Thursday, January 1

Saint Joseph Mary Tomasi, also known as Giuseppe Maria Tomasi di Lampedusa, was born on September 12, 1649, in Licata,...

Saint Odilo of Cluny, also known as the Archangel of Monks, Odilo of the Poor Souls, Olon, Odilón, or Odilone, was born...

Saint Vincent Strambi, also known as Vincenzo Maria Strambi, was born on January 1, 1745, in Civitavecchia, Italy.

Saint Peter of Atroa, also known as Pierre d'Atroa or Theophylact, was born in 773 near Ephesus, Asia Minor (modern...

Saint Telemachus, also known as Almachio, Almachius, Almachus, or Almaquio, was a hermit or monk from the eastern part...

Saint Maelrhys, also known simply as Maelrhys, was a Christian saint who lived during the 6th century in Brittany,...

Saint Concordius of Arles, also known as Concorde, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church during the...

Saint Baglan of Wales, also known as Saint Baglan the Missionary, was a fifth-century missionary hailing from Brittany...

Breton Missionaries To Britain is a collective term used to commemorate the lives and works of 48 hermits and monks...

Saint Connat, also known as Comnata or Comnatan, was a revered nun and abbess of the Saint Brigid's convent in Kildare,...

Saint Buonfiglio Monaldi, also known as Bonfilio Monaldo, Bonfiglio Monaldi, Buonfiglio da Firenze, and Buonfiglio of...

Saint Felix of Bourges, also known as Saint Felix of Champagne, was a renowned Bishop of Bourges, France.

Saint Justin of Chieti, also known as Justin of Siponto, was a renowned Bishop of Chieti, Italy.

Saint Gregory Nazianzen the Elder, also known as Gregory of Nazianzus the Elder, was born around the year 276 in...

Saint Colman Mac Rónán, also known as Colmanus, was an Irish bishop and a revered figure in the Catholic Church.

Saint Frodobert of Troyes, also known as Frodobert of Moutier-la-Celle, was born around 600 in Troyes, France.

Saint Fulgentius of Ruspe, also known as Fabius Claudius Gordianus Fulgentius, was born around the year 465 in...

Saint Elvan, also known as Eluan or Elvanus, was a significant figure in the early missionary efforts in Britain during...

Saint Severino Gallo was a renowned Catholic saint who lived during the early 15th century.

Saint Zygmunt Gorazdowski, also known as Zigmund Horazdowski, was a Roman Catholic saint who lived in an area...

The Martyred Soldiers of Rome were a group of thirty soldiers who gave their lives for their faith during the...

Saint Colman Muillin of Derrykeighan, also known as Colman of Doire Caocháin, Colman Moldendarius, Colman Miller, and...

Saint Fanchea, also known as Faenche, Fainche, Faine, Garbh, or Garbhp, was a renowned Irish nun and spiritual director.

Saint Concordius of Tivoli, also known as Concordio, was born in Rome, Italy.

Saint Brogan holds a unique place in Catholic history as a figure mentioned in the Gorman Martyrology.

Saint William of Dijon, also known as William of Cluny, William of Fécamp, William of Saint Benignus, William of...

Saint Basil of Aix, also known as Saint Basilius, was a renowned Catholic priest, bishop, and miracle worker in Arles,...

Saint Tyfrydog, also known as Tyvrydog, was a sixth-century monk and a significant figure in the Catholic Church.

Saint Clarus of Vienne, also known as Clarus du Dauphiné, Clair, and Claro, was a Benedictine monk and renowned...

Saint Zedislava Berka, also known as Zdislava Berka, Zedislava Berkiana, and Zdislava of Lemberk, was born around 1220...

Saint Basilius of Ancyra, also known as Basil of Ancyra, was a devout layman who lived in Ancyra, Galatia, which is now...

Saint Eugendus of Condat, also known as Agendus, Augendus, Eugend, Eugendo, Oyan, Oyand, Oyend, and Yan, was born...

Saint Peter of Temissis was a courageous and devout Christian martyr during a time of Muslim control in Temissis, Asia...

Saint Demet of Plozévet, also known as Demet of Plozeved, Demat, Dervel, Devet, Tevet, and Zevet, was a hermit who...

Saint Thaumastus of Mainz, also known as Thaumastus of Poitiers or Theomastus of Poitiers, was an early 5th-century...

Saint Magnus The Martyr, whose feast day is celebrated on January 1st, is a saint whose life and details of martyrdom...

Saint Concordius of Spoleto, also known as Concord or Concorde, was a devout sub-deacon in Rome, Italy, who lived...

The Martyrs of Africa were a group of eight Christians who were martyred together in Africa, although the exact date of...

Saint Euphrosyne of Alexandria, whose historicity is now questioned by modern scholarship, is a figure whose life was...

Saint Theodotus was a Christian martyr who lived during the early centuries of the Church.

Saint Mydwyn, also known as Meduin, Medwin, Medwy, and Medwyn, was a significant figure in the early Christian history...

Saint Fintan of Myshall, also known as Fintan of Midhíseal, Fintanus of.

Saint Clarus of Vallis Regia, also known as Chiaro, is a Catholic saint from Genoa, Italy.

Saint Sciath of Ardskeagh, sixth-century nun and daughter of Meacher, traced her noble lineage to the High-King Conor...

Saint Cuan, a man who once embraced the martial life, underwent a profound conversion, renouncing the sword for the...