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...

Our Lady of Seven Sorrows is a Marian devotion that focuses on the suffering and pain that the Virgin Mary endured throughout her life, particularly during the passion and crucifixion of her son, Jesus. Read more...

The Miraculous Virgin, also known as the Miraculous Medal, is a representation of the Virgin Mary that is associated with many miracles and graces obtained through her intercession. Read more...

St Matthew, also known as Levi, was one of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus to follow him and spread his teaching. Before responding to Christ's call, Matthew worked as a tax collector, a profession often despised at the time for its association with exploitation and corruption. Read more...