Saint Mary Magdalene, often called "the Apostle to the Apostles", is an emblematic figure of the New Testament, known for her deep love for Jesus Christ and her radical transformation after her encounter with the Saviour.  Read more...

Saint Pantaleon, also known as Pantaleon of Nicomedia, is venerated as a miracle-working saint and the patron saint of doctors and healers.  Read more...

Saint Joseph of Cupertino, born Giuseppe Maria Desa in Cupertino, Italy on 17 June 1603, was a Franciscan saint known for his mystical ecstasies, supernatural gifts and deep devotion to God. Despite a difficult start marked by a childhood marked by poverty and difficulties at school, Joseph overcame many obstacles thanks to his unshakeable faith and love for Christ. Read more...

St Anthony the Great, also known as Anthony of Egypt, is one of the most emblematic figures of Christian monasticism. Born in Egypt around 251 AD, he is considered the founder of eremitical monasticism, a form of religious life devoted to solitude, prayer and penance in the desert. Read more...

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, also known as "Little Thérèse", is one of the Catholic Church's most beloved and influential saints.  Read more...