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Padre Pio: 13 Facts About St. Pio of Pietrelcina to Know and Share, by Alyssa Murphy – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Padre Pio: 13 Facts About St. Pio of Pietrelcina to Know and Share, by Alyssa Murphy

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September 23, 2025

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September 23, 2025

By Alyssa Murphy, National Catholic Register, (CNA), Sept. 23, 2025

Alyssa Murphy is the National Catholic Register’s Managing Editor of Digital Assets. Starting her career on the airwaves in San Francisco, she has worked in all facets of media. Alyssa enjoys writing and covering stories that inspire and uplift. Register readers may be familiar with her voice from EWTN radio’s “Morning Glory.” Alyssa currently lives in New Jersey just outside Manhattan with her husband, Andrew, and young daughter, Annabelle.

This story was first published by the National Catholic Register, CNA’s sister news partner, and has been adapted by CNA.

National Catholic Register, Sep 23, 2025 / 04:00 am – One of the most popular Catholic saints of the 20th century, St. Pio of Pietrelcina, commonly known as Padre Pio, was a Capuchin Franciscan friar, priest, and mystic. His tomb can be found in the Sanctuary of St. Mary Our Lady of Grace in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy.

Padre Pio is known for his deep wisdom about prayer and peace, his stigmata, miraculous reports of his bilocation, being physically attacked by the devil, and mastering the spiritual life.

Padre Pio: 13 Facts About St. Pio of Pietrelcina to Know and Share, by Alyssa Murphy

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By Alyssa Murphy, National Catholic Register, (CNA), Sept. 23, 2025

Padre Pio is known for his deep wisdom about prayer and peace, his stigmata, miraculous reports of his bilocation, being physically attacked by the devil, and mastering the spiritual life.

As the Church celebrates his feast day on Sept. 23, here’s a look at 13 facts about St. Pio’s life and faith.

1. Padre Pio was only 5 years old when he expressed a strong desire to serve God. …

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Padre Pio: 13 Facts About St. Pio of Pietrelcina to Know and Share, by Alyssa Murphy

Fr. Benedict Kiely: AI: Nearness to the Beast

Daily Scripture Readings and Meditations: Hear the Word of God and Do It

By Alyssa Murphy, National Catholic Register, (CNA), Sept. 23, 2025

Padre Pio is known for his deep wisdom about prayer and peace, his stigmata, miraculous reports of his bilocation, being physically attacked by the devil, and mastering the spiritual life.

As the Church celebrates his feast day on Sept. 23, here’s a look at 13 facts about St. Pio’s life and faith.

1. Padre Pio was only 5 years old when he expressed a strong desire to serve God. …

Continue reading >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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