One of the most diplomatic Saint Friends of all time!

Today’s Saint Friend is an example of a “little Christ” who teaches us the power of faith.

TWO Saints for the price of one!

Apostle of Jesus but mystery to us. This Saint Friend will teach you to make sure people know your name.

One of the first Dominican priests and a national hero of Poland. Plus he has a great connection to food!

Patron Saint of barbecues and master of service to the Church and sarcasm.

She was a disciple of Paul and one of the first recorded baptisms in Europe. She’s also mentioned by name more than once in the Bible!

He’s a pope! He’s a Saint! He’s our first Pope Saint!

He was a friend and disciple of Saint Peter. He was a bishop of the early Church assigned to a small Italian city. But who could forget about his tremendous show of perseverance?

Are all Saints perfect all of the time? Of course not. Learn about one of these Saints in the royal court of the Holy Roman Emperor.

This Saint Friend lived and died in a holier way than almost any of us could ever hope to. She’s one of the greatest examples of how to forgive others that we have ever seen in the world. Come walk in the garden with St. Maria Goretti.

He’s the buff but obedient fisherman who Jesus appointed as the head of the Church in the world but he did a lot of things that frustrated Jesus as well. In the first part of Simon Peter’s story, we look at what the Gospels tell us about the Prince of the Apostles.

How does a man go from being the son of a Roman prefect to the bishop of an Italian city? Marriage, conversion, baptism, death, a surprise ordination on Christmas and a lot of writing were the starting point.

Who was the first “Big S” Saint? Would it surprise you that we don’t really know his name?

Where better to start than with Mary, the Mother of God? According to Catholic theology, she is the Queen of the Saints and the first Christian.

Who are Saints and why are they our “Friends?”