Mount St. Scholastica

St. Bernard of Clairvaux was a mystic, reformer, and preacher who called hearts back to Christ and the Cross. With love for Mary and deep theological insight, he shaped medieval monasticism and inspired leaders and laity alike. On his feast, may we renew our love for Christ crucified and seek God with burning hearts. 

"Restore all things in Christ." Pope St. Pius X led with courage and simplicity, strengthening catechesis, defending truth, and promoting frequent Communion—especially for children. He was a shepherd who truly knew his sheep. On his feast day, may we follow his example of humble holiness and devotion to the Eucharist. 

Crowned Queen of Heaven and Earth, Mary reigns not in power, but in love. Her Queenship follows her humility, her Fiat, and her perfect obedience to God. Today we honor our heavenly Mother, who intercedes for us with a heart full of grace. Hail Mary, our Queen and Mother—guide us to your Son!

From restless sinner to Doctor of Grace, St. Augustine’s life is a testimony to the power of conversion and God’s infinite mercy. His words still echo today: “Our hearts are restless until they rest in You.” On his feast, may we surrender our hearts to God’s grace, and let love transform us. St. Augustine, pray […]

A voice crying out in the wilderness, St. John the Baptist prepared the way for Christ and gave his life for truth. Today we honor his bold witness and martyrdom. May we, too, stand for truth with courage and integrity, even when it costs us. St. John the Baptist, fearless prophet and forerunner, pray for […]

St. John Chrysostom, “Golden-Mouthed” preacher and Doctor of the Church, boldly proclaimed truth and lived a life of deep conviction. Known for his eloquence, compassion, and reform efforts, he called for justice and humility in the face of power. May we learn from his courage and eloquence in defending the Gospel. St. John Chrysostom, pray […]

On this day, we remember Our Lady of Sorrows, who stood at the foot of the Cross, sharing in the suffering of her Son. Her heart was pierced with grief, yet she remained faithful and strong. In her sorrow, we find comfort and strength to carry our own crosses. Mary, Mother of Sorrows, walk with […]

St. Cornelius, pope and martyr, stood firm in the faith during fierce persecution. With compassion and courage, he defended unity and mercy in the early Church. His example reminds us that leadership in Christ demands love, sacrifice, and truth. St. Cornelius, pray for unity in our Church and strength in our hearts to follow Christ […]

Today we honor St. Andrew Kim Taegon and Korean martyrs who gave their lives for Christ. In the face of persecution, they chose faith over fear, love over violence. Their witness inspires us to remain steadfast in trials and devoted in love. St. Andrew Kim and companions, pray for us to have the courage to […]

St. Padre Pio, the humble Capuchin friar with the stigmata, reminds us of the power of prayer, confession, and trust in God. Known for miracles, wisdom, and deep devotion, he guided many to Christ. “Pray, hope, and don’t worry,” he taught. St. Padre Pio, intercede for us and help us live in faith and peace.

St. Vincent de Paul devoted his life to the poor, sick, and forgotten. His compassion and tireless charity reshaped how the Church serves those in need. As we honor him today, may we be moved to action and mercy in our own communities.St. Vincent de Paul, help us see Christ in the poor and serve […]

St. Jerome, brilliant scholar and fierce lover of Scripture, devoted his life to translating the Bible so all could encounter Christ. “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ,” he said. May his zeal for God’s Word inspire us to read, live, and share it daily. St. Jerome, pray that we grow in love and knowledge […]

Our Lady of the Rosary invites us to reflect on the mysteries of Christ’s life through the prayer of the rosary. This feast was established after the Christian victory at Lepanto, credited to Mary’s intercession. The rosary is a powerful prayer of peace, strength, and contemplation. Mary, as Queen of the Rosary, is a patroness […]

St. Teresa of Ávila, a Carmelite nun and mystic, devoted her life to prayer and reform. Her writings, including The Interior Castle, continue to inspire people seeking intimacy with God. Despite illness and trials, she pressed forward with humor, courage, and determination, reminding us that prayer is a journey into the depths of the soul. […]

St. Ignatius, an early bishop and disciple of the apostles, courageously witnessed to Christ during times of persecution. On his journey to martyrdom in Rome, he wrote letters encouraging Christians to remain faithful, united, and rooted in love. His deep desire was to be fully united with Christ, even in suffering. Ignatius is the patron […]

St. Luke, author of the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles, beautifully portrays the compassion of Christ. A physician and companion of St. Paul, Luke dedicated his life to spreading the Good News, emphasizing God’s mercy, the role of women, and the joy of discipleship. Tradition holds he was also an artist, painting […]

St. Simon the Zealot and St. Jude Thaddeus, two of Christ’s apostles, remind us of the diverse ways God calls us to serve. Simon is remembered for his passionate zeal, while Jude is known as the patron saint of hopeless causes, offering hope to the discouraged and despairing. Together, they spread the Gospel with courage, […]

Today we honor the countless saints who have gone before us — those canonized and those known only to God. Their lives remind us that holiness comes in many forms: in service, prayer, teaching, compassion, and quiet faithfulness. The Church calls us to rejoice in their witness and to remember that sanctity is not out […]