“Margherita Lotti” (real name) or better known as “Santa Rita de Casia”, was a woman who longed to be a nun, however she married because of her father’s obligation. In this way, she went through a lot of suffering and pain during the marriage, but she shielded herself through prayer and faith in God. Later, … Read more
The image of Jesus of Nazareth is known as Jesus Nazareno Rescatado, Nuestro Padre Jesús de Medinaceli and even thanks to its location in Spain, it is also known as the Lord of Madrid. The worship of Christ of Medinaceli is extremely popular, for which a large number of individuals pray to him and visit … Read more
San Pancracio was a Roman Christian citizen, in the empire at that time there was a great persecution against the believers of this religion.Pancracio’s faith was public, therefore, his capture did not take long. The emperor Diocletian was a friend of his father, so he tried to persuade Pancracio to renounce Christianity. Which Pancracio did … Read more
Saint Jude Thaddeus dedicated his life to taking the Holy Word everywhere, even to non-believers, increasing faith in the people of Mesopotamia and Jerusalem. He is popularly known as one of the 12 disciples of Jesus of Nazareth, mentioned in the Scriptures as the brother of Jesus. He is revered as the holy figure of … Read more
Santa Gema is an Italian saint born near the town of Capannori, on March 12, 1878. During her life, she was a young passionist and mystic, and today she is venerated as a saint by the church. Generally, prayers are made to Saint Gema Galgani to ask for the recovery of people’s health and to … Read more
One of the most reliable realities in the world is the existence of a multicultural society, where customs and religions make people owe themselves spiritually and culturally to something or someone. This is why the world needs something to believe in.Saint Anthony of Padua is part of the Catholic Christian religion, being a recognized and … Read more
Our Lady of Carmen or Virgen del Carmen, are 2 of the most common names to represent “Santa María del Monte Carmelo.” This reflects one of the different invocations of the Virgin Mary. Likewise, its name comes from the veneration on “Mount Carmel” (Holy Land, near Haifa). The name “Carmen” or “Camelo” refer to the … Read more