Today is the feast of Pope Saint John Paul II. Isn't it great when we can remember the life of a saint from our own lifetime? He allowed us to see him at his best, but also at his weakest when he was struggling, like Jesus on the Cross. | Timothy Cardinal Dolan

Saints of the Day (Jan 26) - Sts. Timothy and Titus Note: This content exists for the one person God intended to reach through a saint today. Today we remember Timothy and Titus, two men who learned the faith not only through teaching, but through relationship and trust. In the Bible, Paul the Apostle calls them his “true children in the faith.” Paul helped form their conscience, encouraged them in weakness, and entrusted them with real responsibility in the Church. Timothy, young and gentle, wa

What Saint Ignatius of Antioch believed: (martyred in AD108) On his way to Rome to be thrown to the wild beasts for The Holy Catholic Faith, Saint Ignatius wrote letters to the churches. This Apostolic Father ordained by St.Peter himself and a Disciple of Saint John had much to say about The Eucharist (Which he said was JESUS-Bread of Heaven) and Apostolic Succession. Those outside of The Church do not have The Bread of Heaven he writes. Join us for a review and quick summary of the writings of