St Charles de Foucauld, apostle of the desert and silent witness to the love of Christ, dedicated his life to the presence of God in the heart of the world, in simplicity, poverty and fraternity. His example teaches us that holiness is born of abandonment, trust and the total gift of self. To pray to Saint Charles de Foucauld is to ask for the grace to live fully in God's light and to sow peace around us. Read more...

Our Lady of Sorrows is the one who, at the foot of the Cross, shared intimately in the suffering of her Son for the salvation of the world. She knew tears, loss, loneliness and pain, but her heart remained united to God in total trust. To pray to her is to place our sorrows, wounds and trials in her maternal hands, so that she may transform them into hope and peace. Read more...

Our Lady of La Salette appeared in 1846 to two young shepherds, Mélanie and Maximin, on a mountain in the French Alps. In her tears, she reminded the world of the need for conversion, prayer and fidelity to God. She is the compassionate Mother who weeps for her lost children and calls them to return to her Son with a sincere heart. Read more...

Our Lady of Deliverance has been invoked for centuries as the one who frees oppressed souls, breaks the chains of evil and protects those who suffer. She acts like an attentive mother, helping in distress, compassionate towards her children trapped by fear, illness, anguish or sin. To pray to her is to ask the Virgin Mary to intervene powerfully in our lives to deliver us from everything that distances us from God. Read more...

Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, a humble Capuchin marked with the stigmata of Christ, dedicated his life to prayer, sacrifice and compassion for suffering souls. Through his unshakeable faith, his miracles and his love of others, he continues to inspire millions of believers to live in trust and total abandonment to God. To pray to him is to approach the very heart of divine mercy. Read more...