Tuesday, January 6

The Twelve Apostles of Ireland, also known as the Twelve Apostles of Erin or Dhá Aspal Déag na hÉireann, were a group...

Saint Charles of Sezze, also known as Carlo of Sezze, was born on October 19, 1613, in Sezze, Roman Campagna, Italy.

Saint André Bessette, also known as Alfred, Alfredo, Andreas, and Frère André, was born on August 9, 1845, in...

Saint Eigrad, also known as Eigrad of Anglesey, was a distinguished figure in the early Christian history of Wales.

Saint Julius, also known as Julius the Martyr, was a revered figure in early Christianity.

Saint Juan de Ribera, also known as Juan of Ribera or Juan of Rivera, was born on March 20, 1532, in Seville, Spain.

Saint Demetrius of Philadelphia, also known as Dimitrios or Dimitri, was a first-century bishop of Philadelphia in Asia...

Saint Guy of Auxerre, also known as Guido, was a distinguished Catholic saint who made significant contributions to...

Saint Pia of Quedlinburg, also known simply as Saint Pia, was a devout hermitess and later the abbess of the double...

Saint Julian, also known as Julian of Antioch, was a devout Catholic saint who lived during the fourth century.

Saint Hywyn of Aberdaron, also known as Ewen or Owen, was a renowned Welsh saint and a faithful companion of Saint...

Saint Petran of Landévennec, also known as Bedan, Bedran, Paezron, Pedran, Pedraon, Peran, Peron, Petron, Petronus, and...

Saint Basillisa was a devout woman who dedicated her life to living in holy matrimony with her husband, Saint Julian.

Saint Wiltrudis of Bergen, also known as Biletrudis or Wiltrude, was a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to...

Saint Peter of Canterbury, also known as Peter of Rome, was a Benedictine monk who played a significant role in the...

Saint Macra of Rheims, also known as Macra of Aisne, Macra of Fere-en-Tardenois, Macra of Fismes, and Macra of France,...

Saint Rafaela Porras y Ayllón was born on March 1, 1850, in Pedro Abad, Cordoba, Spain.

Saint Andrew Corsini, also known as Andrea Corsini, Andres Corsino, and the Apostle of Florence, was born in 1302 in...

Saint Felix of Nantes was born in the Aquitaine region of modern France around the year 515.

Saint Balthasar, also known as Baltasar, is revered as one of the Three Magi or Wise Men who journeyed from the East to...

Saint Antoninus is a Christian martyr, and not much else is known about his life.

Saint Caspar, also known as Gaspar or Kasper, is celebrated as one of the Three Magi or Wise Men who visited baby Jesus...

Saint Abo of Tblisi, also known as Abo of Tibileli, Abo of Tiflis, and Abo the Perfumer, was born in the 8th century in...

Saint Melchior, also known as Saint Melchior of Cologne, is renowned as one of the Three Magi, wise men who visited the...

Saint Edeyrn, also known as Edern, was a renowned hermit and evangelist who lived during the 6th century.

Saint Honorius, also known as Honorious or Honoure, was a martyr whose life and deeds have become shrouded in mystery...

Saint Nilammon of Geris, also known as Nilammone, Nilamon, or Nillammon, was an influential hermit and bishop in Geris,...

Saint Schotin, also known as Scarthin, Schottin, or Scothin, was an Irish Catholic saint who left his homeland to...

Saint Pompejanus was a Christian martyr who lived during the early centuries of Christianity.

Saint Merninus, also known as Mernan, was a hermit hailing from the town of Bangor in Wales.

Saint Diman Dubh of Connor, also known as Dima, Diman the Black, Dimas, Dimaus, and Dubh, was a prominent figure in the...

Consecrated to God as a small child at the abbey of Hirschau, Germany, Saint Erminold was educated by and professed as...