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(via Saint of the Day – 25 July – Saint Theodemirus (Died c851) Monk and Martyr)

Saint of the Day – 25 July – Saint Theodemirus (Died c851) Monk of Carmona Monestery and Martyr of Cordoba, Spain. He is also remembered as one of the Martyrs of Cordoba.

The Roman Martyrology reads today: “At Cordoba, St Theodemirus, Monk and Martyr.”

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(via Our Morning Offering – 25 July – The Christopher Prayer, Make us true Christ-Bearers)

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(via One Minute Reflection – 25 July – Can you drink the Chalice that I shall drink?” – Matthew 20:22)

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(via Quote/s of the Day – 25 July – Santiago!)

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(via Thought for the Day – 25 July – Our Martyrdom)

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(via St James the Greater, Apostle and Martyr, St Christopher, Martyr, Notre-Dame du Saguenay / Our Lady of Lac Bouchet, Quebec (1920) and Memorials of the Saints – 25 July)

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(via Thought for the Day – 24 July – Prayer as a Necessary Means of Salvation)

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(via Vigil of St James, Apostle, Foundation of Our Lady of Cambron, France (1148) and the Saints for 24 July)

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(via Saint of the Day – 24 July – Saint Declan (5th Century) Bishop)

Saint of the Day – 24 July – Saint Declan (5th Century) the 1st Bishop of Ardmore, county Waterford, Ireland. Born in the 5th Century at Desi, Waterford, Ireland and more than likely died at his See in Ardmore. Patronages – Ardmore, the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore.

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(via Our Morning Offering – 24 July – O God of Love,)

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(via One Minute Reflection – 24 July – ‘ … This is the kind of love which renews us. … As I have loved you.’)

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(via Quote/s of the Day – 24 July – St Francisco Solano)

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(via Saint/s of the Day – 23 July – Saint Theophilus (Died c302) andSaint Trophimus (Died c302) Martyrs)

Saint/s of the Day – 23 July – Saint Theophilus (Died c302) and Saint Trophimus (Died c302) Martyrs of Rome. T hese two were probably brothers and also more than likely citizens of Rome.

The only information we have is from the Roman Martyrology (1914) as below.

The Roman Martyrology reads today: “The birthday of the holy Martyrs Trophimus and Theophilus, who received their Crowns of Martyrdom by being beaten with stones, scorched with fire and finally struck with the sword in the time of the Emperor Diocletian.”

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(via Our Morning Offering – 23 July – Glorious St Joseph!)

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(via One Minute Reflection – 23 July – “I Am in the midst of you, as He Who serves.”)

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(via Quote/s of the Day – 23 July – '… Never place yourself above anyone,...')

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(via Thought for the Day – 23 July – The Duties of Our State)