St. Albert the Great was a brilliant teacher, priest, and bishop, who was known in his time as “the wonder and miracle of our age”.

St. Bruno was a school rector and professor, a priest and monk, and founder of an enduring religious order.

Blessed Dina Bélanger was a French-Canadian religious sister and mystic, known as “The Little Flower of Canada”.

“Lord, eternal King of glory, receive me hanging from the wood of this sweet cross. Thou Who art my God, Whom I have seen, do not permit them to loosen me from the cross. Do this for me, O Lord, for I know the virtue of Thy holy cross.” St. Andrew the Apostle (1st century)

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“Give me Yourself, O my God. Surrender Yourself to me, for I love You. And if that is not enough, let me love You more ardently.” St. Augustine of Hippo (4th-5th centuries, Doctor of the Church)

Prayer is the light of the spirit. Prayer and converse with God is a supreme good.…I do not mean the prayer of outward observance but prayer from the heart, not confined to fixed times or periods, but continuous throughout the day and night.

St. Junípero Serra was a Franciscan priest, professor, and an intrepid missionary known as “The Apostle of California”. He was born to farmers Antonio and Margarita Serra, who named him Miguel in 1713.