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21/08/2025

MEMORIAL

St. Pius X, originally named Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto, was born on June 2, 1835, in Riesi, within the Province of Treviso, Venice. He rose to become the 259th Pope and was declared a saint on May 29, 1954.

Pope Pius X is renowned for implementing liturgical changes and promoting the practice of receiving communion frequently, even from childhood. He strongly opposed Modernism—a movement he deemed heretical—fostered the study of the Bible, and played a key role in organizing Canon Law.

Throughout his papacy, he was deeply dedicated to renewing the Church in the spirit of Christ, showcasing his profound holiness.

The life of St. Pius X is a testament to the Christian values of simplicity and humility. He embodied the teachings of the Cross and demonstrated what it means to live a true Christian life. His humility is best reflected in his final wish: "I was born poor, I have lived in poverty, and I wish to die poor."

His enduring legacy highlights the significance of being fruitful in apostolic work through genuine humility and simplicity. The Church honors St. Pius X on his feast day, celebrated every year on August 21.

20/08/2025

SAINT OF THE DAY

St. Bernard of Clairvaux was born in Fontaines, near Dijon in France, into a noble family known for his profound devotion and theological scholarship.

Following his mother's passing, he entered the Cistercian Order in 1113, a community recognized for its rigorous discipline, and brought along his brothers and friends. Bernard's exceptional spirituality led him to establish the Abbey of Clairvaux, where he served as Abbot.

Beyond his monastic responsibilities, Bernard significantly impacted the Church by founding several monasteries, writing spiritual works, and advising Popes. He consistently declined offers to become a bishop, choosing instead to dedicate himself fully to God's work.

When Pope Eugene III requested it, he zealously preached the Second Crusade throughout France and Germany. Although the crusade ultimately failed, Bernard remained steadfast, blaming its downfall on the moral shortcomings of those involved.

Known for his miraculous gifts, St. Bernard left a lasting legacy on the 12th-century Church. He passed away on August 20, 1153, and is honored on the same day each year.

19/08/2025

SAINT OF THE DAY

St. John Eudes was born on November 14, 1601, in Ri, Normandy, France. At 14, he enrolled in the Jesuit college in Caen and later joined the Congregation of the Oratory of France in 1623, choosing a life of faith over his parents' wishes for him to marry. He was ordained in 1625 and committed himself to caring for those afflicted by the plague in Normandy.

Celebrated for his powerful preaching and skill in confession, John Eudes opposed the Jansenism movement. In 1641, he helped establish a refuge in Caen for women seeking a fresh start.

Two years later, in 1643, he left the Oratorians to found the Congregation of Jesus and Mary, known as the Eudists, aiming to improve clergy education and undertake missionary work, though he encountered difficulties in securing Papal approval.

Undeterred by obstacles, he founded seminaries in multiple French dioceses and, in 1666, obtained Papal approval for the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Refuge. He also encouraged devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Holy Heart of Mary, creating prayers and a Mass to honor these devotions.

St. John Eudes passed away on August 19th and was canonized in 1925. His feast day is celebrated annually on this date.

18/08/2025

SAINT OF THE DAY

Saint Helena, mother of Emperor Constantine the Great, was born around 274 in Drepanum (later called Helenopolis) in Asia Minor to a modest family. Despite her simple beginnings, she married Constantius Chlorus and gave birth to Constantine. In 292, Constantius divorced her to advance his political career, but Helena stayed close to her son.

When Constantine became Emperor, he honored Helena with the title of Augusta and entrusted her with the important task of searching for Christian relics. Between 326 and 328, Helena traveled to the Holy Lands in the Middle East, where she began building several churches, including the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and the Church of Eleona on the Mount of Olives.

In Jerusalem, she identified the site of Jesus Christ's crucifixion, leading to the discovery of the True Cross and other sacred relics, which she brought back to Rome.

Helena was deeply devoted to Christianity and known for her charitable acts, which played a significant role in spreading the faith. She passed away around 330 and was buried in the Mausoleum of Helena. Her sarcophagus is now on display in the Vatican Museum.

Saint Helena is celebrated as the patron saint of new discoveries, with her feast day on August 18.

17/08/2025

SAINT OF THE DAY

St. Clare of Montefalco was born around 1268 in Italy. She joined a Franciscan tertiary community and played a crucial role in founding the Holy Cross Convent in Montefalco in 1290, adhering to the Rule of St. Augustine. After the death of her sister, Joan, who was the abbess, Clare stepped up to lead the convent.

Clare was celebrated for her simple way of life and deep devotion to the suffering of Christ and His Cross. Her unwavering faith was evident throughout her life.

She passed away in 1308, and it was discovered that the image of the Cross was imprinted on her heart, and her body remained incorrupt. Recognized for her holiness, Pope Leo XIII canonized her in 1881. Her feast day is observed on August 17th.

The legacy of St. Clare reminds us to lead a prayerful and committed life, emphasizing humility and a personal relationship with God without relying on extraordinary signs or miracles.

16/08/2025

May we all see how God love us even we see our self unworthy ,because He see us worthy, everyday is a blessing and a new start ..