At the final apparition of Our Lady of Fatima, there was a great miracle of the sun after which St. Joseph appeared holding the baby Jesus. Before the apparition concluded, the child Jesus made a gesture to bless the thousands of people who witnessed the miracle.Read more

The popular phrase “Go to Joseph,” has been a traditional and popular way of showing trust in this great saint and and guardian of the holy family. Saint Joseph, pray for us!Read more

We are in the year of St. Joseph. One way to deepen our connection with this great saint is to make the consecration to St. Joseph. He is the patron of the Universal Church and we can always call on him when we are in need.Read more

When we hear stories of St. Joseph in the Bible, there are actually no recorded words from him. He is often resting and it is then when God communicates with him. Pope Francis tells us that this is a reminder to us of the importance of prayer and rest.Read more

Today we celebrate the feast of a very powerful saint. It is the feast of St. Frances of Rome. She reflected the love of Jesus to the world. This is what it means to be truly Christian, letting the light of Christ shine within us.Read more

Today, the Church celebrates the feast of St. John of God. He had a great love for others and reminds us of the importance of almsgiving during our Lenten journey. St. John of God, pray for us!Read more

In today’s Gospel we see Jesus is very angry as he makes a whip and throws the money changers out of the temple. Jesus shows here that anger in and of itself is not evil. We should be angry and take a stand for our faith in God at times of persecution.Read more

In the 19th century, Pope Pius XI named St. Joseph the patron of the Universal Church. St. Joseph was the guardian of the Christ child and the holy family. He is our guardian as well.Read more

Today is the first Friday in a month dedicated to St. Joseph. On first Friday’s we remember the beauty and love that comes forth from the Sacred Heart of Jesus. There is a connection between the heart of St. Joseph and the heart of Jesus.Read more

Today, the Church celebrates the feast of a polish saint. His name is St. Casimir and he was a prince of the Kingdom of Poland and Grand Duchy of Lithuania.Read more

Today, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Katherine Drexel. She was was born to wealthy parents on November 26, 1955 in Philadelphia. When her parents died, she inherited millions of dollars and used it to fund missions for the greater glory of God.Read more

Pope Francis gave three reasons for calling for the year of St. Joseph: to increase our love for this great saint, to encourage us to implore his intercession, and to imitate his virtues and his zeal.Read more