Saint Charles Borromeo

Saint Charles Borromeo (1538–1584) was a key figure in the Catholic Church during the Counter-Reformation, known for his efforts to reform and improve the clergy and church practices. As Archbishop of Milan, he prioritized education for priests, helped implement the reforms of the Council of Trent, and cared intensely for the poor and sick. His leadership promoted better church discipline, clarity in worship, and social outreach. Canonized as a saint, he is remembered for his dedication to renewal within the Church and his compassionate dedication to helping others.