Facebook Twitter Newsletters Email Video News Catholic Life Shopping Saints Bible Prayers Mary Saint of the Day St. Moses Arab hermit and bishop who is called "the Apostle of the Saracens." He lived in the desert regions of Syria and Egypt, caring for the local nomadic tribes. When the Romans imposed peace upon the Saracens, Queen Mavia, the Saracen ruler, demanded that Moses be consecrated a bishop. He accepted against his will and maintained the peace between the Saracens and Rome. The Saracens were a nomadic people of the Syro-Egyptian desert so designated by the Romans.   Read More » More Saints of the Day St. Richard St. Adaucus St. Amulwinus St. Anatolius St. Augulus Bl. William Richardson St. Theodore Stratelates St. Tressan St. Chrysolius St. Fidelis St. Julian of Bologna St. Lawrence of Siponto St. Luke the Younger Bl. Rizzerio St. Meldon Bl. Anselm Polanco Fontecha Bl. Felipe Ripoll Morata Bl. Pius IX Tomorrow's Saint of the Day St. Jerome Emiliani Jerome Emiliani lay chained in the dark dirty dungeon. Only a short time before he had been a military commander for Venice in charge of a fortress. He didn't care much about God because he didn't need him -- he had his own strength and the strength of his soldiers and weapons. When Venice's enemies, the League of Cambrai, captured the fortress, he was dragged off and imprisoned. There in the dungeon, Jerome decided to get rid of the chains that bound him. He let go of his worldly attachments and embraced God. When he finally was able to ... Read More » Most Popular In the debate between Ken Ham's Creationism vs. Bill Nye's Science, both are wrong Read More   Answering the Only Question That Matters About Abortion Read More   All Press is Good Press: Pope Francis and the Cover of Rolling Stone Magazine Read More   Time for a Massive Marriage Defense Movement in the U.S.A. Read More   Atheist advertisement planned for Super Bowl ruffles some feathers Read More     News | Catholic Life | PRWire | Encyclopedia | Bible | Prayers | Vocations | Saints & Angels © Copyright 2014 Catholic Online. This e-mail is never sent unsolicited. You have received this Catholic Online e-mail because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. To opt out, see the links below. TO ADVERTISE For information on advertising at Catholic Online, please contact Advertising Sales. TO SUBSCRIBE If this email has been forwarded to you and would like a subscription, please sign up for Catholic Online Newsletters. Remove your e-mail address from our list. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy. This e-mail was sent by: Catholic Online, P.O. Box 9686 Bakersfield, CA 93389 USA