St. Dismas is remembered in the Gospel as the “Good Thief,” the criminal crucified beside Jesus on Calvary. In his final moments, he performed one of the most powerful acts of faith recorded in Scripture. While the other thief mocked Christ, Dismas rebuked him, acknowledged his own guilt, and professed his belief in Jesus’ innocence and kingship.
Turning to Christ, he humbly pleaded, “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” In response, Jesus gave him a promise that has echoed …Catholic Online > Saint of the DayRead More