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“Perpetual” is not a word we use every day. So let’s familiarize ourselves with its meaning to better understand the power of this particular title of Our Lady.

The Holy Shroud of Turin confirms the terrible punishments inflicted on Our Lord Jesus Christ during the Passion with such extraordinary precision that it has even been called the “Fifth Gospel.”

February 10: Our young saint lived while the socialist government of Mexico was waging a bloody war against the Catholic Church, and fervent Catholics rose up to defend Christ the King.

The evening of December 9 is that of the “Coming,” when we remember the miraculous Translation by angels of the three intact walls of the Holy House of Nazareth to Loreto hill.

December 25: Saint Anastasia is a Christian virgin and martyr who suffered for Christ during the time of Diocletian's Christian persecutions.

December 12: Saint Vicelinus was born around 1086 at Hemeln, Lower Saxony, Germany, and was orphaned at an early age. He was a Missionary and a Bishop.

December 10: Saint Edmund is one of the forty Martyrs of England and Wales. He was born in Lichfield, England amidst the throes of the Protestant Revolution, into a non-Catholic home.

November 21: Maria Franciszka Siedliska, also known by her religious name Maria of Jesus the Good Shepherd, was a Polish Roman Catholic, professed religious and the founder of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth.

November 9: The earliest source of information about St. Theodore comes from Gregory of Nyssa who preached in honor of the Saint in his sanctuary in the late 4th century.