Sunday, January 4

Saint Manuel González García, also known as the Apostle of the Abandoned Tabernacles, was born on 25 February 1877 in...

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, also known as Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton, or Mother Seton, was born on August 28, 1774, in...

The Martyrs of Rome, also known as Benedicta, Priscillianus, and Priscus, were three courageous Christians who were...

Saint Libentius of Hamburg, also known as Libentius of Bremen, Liäwizo of.

Saint Dafrosa of Acquapendente, also known as Dafrosa of Rome, Aifrosa, Affrosa, or Daphrosa, was a noblewoman who...

Saint Aedh Dubh, also known as Aedh of Kildare or Aeduus, was a prominent figure in the early medieval period in Ireland.

Saint Theoctistus, also known as Theoctistus of Cucumo, was a renowned Basilian monk who founded the Nicholas Abbey at...

Saint Chroman, also known as Ghronan, was a revered saint who lived in the Cunningham district of Ayrshire, Scotland...

Saint Abruncolo of Langres, also known as Abruncolo of Clermont, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during...

Saint Ferreolus of Uzès, also known as Saint Ferréol d'Uzès, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the...

Saint Celsus of Trier, also known as Celsus of Trier, was born into a noble family and became a prominent figure in the...

Saint Rigobert of Rheims, also known as Gobert, Rigobertus, or Robert, was a renowned Benedictine monk, abbot, and...

Saint Angela of Foligno, also known as the Mistress of Theologians, was born in 1248 in Foligno, Umbria, Italy.

Saint Mavilus of Adrumetum, also known as Majulus, was a devout Christian martyr who lived during the reign of Emperor...

Saint Rigomero of Meaux was a sixth-century bishop at Meaux, France.

Saint Pharaïldis of Ghent, also known as Farahilde, Farailde, Pharaild, Pharailde, Pherailde, Vareide, Varelde,...

Saint Aggaeus The Martyr, also known as Saint Aggaeus or Aggaeus of Italy, was a renowned Christian martyr believed to...

Saint Rumon of Audierne, also known as Druman, Drumé, Raimundus, Raymond, Ruman, or Ruvon, was believed to have been...

Saint Neophytos is one of the lesser-known saints in the Catholic tradition, and not much is recorded about his life.

Saint Gregory of Langres, also known as Gregory of Autun, was a prominent figure in the region of Autun, France during...

Saint Neopista of Rome is a pre-Congregation saint recognized for her martyrdom.

Saint Hermes of Moesia, also known as Ermete or Hermas, was a martyr who lived during the 3rd century.

Saint Gaius of Moesia, also known as Caius, is recognized as a martyr within the Catholic Church.

Saint Stephen Du Bourg, a devoted canon of Saint Rufus’s Abbey at Valence, France, dedicated his life to monastic...