Saints & Heroes
February 7: Saint Luke the Younger was so charitable in his young age that God blessed him, and his family’s crops flourished. He eventually became a hermit.
February 8: Jerome Emiliani was originally a proud military commander, not a man of God, but he changed his ways and became a pious man and a holy priest.
Our Lord Jesus Christ, Our Blessed Mother Mary, The Holy Rosary, Educational, Family, Living the Christian Life
The 4th Joyful Mystery: The Blessed Mother and St. Joseph presented Our Lord at the Temple in Jerusalem, in obedience to the Law of Moses.
February 12: Saint Meletius of Antioch was a kind and gentle man, and a great lover of peace. He stood against the Arian heresy, for which he suffered exile.
February 13: When she was just twenty years old, Catherine began to experience ecstasies of the Passion. Every Thursday and Friday, she beheld and the scenes preceding Our Lord’s Crucifixion.
February 14: Saints Cyril and Methodius were brothers, both missionaries who evangelized the Slavic peoples of Moravia and made possible the Slavic translation of the Bible.
February 5: Agatha dedicated her life to Our Lord at a young age and refused any man who wanted to marry her. For this, she was tortured and martyred.
February 15: Saint Sigfrid was a priest from England who endured many tribulations to plant the seeds of the Gospel in Sweden.
February 16: Saint Gilbert's generosity was legendary. He had such love for the less fortunate, that most of the alms received from his parishioners were donated to the poor.
February 23: In the year 155, Saint Polycarp the Bishop was burnt at the stake – though there was no odor of burning flesh: instead a smell of incense was in the air.
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