Friday, January 23

Saint Dositheus of Gaza, also known as Dositheos, was born into a wealthy pagan family and led a life of indulgence and...

Saint Ildephonsus of Toledo, also known as Idelfonso, Ildefonso, or Ildefonsus, was born in 607 in Toledo, Spain.

Saint Ormond of Mairé, also known as Armand, was a revered monk and the abbot of the monastery of Saint Mairé in France...

Saint Colman of Lismore, also known simply as Colman of Lismore, was a renowned Irish monastic leader during the early...

Saint Emerentiana, also known as Emerentia or Emerenziana, was the foster-sister of Saint Agnes of Rome.

Saint Lufthild, also known as Lufthildis, was a devout Christian living in Germany during the 9th century.

Saint Amasius of Teano, also known as Amasio, was a Greek-born bishop who lived during the 4th century.

Saint Martyrius of Valeria, also known as Martory, was a sixth-century hermit who lived in the region of Valeria, which...

Saint Andreas Chong Hwagyong, also known as Andeurea Jeong Hwa-Gyeong and Andrea Tyong Hwa-Gyong, was born in 1808 in...

Saint Agathangelus, also known as Agathangelos, was an adult convert to Christianity and a devout follower of Christ.

Saint Asclas of Antinoe, also known as Asclas of Thebaid, was an early Christian martyr who lived in the 3rd century in...

Saint Eusebius of Mount Coryphe, also known as Saint Eusebius of Antioch, was a fourth-century hermit who lived on...

Saint Maimbod, also known as Mainbeouf or Mainbodo, was a wandering missionary who dedicated his life to preaching the...

Saint Clement of Ancyra, also known as Clement of Galatia, was a revered fourth-century bishop hailing from Ancyra, a...

Saint Aquila The Martyr, also known as Aquila of Julia Caesarea, was a devout follower of the Catholic faith who...

Saint Severian The Martyr, also known as Severian of Julia Caesarea, was a revered figure in early Christianity.

Saint Messalina of Foligno, also known simply as Messalina, was a devout Christian nun and spiritual student of Saint...

Saint Jurmin, also known as Saint Eormenhild, was a prince and relative of King Anna of East Anglia, England.