There are two Celtic saints listed on the Calendar for today; they are St. Siadhal of Ireland andSt. Ethelwald of Lindisfarne St. Siadhal of Ireland Saint Sedulius, also known as Siadhal or Shiel, was an Irish priest and poet from the 5th century. Because of his epic poem Carmen Paschale, which tells the story of…
As Pope Saint John Paul II emphasised, those who suffer from mental illness still reflect God’s image and likeness. Saint Dymphna and Saint John of God exemplify compassion and acceptance towards those with mental illness: These saints remind us that compassion, understanding, and acceptance are essential in supporting those affected by mental illness. The Association…
Blessed Hermann of Reichenau Blessed Hermann of Reichenau, also known as Hermann the Cripple, is a remarkable figure in the annals of mediaeval scholarship. Despite his physical limitations, Hermann’s intellectual pursuits and contributions were extraordinary. His work in various fields, from mathematics to music, showcases the remarkable capabilities of the human spirit to overcome adversity….
1. Saint Joseph of Cupertino’s Indeed, the life of Saint Joseph of Cupertino is a moving story of tenacity and spiritual achievement. He had several difficulties right away because his family was impoverished when he was born. He faced major obstacles in a society that did not understand or provide accommodations for people with disabilities,…
I apologise for my laxity, that I have not kept up to date with our website. I am far behind because, well, I have not spent much time on the computer or the websites I oversee. Last December, I was diagnosed with functional neurological disorder and have been unsteady on my feet, experiencing aphasia. This…