Total and self giving love Fruitfull love Faithfull love
A story told about St. Isidore (feast day, May 15) is that he often came later to work in the fields than other laborers because he would first attend Mass in the morning. Yet his work never suffered and he always met the chores required of him. It was said two angels, one on either side of Isidore, appeared and joined their pious companion in plowing the fields.
The couple took a vow of continence to serve God. He shared what he had with the poor, even his meals. He often gave them more than he had for himself.
She knew that her husband Isidore would often bring home anyone who was hungry.
She knew that her husband Isidore would often bring home anyone who was hungry. One day he brought home more hungry people than usual. After she served many of them, Maria told him that there simply was no more stew in the pot. He insisted that she check the pot again, and she was able to spoon out enough stew to feed them.
St. Isidore and St. Maria de la Cabeza
Maggie Miller
Created on April 26, 2021
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Total and self giving love Fruitfull love Faithfull love
A story told about St. Isidore (feast day, May 15) is that he often came later to work in the fields than other laborers because he would first attend Mass in the morning. Yet his work never suffered and he always met the chores required of him. It was said two angels, one on either side of Isidore, appeared and joined their pious companion in plowing the fields.
The couple took a vow of continence to serve God. He shared what he had with the poor, even his meals. He often gave them more than he had for himself.
She knew that her husband Isidore would often bring home anyone who was hungry.
She knew that her husband Isidore would often bring home anyone who was hungry. One day he brought home more hungry people than usual. After she served many of them, Maria told him that there simply was no more stew in the pot. He insisted that she check the pot again, and she was able to spoon out enough stew to feed them.