Pious Path

Catholics be like 👆 St Ambrose, hold me in your loving arms St Hildegard, hold me in your loving arms St Philip Neri, hold me in your loving arms St Margret Bosco, hold me in your loving arms St John Basco, hold me in your loving arms St Bernadette, hold me in your loving arms St John 23rd, hold me in your loving arms St Padre Pio, hold me in your loving arms All the saints in Heaven, hold me in your loving arms Guardian Angel, hold me in your loving arms St Michael, hold me

We Pray for All In Purgatory Mary, Queen of Heaven, hold them in your loving heart. Jesus, king of the universe, hold them in your loving heart. We Pray for All the Living Mary, Queen of Heaven, hold them in your loving heart. Jesus, king of the universe, hold them in your loving heart. Saints St Padre Pio, pray for us. St Ambrose, pray for us. St Bernadette, pray for us. St John the 23rd, pray for us. St Hildegard, pray for us. St Margret Basco, pray for us. St John Basco, p

The saints below are historically and popularly known for joy. Joy was not a side note in their lives — it was their most visible and remembered characteristic. People experienced them as happy, cheerful, warm, and life-giving. Their joy was obvious enough that it became part of how they are remembered by the Church. What follows looks simply at the joyful things they did, the ordinary human actions through which their joy was shared. Joy in Action: What These Saints Did St.