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Saint Patrick of Ireland

Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17th is a widely celebrated holiday around the world. Steeped in Irish culture, symbolism, and festivals it is the memorial of Saint Patrick of Ireland and the arrival of Christianity to its people.

The Lent Season & Symbolism

The season of Lent, which lasts for forty days is a time of self-examination, fasting, and penitence. During these 40 days of reflection, many Christians formulate a spiritual discipline, such as praying a daily devotional to bring themselves closer to God.

Lenten Prayer for the Anglican Rosary

During the season of Lent, many Christians give up certain luxuries or engage in acts of self-discipline, such as fasting or prayer, as a way of drawing closer to God.

The Christian Meaning of Valentine’s Day and a Prayer for Love

Saint Valentine’s Day, celebrated annually on February 14, is known around the world as a day of love, romance, and affection. Beyond the flowers, chocolates, and greeting cards, the holiday has deep historical and religious roots.

15 Bible Verses About God Answering Your Prayers

The Bible provides clear definitions to how prayer is important and answered through God's will. Here we list 15 different verses from the Bible about how you can speak to God, how he listens, and answers your prayers.

List of Christian Holidays in 2026

A list of holidays, feasts, and celebrations observed by Christians around the world. Download our printable list, hang it on the fridge, your desk or anywhere you would like to remember these special dates.

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The Baptism of Jesus Christ

Christians around the world commemorate the baptism of Jesus during the holiday of Epiphany, celebrated on January 6th.

Who Were The Three Wise Men

They have been addressed as “wise”, “kings”, or simply “magi”, and in the book of Matthew he tells us about the three wise men who went on a pilgrimage seeking Jesus, following a rising star to Jerusalem.

White dove sits on a branch in winters peace.

Winter Prayer For The Anglican Rosary

Winter invites us into stillness, an inward season of quiet, waiting, and hope, when God’s light feels especially precious in the dark. The following prayer can be used as a standalone prayer or prayed slowly with your Anglican Rosary, letting each bead become a steady step into God’s peace.

Advent Season: History, Celebration, and Significance

Advent is a season filled with anticipation, reflection, and preparation. Rooted in Christian tradition, it marks the period leading up to Christmas and holds deep spiritual significance for believers.

A Brief History of All Saints Day

Every year the church celebrates All Saints’ Day as a way to praise saints and martyrs, both known and unknown. We use this day as a way of remembrance and commemoration of the lives of loved ones whether it be friends, family or even pets.

Christian Cross & Symbols - A Comprehensive Guide

The Christian cross and its associated symbols are some of the world's most recognizable and iconic images. The cross, which represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, is the central symbol of Christianity and is found in various forms throughout Christian art and culture. In addition to the cross, numerous other symbols are significant for Christians, each with a unique meaning and history.

Serenity Prayer for the Anglican Rosary

This Serenity prayer may be recited while using Anglican prayer beads. You can use it when you're feeling stressed or going through a tough situation. It reminds you to focus on what you can change and let go of what you can't.

Witnesses of Jesus Christ's Resurrection, Teachings, and Ascension

On the third day after Jesus was crucified he resurrected from the dead appearing to his disciples and many other people over a period of 40 days. Jesus showed them that he was alive and had conquered death, and he taught them more about God's kingdom.

Celebrating Easter: A Brief Overview

Easter is a time of hope and renewal, as Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and the promise of eternal life. The holiday is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the Spring Equinox, which typically falls between March 22 and April 25.

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