✦San Isidro Catholic ChurchClear answers. Rooted in truth. Faith EducationMass Schedule Saints & Catholic Life St. Anthony of Padua: From Lisbon to Doctor of the Church A Franciscan preacher whose love for Scripture and care for the poor still call us to a life rooted in Christ. Feast day: June 13Franciscan friarDoctor of the Church […]

Every December, the Catholic world turns its gaze toward Mexico City, where millions gather to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe—a name that stirs devotion, unity, and hope. Known as the Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, she appeared to a humble indigenous man, St. Juan Diego, in 1531 on Tepeyac Hill. What began as a quiet miracle […]

Every year on November 2, Christians around the world pause to remember the departed — those who have left this life but continue to live on in the mercy of God. Known as All Souls’ Day, this observance holds a tender place in the rhythm of the Church’s liturgical calendar, standing as a bridge between […]

Every November is Allhallowtide. As the golden leaves fall and the world seems to pause before winter, Christians across the globe turn their hearts toward remembrance and reverence. This is All Saints’ Day—also known as All Hallows’ Day or the Feast of All Saints—a celebration that honors all the saints who have reached heaven, both […]

✦San Isidro Catholic ChurchClear answers. Rooted in truth. Faith EducationMass Schedule Catholic Faith & Tradition Is Halloween Catholic? The Catholic Origins of All Hallows’ Eve Halloween is the eve. The feast is still to come. October 31 All Hallows’ Eve November 1 All Saints’ Day November 2 All Souls’ Day Halloween is everywhere by the […]