Every year on 6 December, millions of people celebrate Saint Nicholas, a legendary and benevolent character known for his generosity and protective role, particularly towards children. But who was Saint Nicholas really, and why does his story continue to capture the hearts of believers and lovers of tradition? Read more...

Saint Sabas, born in the 5th century, is one of the most outstanding figures of Eastern Christian monasticism. His exemplary life, characterised by a profound spirit of prayer, rigorous ascetic discipline and total devotion to God, has left an indelible mark on the history of the Church. Recognised as the father of Palestinian monasticism, he was also the founder of the famous Great Lavra of Saint Sabas, a monastery that is still active today. His life is a model of faith, courage and service. Read more...

Saint Barbara, also known as Barbara, is an emblematic figure of Christianity, particularly venerated as the patron saint of miners, firefighters, artillerymen and all those who work with explosive or dangerous materials. Her life, marked by unshakeable faith and extraordinary courage, is surrounded by legendary tales and symbolism. Read more...

Saint Cecilia is a prominent figure in Christianity, recognised as the patron saint of musicians. She is celebrated every year on 22 November. Her life, wrapped in stories of faith, courage and dedication, remains a source of inspiration for many believers. Although the exact details of her biography are partly legendary, her story reveals a deep spirituality and an unshakeable loyalty to her Christian convictions. Read more...

St Basil, often referred to as Basil the Martyr, is a prominent figure in the early Christian Church. Although less well known than his namesake Basil of Caesarea, this saint is revered for his unshakeable faith and ultimate sacrifice for Christ. The accounts of his life and martyrdom highlight the challenges faced by the early Christians in a hostile world, as well as their commitment to bearing witness to their faith despite persecution. Read more...