St. Luke, evangelist, is the patron saint of doctors, painters, and sculptors. Not much is known about him, but it’s believed that St....

St. Gerard Majella, the patron saint of mothers, is one of my favorite saints. It’s very fitting that his feat day is in the month of...

<p>St. Francis of Assisi\&#8217;s feast day is Oct. 4th. (new and traditional calendars). Elizabeth and I made 2 ornaments for<span class="more-link"><a href="https://catholicinspired.com/2014/10/03/st-francis-of-assisi-craft-liturgical-ornament/">Continue Reading</a></span></p>

St. Jerome was a priest, Doctor of the Church, and translator of the The Latin Bible which was translated from the Hebrew and Aramaic)...

St. Vincent, was a priest and founder of ”Ladies of Charity” which eventually became the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul....

St. Pio of Pietrelcina, priest, religious, and stigmatist, is remembered on Sept. 23. He is an amazing saint and there are many great...

St. Matthew, Apostle, evangelist, and martyr, is the patron saint of bankers and accountants. His feast day is Sept. 21 in the new and...

If you would have known Joseph of Cupertino as a boy, you never would have thought he would become a flying saint! He was neglected and...

St. Robert Bellarmine was born 3rd of 10 children. In 1560 he entered the Society of Jesus and after his ordination he began to teach at...

St. John was given the surname Chrysostomos, meaning ”golden-mouthed” because he was said to speak with eloquence. He is often...

St. Peter Claver is known as the ”Apostle of the Negroes”. St. Peter dedicated himself to the service of the Negro slaves for over...

Saint Gregory the Great is the patron saint of teachers. He is one of the four great doctors of the Latin Church and his feast day is...

St. Monica and St. Augustine were mother and son, so we kept them together. St. Monica, the patron saint of mothers, prayed many, many...

I never heard of St. Rocco (aka: St. Roch) till a few years ago when my sister-in-law (May she rest in peace.) asked me to fix and...

St. Maximilian Kolbe! As my husband likes to say, ”He’s the man!!” Of course he says that about a lot of guy saints. 🙂 If you don’t know...

St. Lawrence is a beloved saint in our house, 1 – because his name is our last name, 2 – we love his since of heroic humor 3 – his...

St. Ignatius of Loyola’s feast day is July 31 (in the new and traditional calendars). St. Ignatius was a solder, but while he was...

St. James the Greater, who was one of the sons of Zebedee, is celebrated in high honor on July 25th (in the new and old calendars). He...

Become “fishers of men” anytime or place! (Except in the rain or in the pool – the game is made of cardboard- it would get soggy! lol!)...

The feast day of St. Joseph the Worker is May first. Rachel (my oldest child -age 15) had such a fun time fixing the Divine Mercy...

In our beautiful Catholic art, lilies are a common sight. They are symbols of purity. Many chaste saints, like St. Joseph and St....

Add a little Catholic flare to your St. Patrick’s day treats! Yes, I know it’s Lent, but how can you not celebrate such a great saint!!...

Saint Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! So I wanted to share a set of Catholic Valentine’s that I created for this special day....

Autumn is the time when plants die and farmers gather their harvest. It’s a time to remember that we are going to die. Our death is the...