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Saint George stands among the most venerated martyrs of the early Church, honored across East and West as a model

In the gentle light that lingers after the Second Sunday after Easter—so often called Good Shepherd Sunday—Holy Mother Church invites

Introit Introitus Ps 32:5-6The earth is full of the goodness of the Lord, alleluia: by the word of the Lord

Pope Saint Soter († c. 174 A.D.) Feast Day: April 22 Saint Soter governed the Church of Rome during the

The sacred liturgy in the days following the Second Sunday after Easter keeps before our eyes the image of Christ

Sts. Soter & Caius Introit Introitus John 21:15-17If thou lovest me, Simon Peter, feed my lambs, feed my sheep. (Allelúja,

As we meditate on the readings from Revelation 21:2-5 and Luke 19:1-10, a profound theme of God’s transformative and redemptive

INTROIT Gen. 28:17How awesome is this place! This is none other than the house of God; this is the gate

In the shadow of Rome’s ancient Caelian Hill stands a fortress-like basilica that tells a remarkable tale of faith, craftsmanship,

In the liturgical rhythm of Epiphanytide, we encounter two profound Scripture passages that, when read together, illuminate the depths of

INTROIT Jer 29:11-12; 29:14The Lord says: “I think thoughts of peace, and not of affliction. You shall call upon Me,

Saint Willibrord (658–739), known as the “Apostle to the Frisians,” was a pioneering missionary and the first bishop of Utrecht.

As we reflect on the lectionary readings for Feria V after the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Romans 13:8-10 and Matthew

INTROIT Jer 29:11-12; 29:14The Lord says: “I think thoughts of peace, and not of affliction. You shall call upon Me,

Saint Leonard of Noblac, celebrated as one of the great early saints of France, was indeed a prominent figure in

As we meditate on Romans 13:8-10 and Matthew 8:23-27, two central aspects of Christian life emerge: love as the fulfillment