Explore

Saints

We believe saints are women and men who have passed into eternal life and are now in the warm embrace of God in heaven. We believe they are able to pray to God for us and for our intentions here on earth. This board contains images of the Church's canonized saints, others being considered for beatification and canonization, and a few other deceased men and women who we hope will be considered one day.
91 Pins
·
5mo
By
Paulist Fathers
an old black and white photo of a nun
Maria Elizabeth
Female Saints
St Bridget
Maria Isabel
Blessed Mary
Bride Of Christ
Peace Signs
World Religions
Mary Elizabeth
Hesselblad Elisabetta
St. Elisabeth Hesselblad trained to be a nurse at Roosevelt Hospital on Manhattan's West Side in New York City, just steps from our Motherhouse in New York City.
a man with glasses is smiling in front of a wall hanging on the wall behind him
Paul The Apostle
University Of Colorado
Praying To God
March 8
Comedy Central
Screenwriting
New Movies
Release Date
Halo
Rod Barr, "Cabrini" Producer and Screenwriter
Rod Barr, "Cabrini" Producer and Screenwriter
an old black and white photo of a woman wearing a collared shirt with short hair
Way Of The Cross
Holy Father
Pope John
Papa Francisco
Pope Francis
Second World
A Saint Across the Street
A Saint Across the Street
Romero and Paul VI: Anyone Can Build Up the Kingdom! Oscar Romero Quotes, Ernesto Che Guevara, Oscar Romero, Why Jesus, Oral History, The Kingdom Of God, Movie Characters, Jesus Quotes
Oscar Romero Quotes
Ernesto Che Guevara
Oscar Romero
Why Jesus
Oral History
The Kingdom Of God
Movie Characters
Jesus Quotes
Romero and Paul VI: Anyone Can Build Up the Kingdom!
Romero and Paul VI: Anyone Can Build Up the Kingdom!
two hands holding each other with the words supporting one another above them on a blue wooden background
Spiritually Connected
Thérèse Of Lisieux
Here On Earth
Eternal Life
Supporting One Another
Supporting One Another
a group of people riding on the back of a float in a parade down a street
Celtic Spirituality
Sacred Scripture
St Andrew
Grand Rapids Mi
The Cathedral
Horror Music
Western Movies
Grand Rapids
St. Patrick's Day - Psalm Sense with Paulist Fr. John Geaney
Happy St. Patrick's Day! In this installment of "Psalm Sense," Paulist Fr. John Geaney reflects on St. Patrick's Day, Celtic spirituality and Psalm 148. A veteran Catholic communicator and pastor, Fr. Geaney lives today at the Paulist Center in Boston. He most recently served as rector of the Cathedral of St. Andrew in Grand Rapids, MI. To watch more videos in the "Psalm Sense" series, please visit this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrd9oadgqwXyosq273CHfiPOoUVAn7nHg To le
an old man with glasses and a blue shirt is sitting in front of a fireplace
St Patrick’s Day
Psalms
Spirituality
St. Patrick's Day - Psalm Sense with Paulist Fr. John Geaney
St. Patrick's Day - Psalm Sense with Paulist Fr. John Geaney
an old man with glasses and a happy valentine's day sign in front of him
St Valentine
Saint Valentine
Psalm Sense: St. Valentine and Psalm 18
Psalm Sense: St. Valentine and Psalm 18
two people standing in front of a green and purple background with text overlaying the image
Medical Degree
Palliative Care
Church Building
Columbia University
Harvard University
Medical College
November 1
November 1, 2021 Solemnity of All Saints - 8:30 AM Mass
Solemnity of All Saints - Monday, November 1, 2021 - 8:30 AM Mass
the little way to every day by frances broome - csp on a wooden background
Every Day
Book Cover
Books
Paulist Press book: "The Little Way for Every Day: Thoughts from Thérèse of Lisieux"
Paulist Fr. Francis Broome (1907 - 1978) selected and translated the selections in this Paulist Press book "The Little Way for Every Day: Thoughts from Thérèse of Lisieux."
Related searches
Roman catholic
Dorothy day
Saint teresa of calcutta
St brigid
Church building
an old photo of a woman sitting in a chair next to a potted plant
Rose Hawthorne
St Paul The Apostle
Servant Of God
Selfless Service
Build A Bridge
The New Colossus
Service To Others
Roman Church
The Scarlet Letter
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop (Mother Mary Alphonsa)
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop (later Mother Mary Alphonsa, foundress of the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne) was received into the Church on March 19, 1891, by Paulist Fr. Alfred Young at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle in New York City.
a painting of a woman wearing a white veil
Saint Paul The Apostle
Feast Of St Joseph
Saint Joseph
Roman Catholic Church
March 19
St Joseph
Biography
" ... George and Rose were received into the Roman Catholic Church under the instruction of Father Alfred Young, C.S.P. at Saint Paul the Apostle Church, New York City on the feast of Saint Joseph, March 19, 1891. ... "
This may contain: a black and white photo of a man holding a tennis racquet in his right hand
14:16
Media Office
Yoga Facial
Rainbow Items
Powerlifting
Clone Wars
Optical Illusions
Black Booties
Our World
Sicily
The Thornless Road
St. Rosalia was a hermitess who lived from 1130 to c. 1170 in #Sicily. As our world addresses COVID-19 and its impact, accounts of St. Rosalia's intercession during plagues may give us hope – and inspire our prayers. This short film about "the little saint" was narrated by Paulist Fr. Joe Ciccone, vice rector of St. Patrick's Catholic American Parish in Rome. It was created by Emanuele Sesta (a native of Sicily who a was parishioner at St. Paul's in NYC) and produced by our Media Office.
a woman standing in front of a crowd with her face painted on to the side
The Ohio State University
And July
Ohio State
Short Film
"The Thornless Rose"
"The Thornless Rose"