Sunday, February 22

Saint Margaret of Cortona, also known as Margherita, was born in 1247 in Loviano, Tuscany, Italy, to a farmer's family.

Saint Maximian of Ravenna, also known as Maximianus, was born in the year 499 in Pola, Istria (modern Pula, Croatia).

Saint Thalassius, also known as Saint Thalassios, was a renowned fifth-century cave hermit near Cyrrhus, which is...

Saint John The Saxon was a dedicated monk hailing from Saxony, which is now a part of modern Germany.

Saint Paschasius of Vienne, also known as Paschase, Pascase, or Pascasio, was an eminent figure in the early 4th...

Saint Abilius of Alexandria, also known by various names such as Abilio, Abitius, Abylius, Avilio, Avilius, Melyos,...

Saint Elwin, also known as Allan, Alleyn, or Elwyn, was a celebrated missionary who worked closely with Saint Breaca in...

Saint Aristone of Arsinoe, also known as Ariston, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Gurnin, also known as Gurmin or Gurminn, was an Irish nun whose life is mentioned in the Tallagh and Donegal...

Saint Aristion of Salamis, also known simply as Aristion, was one of the 72 disciples of Jesus Christ.

Saint Raynerius of Beaulieu, also known as Raynier of Beaulieu, was a renowned monk at Beaulieu Abbey, which is located...

Saint Baradates of Cyrrhus, also known as Baradatas or Baradatus, was a hermit who resided in a humble shack in...

Saint Papias of Hierapolis, also known as Papia di Gerapoli, was an Apostolic Father who lived in the second century.

Saint Limnaeus, also spelled Limnaios or Limneus, was a revered fifth-century Christian hermit who resided near Cyrrhus...

The Martyrs of Arabia are a group of unnamed Christian martyrs who were persecuted in the desert and mountainous...

Saint Athanasius of Nicomedia was born in Constantinople to a wealthy family.