Favorite Saints?

[ripple the car]

As Traditionalist Catholics, do you have any Saints who especially encourage or help you?

 

[mea kulpa]

Apart from our lady who goes without saying i have a particular fondness of st dismas the fact he done some bad things his entire life yet due his repentance and faith in our lord he was saved. He is one of the few saints we have that Christ personally testified about and personally bestowed canonisation. He shows us that it is never too late to accept christ into our lives or repent of our sins

 

[pdudgeon]

Our Lady of Perpetual Help. I wear her medal (which was given me by our parish) fittingly, because as a convert I often find myself in great need of her guidance,help, and mercy.
Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska-- the secretary of Jesus' Divine Mercy-- for her devotion to the Eucharist, and to the Divine Mercy of Christ.
Saint John Bosco, for his faithfulness and love for those who had nothing and no direction in their lives.
and to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
p.s. and adding Saint Anthony, especially now as someone dear to me is MIA.

 

[Stabat Mater dolorosa]

Saint Mary and St Paul.

 

[Rhamiel]

our Lady, especially under the title of Our Lady of Fatima

St. Philomena

and I also think about the Prophet Daniel a lot
he was a faithful servant to the king even though he was in a pagan culture

 

[Goatee]

St Padre Pio

 

[ripple the car]

St Padre Pio

I like him, too.

 

[ripple the car]

On the topic of Saints...

Ten Catholic heroes of the Holocaust – CatholicHerald.co.uk

 

[ripple the car]

I would just like to say, thank you, everyone on here for your prayers, answers, conversation, and support. You guys rock. Christ graciously hear and bless you, and reward you openly for the help you've given me. And continue to give me.

 

[JesusLovesOurLady]

Our Lady, especially under her titles, Our Lady of Sorrows and Our Lady of Fatima.

Saint Alphonsus de Liguori

Saint Augustine

I also like St. Monica, St. Louis De Montfort, and St. Bernadette of Lourdes, to name a few.

 

[pdudgeon]

I would just like to say, thank you, everyone on here for your prayers, answers, conversation, and support. You guys rock. Christ graciously hear and bless you, and reward you openly for the help you've given me. And continue to give me.

it's been our great pleasure, and we learn as well!

 

[ripple the car]

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[StevenMerten]

NAB LUKE 13:28
And there will be wailing and grinding of teeth when you see Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and all the prophets in the kingdom of God and you yourselves cast out.
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Well Jesus tells us that Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and all the prophets, are in heaven. Thus I see the great patriarchs and prophets, as saints. Saint Moses and Saint King David, helped me immensely in my younger years.

I grew up during the UN Vietnam war era. The draft was on. Priests constantly condemned killing in war as the greatest of evils in their homilies. I am, from a family of great American Veterans, yet my soul’s greatest desire has always been to serve my Lord God and Savior, Jesus Christ. My heart was in tremendous turmoil as to what to do. I asked my priest. He said it was my duty to serve my country on the battlefield, and when I got back, I should come to the Church and the Church will help me with all the evil I had done. This did not help me at all.

I turned to my God and prayed hard. I went to scriptures, to at least understand King David and his fame of having killed tens of thousands on the battlefield. King David led me to Moses. It was Moses who taught me Jesus will on when to kill for protection the innocent.

Saint King David and Saint Moses pulled me through the most distressful time of my life. I am forever greatful to them for their help.

Jesus is not a pacifist

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[MoonlessNight]

I've always had a great admiration for the three major Saint Thomas's: Didymus, Aquinas and More.

 

[Elizabeth89]

As Traditionalist Catholics, do you have any Saints who especially encourage or help you?

St. Therese de Lisieux