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About Dawn Beutner
Dawn Beutner is the editor of a new book All Things Are Possible: The Selected Writings of Mother Cabrini (Ignatius Press, 2025). She is also the author of The Leaven of the Saints: Bringing Christ into a Fallen World (Ignatius Press, 2023), and Saints: Becoming an Image of Christ Every Day of the Year also from Ignatius Press. She blogs at dawnbeutner.com and has been active in various pro-life ministries for more than thirty years.
The Dispatch

The trials, miracles, and weaknesses of Saint John Vianney, the Curé d’Ars

August 4, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

Saint John Vianney is known today as a great saint and a patron for parish priests and confessors. But he also suffered through many trials during his life, which can be overlooked if we focus […]

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Saint Alphonsus de Liguori and his besetting sin of scrupulosity

August 1, 2026 Dawn Beutner 10

Scrupulosity over moral matters is not a common problem in our world today. After all, today one is more likely to be treated like a social pariah for failing to recycle trash than for committing […]

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The nobleman who proved that angry, young men can become saints

July 18, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

The phenomenon of angry, young men turning to violence, developing addictions, and wandering aimlessly through life is not new. That’s what the life of Saint Camillus de Lellis (1550-1614) looked like when he was twenty-five […]

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What happens when you turn a Saint into a scapegoat?

July 17, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

Everyone knows what a scapegoat is, but few realize that the word comes from the Bible. In Leviticus 16:20-22, Moses told his brother Aaron to take a live goat, lay his hands on the goat’s […]

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Saint Francis of Assisi was more than just a lover of birds

July 16, 2026 Dawn Beutner 10

It only took 653 days. Pope Gregory IX declared Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone to be a saint on July 16, 1228, even though “Il Poverello”, the little poor man of Assisi, had only been […]

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Saint Kateri Tekakwitha’s path to holiness

July 14, 2026 Dawn Beutner 5

Saint Camillus de Lellis founded a religious order that cares for the sick all over the world. But in the United States, his feast day is translated to another date so that Americans can honor […]

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The joys, sufferings, and spiritual fruits of the marriage of Louis and Zelie Martin

July 12, 2026 Dawn Beutner 6

While Saint Thérèse of Lisieux seemed to live an ordinary life in a middle-class French family, her autobiography is far from ordinary. The Story of a Soul has inspired millions of Catholics to recognize that, […]

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Soldier-Saints who fought for peace and brought Christ to the battlefield

July 2, 2026 Dawn Beutner 8

Catholics might be surprised to learn that the Church recognizes hundreds of soldiers as Saints and Blesseds. While the Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us of our Christian duty to avoid war (see nos. […]

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What St. Josemaría Escrivá’s detractors can teach us about him and about holiness

June 26, 2026 Dawn Beutner 11

Not every saint is universally esteemed at the time of his or her death. False accusations from a hostile priest stained the reputation of Saint John of the Cross for decades after he died. Soon-to-be […]

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The real reasons behind the deaths of the Ugandan martyrs

June 3, 2026 Dawn Beutner 13

In the history of the Church, there have been many Christians who have been bluntly told that if they did not renounce their faith in Jesus Christ, they would be killed. But martyrdom is usually […]

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