Thursday, January 15

Saint Maurus, also known as Mauro, was born in 512 in Rome, Italy, to the noble family of Equitius, a senator, and...

Saint Alexander of Goman, also known as Alexander of the Acremetre, Alexander l'Acemeta, and Alessandro, was a renowned...

Saint Cosmas The Melodist, also known as Cosmas the Hymnographer or Cosmas of Jerusalem, was born in 706 in Jerusalem...

Saint Macarius of Egypt, also known as Macarius the Elder, Macarius the Great, Macarius the Thébaïde, or Makarios the...

Saint Isidore The Egyptian, also known as Isidore of Alexandria, was a prominent figure in early Christianity, known...

Saint Romedio of Nonsberg, also known as Romedio of Hohenwart, Romedio of Salzburg, Romedio of Sanzeno, Romedio of...

Saint Arnold Janssen was born on November 5, 1837, in Goch, North Rhein-Westphalia, Germany.

Saint Eugyppius, also known as Eugippus, was an extraordinary Catholic Saint who made significant contributions to the...

Saint Probus of Rieti, also known as Probo, was a revered bishop in Rieti, Italy, during the 6th century.

Saint Llewellyn, also known as Llywelyn, was a monk who resided at Welshpool and Bardsey in Wales during the 6th century.

Saint Sawl, also known as Sawyl, was a Welsh chieftain and the father of Saint Asaph.

Saint Ita of Killeedy, also known as Ita of Clúaincredal, Ita of Hy-Connall, Ita of Ireland, Ita of Munster, Ita of...

Saint Ephysius of Sardinia, also known as Ephysius of Cagliari, Efisio, Efeso, Ephesus, Ephise, and Ephysus, was born...

Saint Gwrnerth was a revered saint in the Catholic Church.

Saint Palladius of Condat, also known as Palladio and Pallas, was a fifth-century monk at Condat (modern-day...

Saint Blaithmaic of Iona, also known as Blathmac or Blaithmale, was born a prince, the son of an Irish king, in Ireland.

Saint Malard of Chartres, also known as Malardo, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the latter 7th...

Saint Tarsicia of Rodez, also known as Tarsitia, was a remarkable figure in the early Christian history of France.

Saint Emebert of Cambrai, also known as Ableberius, Ablebert, Ablebertus, Emebertus, Einbert, Ableberto, and Emeberto,...

Saint Placid, also known as Placido or Placidus, was a revered figure in early Christianity and a devoted follower of...

Saint Francis Ferdinand De Capillas, also known as simply Saint Francis Ferdinand, was born on 11 August 1607 in...

Saint Pansofius of Alexandria, also known as Pansofius the Hermit, was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the...

Saint Secundina of Rome, also known as Saint Secundina of Romanum, was a young woman who achieved martyrdom during the...

Saint Teath, also known as Tetha, was born a princess and the daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock in Wales.

Saint Arsenius of Reggio Calabria, also known as Arsenius of Armo or Arsenio, was a hermit renowned for his austere...

Saint Ceolwulph, an eighth-century king of Northumbria in England, is remembered as a patron and supporter of Venerable...

Saint John Calabytes, also known as Saint John the Beggar, was born into a wealthy family in Constantinople (modern...

Saint Maximus of Nola, also known as Maximus of Naples, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Britta, also known as Bridget, Brigid, Brigida, Brigitta, Brigitte, or Britte, was a fourth-century nun and martyr.

Saint Maura was a fourth-century nun who is revered as a martyr of the early Christian Church.

The Martyrs of Suances, also known as the Patronato di San Giuseppe or the Patronage of Saint Joseph, were a group of...

Saint Macarius of Valdesaz, also known as Macario, was a revered Catholic saint known for his piety, simplicity of...

Saint Lleudadd of Bardsey, also known as Lleudadd of Enli, Lleudadd of Bardsey Island, Laudat of.

Saint Botonto, also known as Saint Botontus, was a Christian martyr who lived during the early 4th century in Rome,...

Saint Diarmaid of Cairbre, also known as Diarmaide, was born in the 10th century in Munster, Ireland.

Saint Secondina of Anagni, a devoted convert to the Christian faith, is commemorated for her steadfast witness during...

Saint Bonitus of Clermont, a man of profound service and humility, dedicated his life to the Church and the welfare of...

Saint Isidore the Egyptian, a revered figure of early Christian asceticism and orthodoxy, dedicated his life to serving...