
11 American Saints to Honor on July Fourth
The U.S. bishops count a total of 11 American saints who dedicated their lives to God and those in need in this country. Here are their stories.
The U.S. bishops count a total of 11 American saints who dedicated their lives to God and those in need in this country. Here are their stories.
Watch the inaugural episode of ‘In Search of America’s Catholic Founders’ this weekend.
The bishops voted that the causes for Father Joseph Verbis Lafleur, a World War II military chaplain, and Marinus (Leonard) LaRue, a merchant mariner who became a Benedictine monk, should proceed.
Reports of Father Solanus’ sanctity spread in his own lifetime — along with reports of healings, conversions and resolutions of every kind of problem through his advice, blessing or prayers.
The ‘Protector of Christian Family Life’ is heralded ahead of his beatification.
The sacred remains were transferred last year, with an increase of pilgrims seeking to visit and pray at the saint’s tomb.
Sts. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Katharine Drexel and John Neumann’s Eucharistic Devotion
The number of Americans proposed for sainthood has risen to 79.
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