You might see the title of this and think, “Theotokos? That’s as hard to read as Greek!” You’d be right, because it is Greek! Find out what it means – and how it applies to Mary – in this Saintly Minute video.
Saint Francis of Assisi is one of the most well known and beloved Catholic saints. His life of poverty and humility has captivated millions of people throughout the centuries and led to establishing an order devoted to a life of poverty for the love of God. He also well known for his love of nature and for creating the Nativity Creche seen at Christmas. His feast day is October 4.
A favorite saint among theologians, St. Thomas Aquinas was one of the greatest minds in Church history. Here is our short video on the priest known as ‘The Angelic Doctor.’
Saint Stephen, the proto-martyr for the Church, was an amazing witness of faith. Take a look at his life in our ‘Saintly Minute’ video.
Even if you’ve never heard of St. Jerome, you’ve read his work; he helped translate much of the Bible while he was alive. Take a quick look at the life of this Doctor of our Church.
The most famous Catholic to ever get knocked off his horse – literally – St. Paul is definitely someone worth knowing about. In this video, we share a little bit of the life of the man they once called Saul.
As our month-long look at saints of the Church continues, we’re happy to share the life of another powerful example of faith: St. John of the Cross. Check it out.
St. Teresa is one of the most popular saints around right now… from Confirmation names to devotions, her fan club is blowing up. Get to know her story a little better with our ‘Saintly Minute’ video on St. Teresa of Avila.
Here is a quick look at the life of Maria Goretti, one of the youngest saints in the Church. Her story is a call for all of us to defend our chastity, and to forgive those who sin against us.
St. Maximilian Kolbe [Saintly Minute] from Life Teen on Vimeo. Today we take a glimpse at St. Maximilian Kolbe, a Franciscan priest who offered his life at a concentration camp during World War II. St. Maximilian Kolbe is a good example of having courage in the face of great adversity. If only we could all have his bravery! Read more [...]
