The Feast of Mary, Queen of Peace, celebrated on 1 January, is a special time in the Catholic Church, marking both the beginning of the calendar year and the veneration of the Virgin Mary, the Mother of Jesus. This feast is an opportunity to turn to Mary, Queen of Peace, and to pray for peace in the world, in our hearts and in our families. It invites us to reflect on true peace, the kind that transcends human circumstances and finds its source in God. Read more...

The legend of the mantle of Saint Martin of Tours is one of the most famous stories in Christian history. It illustrates Saint Martin's deep devotion to the most destitute and his commitment to living according to the teachings of Christ. This simple but powerful gesture, of sharing his cloak with a beggar, has become a universal symbol of charity, compassion and generosity. Read more...

Advent is a period of spiritual preparation that invites us to refocus on the coming of Christ. Through the inspiring figures of the saints celebrated during Advent, we find models of faith, charity, humility and perseverance. Incorporating their example into our daily lives can transform this season into a time of spiritual growth and renewal. Here's how the example of the Advent saints can enrich our preparation for Christmas. Read more...

The Virgin Mary occupies a central place in the Christian faith. The mother of Jesus Christ, she is venerated for her unique role in the plan of salvation, her unparalleled purity, and her example of faith, humility and love. Her figure has inspired millions of believers down the centuries and remains an inexhaustible source of devotion and contemplation. Here is an in-depth exploration of her life, her spiritual role and her legacy in the history of the Church. Read more...

St Nicholas, one of Christianity's most popular saints, is celebrated for his charity, compassion and defence of the weakest. Bishop of Myre in the IVᵉ century, he is best known for his many acts of kindness and for the legends that have made him a key figure of the Advent and Christmas seasons. His feast day, 6 December, is a particularly joyous one, marked by traditions that vary around the world. Here is an in-depth look at the life, miracles and legacy of Saint Nicholas. Read more...