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06/02/2026

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Blessed Memorial of Saints Marcellinus & Peter!Marcellinus, a priest, and Peter, an exorcist, were victims of the Diocle...
06/02/2026

Blessed Memorial of Saints Marcellinus & Peter!

Marcellinus, a priest, and Peter, an exorcist, were victims of the Diocletian persecution in 304. They were martyred at a secluded location so Christians couldn't bury and venerate their bodies. However, by divine intervention, two Christian women found the bodies and buried them. Artemius, the prison guard, converted to Christianity. Dorotheus, the executioner, told the story to Pope St. Damasus I and was later baptized by Pope Julius I. The names of Sts. Marcellinus and Peter are mentioned in the Roman Canon as well as the Ambrosian liturgy. (Source: Santi e Beati)

Saints Marcellinus & Peter, pray for us!

"He Didn't Know it Was a Prayer"This report comes from team leader Fr. Ignatius with our Endicott-Mount St. Francis Herm...
06/01/2026

"He Didn't Know it Was a Prayer"

This report comes from team leader Fr. Ignatius with our Endicott-Mount St. Francis Hermitage team in New York:

The Endicott Team returned to the streets of Binghamton this yesterday, and Providence seemed to smile on us in a new way. Fr. Ignatius and John the Postulant set out for about seventy-five minutes at the same place (if it's not broken, don't fix it) and from the first moments it was clear that something had shifted. Last week, though a good day with some deep conversations, most passersby declined the Miraculous Medal. This week was different. Person after person reached out to accept a medal, definitely the majority. So many, in fact, that the supply of ball chains, with which to "string" the medals, ran out entirely.

Fr. Ignatius transitioned to distributing rosaries with a pamphlet on how to pray them, and the response was just as warm. One moment stood out above the rest. A young man approached wearing a rosary around his neck. When Fr. Ignatius asked if he knew how to pray it, the young man looked genuinely surprised to learn it was a prayer at all. A pamphlet was pressed into his hands, and his face lit up with what could only be described as exuberance. The uncomplicated joy of someone who has just discovered a treasure he had been carrying all along.

Even the rosary pamphlets eventually ran out, and so Fr. Ignatius switched to pamphlets on Marian devotion, which were likewise received with openness. A man who had rather coolly declined a medal the week before accepted a rosary this time with great warmth and kindness.

Fr. Ignatius attributes the fruit of this outing in no small part to the intercession he had quietly asked of a soul or two. The Blessed Mother, it seems, was at work before the team ever arrived. Next week's plan: generously restock supplies and ask for more prayer!

Blessed Memorial of St. Justin Martyr!“I have accepted the true doctrines of the Christians”, from the Acts of the marty...
06/01/2026

Blessed Memorial of St. Justin Martyr!

“I have accepted the true doctrines of the Christians”, from the Acts of the martyrdom of St. Justin and his companion saints:

The saints were seized and brought before the prefect of Rome, whose name was Rusticus. As they stood before the judgement seat, Rusticus the prefect said to Justin: “Above all, have faith in the gods and obey the emperors.” Justin said: “We cannot be accused or condemned for obeying the commands of our Saviour, Jesus Christ.”

Rusticus said: “What system of teaching do you profess?” Justin said: “I have tried to learn about every system, but I have accepted the true doctrines of the Christians, though these are not approved by those who are held fast by error.”

The prefect Rusticus said: “Are those doctrines approved by you, wretch that you are?” Justin said: “Yes, for I follow them with their correct teaching.”

The prefect Rusticus said: “What sort of teaching is that?” Justin said: “Worship the God of the Christians. We hold him to be from the beginning the one creator and maker of the whole creation, of things seen and things unseen. We worship also the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God. He was foretold by the prophets as the future herald of salvation for the human race and the teacher of distinguished disciples. For myself, since I am a human being, I consider that what I say is insignificant in comparison with his infinite godhead. I acknowledge the existence of a prophetic power, for the one I have just spoken of as the Son of God was the subject of prophecy. I know that the prophets were inspired from above when they spoke of his coming among men.”

Rusticus said: “You are a Christian, then?” Justin said: “Yes, I am a Christian.”

The prefect said to Justin: “You are called a learned man and think that you know what is true teaching. Listen: if you were scourged and beheaded, are you convinced that you would go up to heaven?” Justin said: “I hope that I shall enter God’s house if I suffer that way. For I know that God’s favour is stored up until the end of the whole world for all who have lived good lives.”

The prefect Rusticus said: “Do you have an idea that you will go up to heaven to receive some suitable rewards?” Justin said: “It is not an idea that I have; it is something I know well and hold to be most certain.”

The prefect Rusticus said: “Now let us come to the point at issue, which is necessary and urgent. Gather round then and with one accord offer sacrifice to the gods.” Justin said: “No one who is right thinking stoops from true worship to false worship.”

The prefect Rusticus said: “If you do not do as you are commanded you will be tortured without mercy.” Justin said: “We hope to suffer torment for the sake of our Lord Jesus Christ, and so be saved. For this will bring us salvation and confidence as we stand before the more terrible and universal judgement-seat of our Lord and Saviour.”

In the same way the other martyrs also said: “Do what you will. We are Christians; we do not offer sacrifice to idols.”

The prefect Rusticus pronounced sentence, saying: “Let those who have refused to sacrifice to the gods and to obey the command of the emperor be scourged and led away to suffer capital punishment according to the ruling of the laws.” Glorifying God, the holy martyrs went out to the accustomed place. They were beheaded, and so fulfilled their witness of martyrdom in confessing their faith in their Saviour.

St. Justin Martyr, pray for us!

"Never Typical"The following report comes to us from team leader Lucy in Boise, Idaho:It’s impossible to predict who wil...
05/31/2026

"Never Typical"

The following report comes to us from team leader Lucy in Boise, Idaho:

It’s impossible to predict who will be drawn to the Rosary table. One young man on a bicycle circled back after hearing the Rosaries were free. Though unfamiliar with the Rosary, he was relieved to learn we were Catholic Christians and gratefully accepted one. Please pray that “Jack” grows in faith and love for Our Lady.

Four teenage boys stopped by, though one hung back at first. They listened politely as we explained the Rosary, and three accepted one. One boy lingered quietly over the pamphlet but seemed too shy to ask questions. Pray that these young men respond to the Holy Spirit’s call to deeper conversion.

Two young adults brought their elderly grandmother to receive a Rosary. Once we explained how Christ-centered the devotion is, all three chose Rosaries and continued discussing them after they walked away. May the Lord draw them closer to Himself through this prayer.

A homeless man stopped while on the phone and asked for a Rosary. He shared that the shelter where he lives often asks him to lead grace before meals. Lord, provide for his needs and guide him toward stability and hope.

Near the end of the outing, “Eric,” an airline pilot, stopped by. Though not Catholic, he shared that he had been listening repeatedly to The Bible in a Year with Fr. Mike Schmitz and had seriously considered becoming Catholic. The evangelists encouraged him not to wait for a “perfect” time to begin. He left with a Rosary and several prayer cards. Please pray that Eric follows the graces God is pouring into his life.

Despite light foot traffic and threatening weather, God blessed the outing. About 30–35 Rosaries were distributed, along with several prayer cards. Thank you for your continued prayers for this apostolate and for all those whom God sends to encounter Christ through His Church.

Praised be Jesus Christ!

05/31/2026

Please join us in praying for our world and all of the St. Paul Street Evangelization teams that they bear fruit for the Kingdom of Heaven. Add your prayer intentions in the comments.

Learn more from our newsletter https://streetevangelization.com/newsletter/

Blessed Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity!A reading from the holy gospel according to John:God so loved the world that ...
05/31/2026

Blessed Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity!

A reading from the holy gospel according to John:

God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but might have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him. Whoever believes in him will not be condemned, but whoever does not believe has already been condemned, because he has not believed in the name of the only Son of God.

- John 3:16-18

"Grace at the Peace Plaza"The following story comes to us from team leader Dr. Deb with our team in Owatonna, MN:Tom and...
05/30/2026

"Grace at the Peace Plaza"

The following story comes to us from team leader Dr. Deb with our team in Owatonna, MN:

Tom and I were blessed with a beautiful day to evangelize at Peace Plaza in Rochester, MN. After praying together for those we would encounter, we set up our Prayer Station near the fountain despite construction and road closures all around us.

Almost immediately, Marie, visiting from Hawaii for medical testing, asked for prayers that her MRI could be moved up so she could return home sooner. After praying for her health, she later returned asking prayers for her friend Tim, who was battling metastatic melanoma. She gratefully accepted blessed medals for both of them.

Throughout the afternoon, many others stopped by seeking prayer. Marianne asked for healing in her health and family relationships. Ryan, whom we’ve met during previous seasons, shared several intentions, including peace in the world, the needs of friends and family, and success for his church’s capital campaign. Lindsay and her husband asked for prayers for clean cancer scans and left encouraged with blessed medals.

One especially joyful moment came when Sal and his family stopped by. After many doctor visits, they had finally received a diagnosis that would help guide his treatment. We prayed in thanksgiving for this answer to prayer, for Sal’s healing, and for his siblings as well. Sal chose St. Michael medals for himself and his twin brother, while his sister received a Guardian Angel medal ahead of her First Communion.

As we packed up, Jeffrey, a clinic worker, stopped to thank us for publicly praying with people. Though he attended a non-denominational church, we shared a beautiful conversation centered on our common love for the Lord.

We thank Jesus for every person we encountered and for the hearts He opened that day.

Praised be Jesus Christ!

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