Saint Emily de Vialar, known as the ‘Mother of the Poor,’ dedicated her life to educating the underprivileged and serving the needy. Feast day: June 17.

Saint John Francis Regis, a compassionate Jesuit priest, dedicated his life to serving the poor and marginalized, inspiring countless souls with his selfless love and commitment to Christ. Celebrate his feast day on June 16.

Saint Norbert, a beacon of reform and dedication, was a prominent bishop whose life inspires faithful dedication through humility and community service.

St. Boniface, the Apostle of the Germans, dedicated his life to evangelizing and was martyred for his faith. His legacy inspires Christians to live with courage.

Saint Charles Lwanga, along with his companions, inspires through their martyrdom in Uganda, children of God who chose faith over life. Celebrate their courage on June 3.

Saint Marcellinus and Saint Peter were early Christian martyrs whose unwavering faith led them to sacrifice their lives for the Gospel. They inspire us to remain steadfast in our beliefs.

St. Justin Martyr, born around 100 AD, was a philosopher and defender of the faith who faced martyrdom for his beliefs, inspiring countless believers.

On May 30, the Weekday of Easter invites the faithful to celebrate the joy of Christ’s resurrection and the promise of new life.

The Ascension of the Lord commemorates Jesus Christ’s return to heaven, affirming His divine authority and the promise of His return, inspiring believers to spread the Gospel.

The Weekday of Easter signifies a time of renewal and resurrection, continuing the joy of Christ’s triumph over death, inspiring hope in the hearts of the faithful.