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May 25 – St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi: A Life of Devotion and Mysticism
Saint Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, a mystic and reformer, devoted her life to Christ and is celebrated for her profound spiritual insights and dedication on May 25.
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May 24 – St. David I of Scotland: A Life of Faith and Leadership
St. David I of Scotland, a beloved king and saint, is remembered for his piety, leadership, and dedication to establishing Christianity in Scotland.
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May 23 – St. John Baptist de Rossi: A Patron of Priests and the Sick
St. John Baptist de Rossi, born in 1698, is revered for his service to the sick and priests, known for his miraculous healings and compassionate pastoral care.
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May 22 – St. Rita of Cascia: The Saint of the Impossible
Saint Rita of Cascia, known as the patroness of impossible causes, inspires many in their struggles. Her life of faith and resilience continues to bless people today.
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May 21 – St. Eugene de Mazenod: The Apostle of the Poor
Saint Eugene de Mazenod dedicated his life to the service of the poor and founded the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, inspiring generations through his faith.
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May 20 – St. Bernardine of Siena: Herald of Peace and Piety
St. Bernardine of Siena (1380-1444), a Franciscan preacher, is known for his dedication to spreading the Holy Name of Jesus and promoting peace.
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May 19 – St. Celestine V: The Humble Pope Who Resigned
St. Celestine V, a humble pope and founder of the Celestine Order, chose simplicity over power. His legacy inspires a pursuit of holiness and humility.
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May 18 – St. Pope John I: Defender of the Faith
Saint Pope John I, remembered for his courage and unwavering dedication to the faith, served as pope from 523 to 526 AD, ultimately becoming a martyr for Christ.
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May 17 – St. Paschal Baylon: The Humble Mystic of the Eucharist
St. Paschal Baylon, the humble mystic and devoted servant of the Eucharist, led a life of prayer and charity in 16th-century Spain. His feast is celebrated on May 17.
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May 16 – St. Simon Stock: A Devoted Servant of Mary
Learn about St. Simon Stock, a devoted servant of Mary, who founded the Carmelite Order and received the Brown Scapular’s promise of protection.