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From betrayal to benediction: Three cities, two paintings and the one and only Caravaggio
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The holy pope who lived on vegetable broth and crayfish
April 27, 2011
St Pius V (April 30), who excommunicated Queen Elizabeth, continued to live as a monk even after he became pope
The priest who changed the way we treat the mentally ill
April 21, 2011
St Benedict Menni (April 24) gave his life to outcasts in an era of anti-clericalism
Daily readings: April 24 – 30
April 21, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
Daily readings: April 17 – 24
April 20, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The bishop hacked to death by his own king
April 07, 2011
St Stanislaus (April 11)
Daily readings: April 10 – 17
April 07, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The patron saint of footballers who worked tirelessly for the poor
March 31, 2011
St Luigi Scrosoppi (April 3) founded the Sisters of Providence, opening 12 houses before he died
Daily readings: April 3 – 9
March 31, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The abbot who believed that guilt and fear were essential for spiritual growth
March 25, 2011
St John Climacus (March 30) wrote The Ladder of Divine Ascent, one of the most important devotional texts of the Middle Ages
Daily readings: March 27 – April 2
March 25, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
The hermit who prayed in the freezing Celtic sea
March 16, 2011
St Cuthbert (March 20) was an examplar of a less triumphal, more inward form of religion than that represented by St Wilfrid, the pope's henchman
Daily readings: March 20 – 26
March 16, 2011
Scripture readings in the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms
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