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On October 4th, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi - one of the most beloved and recognizable saints in all of Christian history. Known as the founder of the Franciscan Order, Francis embraced a radical way of life sha...
In my previous post, I shared the history, meaning, and biblical background of the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, along with delicious recipes for Blackberry Hand Pies and Roast Chicken to mark the day.
If you missed it, be sure to g...
St. Michael by The Master of Belmonte
On September 29, the Church celebrates the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, traditionally known as Michaelmas (pronounced MIK-uhl-mus), a shortened form of “Michael’s Mass.”
This is the day the Ch...
On September 21st, Christians around the world celebrate the Feast of St. Matthew, remembering the remarkable story of one of the Twelve Apostles - a man who was once a despised tax collector and became a beloved disciple and witness to the...
Every year around this time, I begin looking ahead.
Advent still feels a little way off. We are still firmly in Ordinary Time. But a new Christian year is coming, and with it we will begin the story all over again: waiting for Christ in Ad...
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