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Daily readings: March 11 – 17
March 15, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
How religious ecstasy and a narrow escape from death led to a life devoted to the sick
March 08, 2012
St John of God, March 8
Daily readings: March 4 – 10
March 03, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The strict Passionist once known as ‘the dancer’
February 27, 2012
St Gabriel Possenti (February 27)
Daily readings: February 26 – March 3
February 26, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
Daily readings: February 19 – 25
February 18, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The painter who would not pick up a brush without first saying a prayer
February 18, 2012
Fra Angelico (February 18) believed it was impossible to create a Christian image without living a Christian life
Daily readings: February 12 – 18
February 12, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The pope who told an emperor his mind was coarse
February 11, 2012
St Gregory II (February 11) was a treasurer, librarian and theological adviser before becoming pope
The brilliant Ecuadorian teacher who was too modest for Paris
February 09, 2012
St Miguel Cordero (February 9), born with crippled legs, wrote his country's standard Spanish grammar textbook aged 19
Daily readings: February 5 – 11
February 05, 2012
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The ‘dumb ox’ who became the greatest of the medieval Doctors of the Church
February 02, 2012
St Thomas Aquinas (January 28) was an unrivalled theologian who used scientific rationalism to support the doctrines of Christian faith and revelation
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