Saint Luke in 2021

Happy Feast of St. Luke, y’all! https://t.co/fiCuAbv8id

— Thy Geekdom Come (@ThyGeekdomCome) October 18, 2021

As we celebrate the Feast of St. Luke, writer of the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, we pause to think about the power of evangelization and his part in bringing us the story of Jesus and his church. #StLuke https://t.co/quXfygpSjW

— FranciscanSisters (@OSF_sisters) October 18, 2021

St. Luke the Evangelist writes that he drew information from “eyewitnesses and ministers of the word,” perhaps the Virgin Mary herself - as the source of his rich infancy narrative. Reminder: get your evangelist-inspired Christmas cards now, so hard to find at the last minute! https://t.co/DRs9y6ikqb

— Bishop Robert Reed (@BpRobertReed) October 18, 2021

Today is the feast of St. Luke the evangelist. He gives us a portrait of Jesus as the divine physician who heals our souls. All life is in your hands, Lord. Help us to understand the pain of others' hearts & teach us to be living signs of your mercy and your healing #AMDG https://t.co/CKzJCF4sj2

— Marquette High (@marquettehigh) October 18, 2021

Saint Luke the Evangelist- Missionary, Physician & Historian: #PrayForUs https://t.co/vSQpS1tF83

— NYPD Holy Name Brooklyn/Queens (@NYPD_Holy_Name) October 18, 2021

St. Luke the Evangelist, pray for us! https://t.co/9kPMxxW4WS

— Voyage Comics (@VoyageComics) October 18, 2021

St. Luke the Evangelist, pray for us! Join us at the Catholic Center today for Rosary at 3:30, Adoration at 4, and Mass at 5. #rhodycatholic #uri #universityofri #catholic #dioceseofprovidence https://t.co/sJzDByAbuu

— RhodyCatholic (@RhodyCatholic) October 18, 2021