St Patrick, revered as the Apostle of Ireland, is an emblematic figure of Christianity, especially in the Irish context. His life, marked by conversion, mission and devotion, is a source of inspiration for many Christians around the world.  Read more...

Saint Martin of Tours, born in 316 in Sabaria (now Szombathely, Hungary), is one of the most venerated figures of the Catholic Church, known for his dedication to charity, his humility and his missionary zeal. Read more...

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...