Saint Éloi, Bishop of Noyon, is an emblematic figure of the Catholic Church and Merovingian history, whose life and actions have left a lasting imprint over the centuries. Born around 588 into a modest family in Limousin, Éloi emerged as an exceptional personality, combining his artistic and technical skills with his religious devotion. Read more...

Giving your child a biblical name is a deeply personal decision that often reflects spiritual, cultural and family convictions. Biblical first names have a special meaning for many parents, and there are several reasons why this choice may be made. Read more...

The nativity of Mary, also known as the birth of the Virgin Mary, is an event celebrated in Christian tradition. Although the Scriptures do not explicitly describe Mary's birth, several apocryphal writings and oral traditions have helped shape the narrative of this sacred event. Read more...

Our Lady of Sorrows, also known as Mater Dolorosa, is a Marian devotion that honours the Virgin Mary in her role as bereaved mother, sharing in the sufferings of her son, Jesus Christ, during his passion and crucifixion. This devotion dates back to the first centuries of Christianity, but it has taken on a special significance throughout history, inspiring art, spirituality and prayer. Read more...

Saint Catherine Labouré, born on 2 May 1806 in Fain-lès-Moutiers, France, and died on 31 December 1876 in Enghien-Reuilly, was a French Catholic nun who became famous for her mystical visions and her role in spreading devotion to the Miraculous Medal. Read more...