Sunday, February 1

Saint Tryphon of Lampsacus, also known as Tryphon of Camposede, Tryphon of Campsada, Tryphon of Kampsade, Tryphon of...

The Martyrs of Avrillé, also known as the Forty-seven Christians, were a group of individuals who were executed for...

Saint Jarlath, also known as Hierlath, was a renowned figure in early Christianity and a spiritual student of Saint...

Saint Ursus of Aosta, also known as Orso or Ours, was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the 6th century.

Saint Darlaugdach of Kildare, also known by various names including Dardulacha, Darlugdach, Darulagdach, Derlugdach,...

Saint Ansologus of Salzburg, also known as Anslog or Anno, was a Monk, Abbot, and the third bishop of Salzburg in...

Saint Raymond of Fitero, also known as Raymond of Calatrava, Ramon Sierra, Raymond Sierra, and Raimundo de Fitero, was...

Saint Clarus of Seligenstadt, also known as Saint Clair, was an ascetic hermit who lived in Seligenstadt, Germany.

Saint Severus of Avranches, also known as Severus of Avranches, was born to a humble peasant family in Cotentin,...

Saint Barbara Choe Yongi, also known as Bareubara Choe Yeong-i, was a young married lay woman who resided in the...

Saint Precordius, also known as Precord, Precordio, Precort, or Précore, was a sixth-century man who led a remarkable...

Saint Veridiana, also known as Verdiana or Viridiana, was born in 1182 in Castelfiorentino, Florence, Italy.

Saint Autbert of Landevennec, also known as Autbert of Rheims, was a Benedictine monk who lived in Landevennec,...

Saint Severus of Ravenna, also known as Severus of Pavia, was a renowned bishop and a revered figure in the Catholic...

Saint Henry Morse, also known as Father Henry Morse, was born in 1549 in Brome, Suffolk, England.

Saint Torquatus of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, also known as Torquato or Torquat, was a prominent Catholic figure who...

Saint Sigebert III of Austrasia, also known as Sigebert the Younger or Sigisbert, was born in 631 as the eldest son of...

Saint Cinnia of Ulster, also known as Kinnia, was a princess of Ulster, Ireland, who lived during the 5th century.

Saint Paul of Trois Châteaux, also known as Saint Paul of Embrun, was a revered Catholic saint who is believed to have...

Saint Brigid of Fiesole, also known as Brigid the Younger, was a renowned hermitess and sister of Saint Andrew of...

Saint Paulus Hong Yongju, also known as Baolo Hong Yeong-ju or Paolo Hong Yong-ju, was a prominent figure in the early...

Saint Ioannes Yi Munu, also known as Yohan Yi Mun-u, John Yi Mun-u, or Giovanni Yi Mun-u, was a married layman who...

Saint Crewanna, also known as Crewenna, was a beloved figure in the early Christian missionary efforts in Cornwall,...

Saint Agrepe, also known as Agreve, Agrippano, and Agripanus, was a seventh-century bishop hailing from the town of Le...

Saint Cecilius of Granada, also known as Cecilio of Granada, holds a significant place in the history of Granada, Spain.

Saint Brigid of Ireland, born in the fifth century to Dubtach, a pagan Scottish king of Leinster, and Brocca, a...

Saint Asclepiades, a devoted Christian layperson of the early Church, is commemorated for his steadfast witness during...

Saint Sabinus of Spoleto (c.