Our Lady of La Garde, beloved "Good Mother" of sailors, travellers and all those who seek protection, lovingly watch over those who invoke you. From the top of your hill, you embrace the sea and the city, keeping under your mantle those who live in hope and trust. To pray to you is to entrust our souls to the maternal tenderness of Mary, a sure refuge in the storms of life. Read more...

St Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church and master of wisdom, was a man of luminous intelligence and profound faith. Through his writings, he united reason and faith, showing that human truth and divine truth are never opposed. To pray to him is to ask for the light of the Spirit to understand, love and serve God with a humble heart and a clear mind. Read more...

The Holy Spirit is the living breath of God, the light that enlightens our souls, the strength that guides our steps and the source of all inner peace. He is the very Love of the Father and the Son poured into our hearts. To pray to Him is to welcome His presence in our lives, to open our hearts to Him and to let Him renew all that is wounded, dark or tired within us. Read more...

Our Lady of the Rosary is the Mother who teaches us to meditate on the mysteries of Christ's life, through the simple and profound prayer of the rosary. Through her, God leads us to peace, conversion and victory over evil. To pray her is to enter into the very heart of Mary, where the love of Jesus radiates with gentleness and power. Read more...

St Bernard of Clairvaux, Doctor of the Church and lover of the Virgin Mary, was a man of ardent faith and inspired words. Through his life of prayer, wisdom and humility, he brought many souls back to God and spread the light of divine love throughout the world. To pray to him is to ask for fervour of heart, inner peace and fidelity to God's will. Read more...