Biographical entry in the Columbia Encyclopedia. Includes short bibliography.

Founder of the Order of Minims, d. 1507.

Born in England, studied in Ireland, accompanied St. Willibrord on his missionary journeys. Died in 713.

Camden. Contact information, staff directory, information on the programs of the Romero Center.

Information about the series from ITC, the company which distributed the series.

Contact information, staff directory, Mass schedule. Crown Point, Indiana.

Brief article on the fourth-century martyr.

Pewaukee. Maps and directions, Mass schedule, mission statement, parish history, staff directory.

O'Fallon. Mission statement, Mass schedule, staff directory, map and directions, history.

Successor of St. Augustine of Canterbury as archbishop of that see, and died in 619.

Benedictine priest and hermit, d. 1296.

Describes the vocation, life and ministry of the Capuchin-Franciscan Friars - a Catholic religious Order founded by Saint Francis of Assisi - striving to live the gospel of Jesus in prayful joy in service to the poor.…

Brief biographical entry in the Columbia Encyclopedia on the patron saint of Munich, who was canonized much to Luther's displeasure.

Bowling Green. Mission statement, Mass schedule, contact information, history, staff directory.

Portuguese Jesuit missionary to India, martyr, d. 1693.

Wife and mother, Benedictine oblate, mystic, d. 1440.

Presentation of colony of vultures that has been reintroduced, environment, history. Saint Pierre des Tripiers.

Elgin, Illinois.

Aurora. Contact information, staff directory, Mass schedule, map and directions, sacramental policies, how to become a member. Too wide for smaller monitors.

Sister of St. Patrick and the mother of many saints.