy. Adapted and translated from: Orthodox Monastery of Saints Elijah and Elisha [Lost link] />com/dimanche-18-octobre-2020/ (1) Saint Luke is one of the four evangelists, the author of the third

River, not far from Angers in France. The devotion to Our Lady of Béhuard goes back to Saint Maurilius, disciple of Saint Martin of Tours, Bishop of Angers, who erected a statue of the Virgin on the volcanic [...] proclaimed "Mother of God" ( Theotokos in Greek). A year earlier, in 430, the Virgin had appeared to Saint Maurilius, asking him to establish in the diocese of Angers a solemn feast for the day of her holy [...] birth, on September 8th. This apparition occurred in a poplar tree near the monastery of Mont-Glonne (Saint-Florent-le-Vieil) at a place called "La Croix Pichon" (today the Shrine of "Marillais"). According

of Mount Carmel - 18th and last apparition in Lourdes The Word Rosary Means Crown of Roses (III) Saint Dominic changed his homily and spoke of the devotion to the Rosary. By his influence people gradually [...] gradually began to pray it with devotion, to lead Christian lives, and abandon their bad habits. Saint Dominic died in 1221, after a life dedicated to preaching and to promoting the devotion of the rosary among [...] Catholic Church. The prayer of the rosary maintained its fervor for about one hundred years after Saint Dominic's death then slowly began to lose popularity among the faithful. In 1349, the Black Death

Virgin raised her arms three times to heaven. Saint Dominic began to pray the Psalter of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the storm ended. On another occasion Saint Dominic was meant to preach in Notre Dame Cathedral [...] Molanus (Jerusalem, 1099) The Word Rosary Means Crown of Roses (II) At the end of the 12th century, Saint Dominic of Guzman was deeply grieved to see that the gravity of people's sins was preventing the [...] the best weapon for converting hardened souls was not flagellation, but the prayer of her Psalter. Saint Dominic then went to the Cathedral of Toulouse; the bells rang and people gathered to listen to him