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Daily readings: June 26 – July 2
June 24, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The princess who forswore sleep in order to pass her nights in prayer
June 20, 2011
St Etheldreda (June 23) helped establish religious life as an acceptable vocation for ex-queens and princesses in England
Daily readings: June 19 – 25
June 17, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Form
The early preacher to the Gentiles nicknamed ‘Jupiter’
June 13, 2011
St Barnabas (June 11) was a crucial figure in the early history of Christianity, who preached to the Gentiles together with St Paul
Daily readings: June 12 – 18
June 13, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
Daily readings: June 5 – 11
June 06, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The baker murdered by his apprentice
May 19, 2011
St William of Perth (May 23) had taken in an abandoned child and taught him the arts of bakery
Daily readings: May 22 – 28
May 19, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The monk who softened St Augustine’s teaching on grace
May 12, 2011
St Vincent de Lérins (May 14) tried to find a middle way between Augustine and the Pelagians
Daily readings: May 15 – 21
May 12, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The priest who saved boys from a life of crime and girls from prostitution
May 06, 2011
St Agostino Roscelli (May 7) insisted he was merely a 'poor priest'. John Paul II thought otherwise
Daily readings: May 8 – 14
May 06, 2011
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