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Faith Resources
Below are resources to explore our faith. Come back often to find new resources to continue your Faith journey
July Feast Days
(* denotes Auxiliaries celebrating the feast day)
July 1 - St Junipero Serra, priest
* San Diego, CA
July 3 - St Thomas, Apostle
July 4 -St Pier Giorgio Frassati,
July 5 - St Elizabeth of Portugal/St. Anthony of Zaccaria
July 6- St Maria Goretti, virgin & martyr
July 9- St Pauline of the Agonizing Heart of Jesus/St. Augustine
Zhao Rong & companions, martyrs
July 11- St Benedict, abbot
July 12 Sts Louis & Zelie Martin, parents of St Therese of Lisieux
July 13 St. Henry
July 14 St Kateri Tekawitha
July 15 St Vladmyr of Kyiv/ St Bonaventure, bishop & Dr of the Church
* Concord, CA. / Davie, FL
July 16 Our Lady of Mount Carmel
July 18 St Camillus de Lellis, Priest
July 20 St Apollinaris, bishop & martyr
July 21 St Lawrence of Brindisi, priest & Dr of the church
July 22 St Mary Magdaline
July 23 St Bridget of Sweden, religious
July 24 St Charbel Makhluf, priest
July 25 St James the Greater, apostle
*Concord, NC
July 26 Sts Joachim & Anne, parents of the Virgin Mary
July 27 St Pantaleon, martyr
July 29-Sts Martha, Mary & Lazurus
July 30-St Peter Chrysologus, bishop & Dr of the Church
July 31 St Ignatius of Loyola, priest
* San Jose, CA



Sts Louis & Zelie Martin,
Parents of St. Therese of Lisieux
Sts. Louis Martin and Zélie Guérin were the parents of nine children, five of whom became nuns and 4 that died in
childbirth, including the future St. Therese of Lisieux.
Louis was a watchmaker and Zélie was a lacemaker
when they married in France in 1858. With the success
of Zélie’s lacemaking, Louis stopped watchmaking to
help his wife’s business and to help educate the children.
Upon Zélie’s death in 1877, when Therese (the youngest)
was only 4, Louis continued to care for and educate his
children, including teaching them about the faith.
Louis and Zélie serve as role models for
living the sacrament of matrimony, parenting, and life in
church at home. They were canonized together on
October 18, 2015, making them the first couple to be
canonized together. They are known as the patron saints
for marriage, parenting, family life and widowers.






