Basiliscus

Shortly after seizing control of the Eastern Roman Empire, Flavius Basiliscus alienated his supporters by promoting Miaphysitism—a doctrine which holds that in the person of Jesus there was but a single nature that merged both the human and the divine rather than a dual nature. Consequently, his rule lasted just 20 months. Earlier in his career, Basiliscus led the disastrous invasion of Vandal Africa, one of the greatest military operations in history. How many ships and soldiers were involved? More… Discuss

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Saint of the Day for Thursday, May 22nd, 2014: ST. RITA

Saint of the Day for Thursday, May 22nd, 2014

St. Rita

St. Rita was born at Spoleto, Italy in 1381. At an early age, she begged her parents to allow her to enter a convent. Instead they arranged a marriage for her. Rita became a good wife and mother, but … continue reading

May 22

St. Rita St. Quiteria St. Aigulf St. Atto St. Ausonius St. Basiliscus St. Bobo St. Boethian St. Castus & Emilius St. Conall St. Fulk St. Faustinus St. Helen St. John Baptist Machado Bl. John of Cetina Bl. John Forest St. Marcian of Ravenna St. Rita of Cascia St. Romanus of Subiaco Bl. Matthias of Arima St. Michael Ho-Dinh-Hy Bl. Peter of the Assumption St. Peter Pareuzi St. Julia of Carthage

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