Padre Pio, the Saint of Miracles and CompassionPadre Pio of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) is one of the most beloved saints of the 20th century. An Italian Capuchin, he is known for his stigmata, his miracles and his deep spiritual connection with God. His dedication to prayer, confession and the accompaniment of souls in distress has left its mark on millions of faithful throughout the world. Padre Pio was a man of intense prayer, who spent hours in union with God. He recommended his followers to pray with faith and perseverance, often saying: "Pray, hope and do not worry. God is merciful and will listen to your prayers." Read more...

Saint Joseph, Model of Faith and ProtectionSaint Joseph, the husband of the Virgin Mary and adoptive father of Jesus, is a model of faith, obedience and protection. He is venerated as the patron of workers, families and difficult causes.In the Gospels, Saint Joseph is distinguished by:. His humility and obedience to God when he agrees to take Mary as his wife. His role as protector in leading the Holy Family to Egypt to escape Herod. His hard work as a carpenter, providing sustenance for Jesus and Mary. Read more...

The Sacred Heart of Jesus, Symbol of God's Infinite LoveThe Sacred Heart of Jesus is a Christian devotion that expresses Christ's immeasurable love for humanity. It is depicted as a flaming heart, surrounded by a crown of thorns and surmounted by a cross, recalling Christ's Passion and immense sacrificial love. This devotion was popularised by Christ's revelations to Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque in the 17th century. Jesus asked her to establish a feast in honour of his Sacred Heart, offering special graces to those who adore him with faith and trust. Read more...

Saint Expédit, the Protector of Urgent CausesSaint Expédit was a Roman martyr saint, invoked for urgent causes, difficult situations and important decisions. According to tradition, he was a Roman officer converted to Christianity, who was executed for refusing to abandon his faith. He is depicted as a soldier holding a cross with the inscription "Hodie" (today), crushing a crow crying "Cras" (tomorrow), symbolising the urgency to act without procrastinating. Read more...

The Holy Spirit, Breath of Life and TransformationThe Holy Spirit is the third person of the Holy Trinity, representing the living presence of God in the world. He is often symbolised by the dove, wind, fire or oil, evoking his purifying power and his role in spiritual enlightenment.In the Scriptures, the Holy Spirit is the one who: Inspires and enlightens souls in search of truth. Leads and strengthens believers in their journey of faith. Purifies and renews the soul by his divine grace. Read more...