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Saints for Today: Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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Mary, the Mother of God, Mother of Jesus, and wife of Joseph, is the greatest of all Christian saints.
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Saints for Today: John Vianney, the Cure of Ars (1786-1859)

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John Vianney was five years old when the reign of terror in Paris was exiling or murdering the Catholic clergy and religious.
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Saints for Today: Charles Lwanga & Companions (1886)

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Charles was from Uganda and was abused as a page as a young man under the rule of King Mwanga of Baganda in Uganda.
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Saints for Today: Philip Neri, Priest (1515-1595)

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Like his contemporary Teresa of Ávila, Philip Neri was a mystic-in-action.
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Saints for Today: Benjamin, Deacon & Martyr (d. 421)

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Benjamin was a martyr of Persia (modern Iran), a deacon during the persecution of Christians in the fifth century.
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Saints for Today: Andre Bessette, Religious (1845-1937)

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When he died at the age of 91, it was estimated that close to a million people came to the Oratory to pay their last respects.
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Saints for Today: Catherine of Alexandria, Martyr (292-310)

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When she refused to marry the emperor, he became enraged and condemned her to be tortured. He designed a spiked wheel that was supposed to tear her to pieces. But the machine miraculously broke apart and killed many onlookers.
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Saints for Today: Cornelius, Pope & Martyr

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The main issue facing Cornelius was the treatment of Christians who had denied their faith during the persecutions.
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Dr. Jean Lee

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Jean M. Lee, M.A., D.Min., is a licensed behavioral health and substance abuse counselor, founding a nonprofit, state-licensed behavior health counseling agency and Christian gift/book store. A Catholic revert after 32 years away from the Church, she is devout in the Catholic faith, loves the saints, and lives a deeper spiritual/religious and more joyful life since returning to the Church.

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