Saturday, February 28

Saint Theophilus The Potter, also known as Theophilos, was an early Christian martyr who lived during the 3rd century.

Saint Oswald of Worcester, also known as Saint Oswald of York, was born to Danish parents who had migrated to England...

Saint Marana of Beroea, also known as Saint Marana, was a pious woman who lived a life of extreme asceticism in Syria...

Saint Auguste Chapdelaine, also known as Augustus Chapdelaine, Father Ma, or Papa Chapdelaine, was born on 6 January...

Saint Cyra of Beroea, also known as "The Recluse of Beroea," was a pious woman who lived a life of extreme asceticism,...

Saint Irenaeus of Chiusi, also known as Ireneo, was an early Christian martyr and deacon who lived in Chiusi, Tuscany,...

Saint Romanus of Condat, also known as Romanus of Leuconne, was a Gallo-Roman Catholic Saint born around 390 in Upper...

Saint Maidoc, also known as Madoc, was a sixth-century bishop who is venerated in the Catholic Church.

Saint Macarius The Potter, also known as Makarios, was a devout Christian and skilled potter who lived during the third...

The Martyrs of Unzen, also known as the Nan Martyrs, were a group of 16 laypeople who were martyred together during one...

Saint Ruellinus of Tréguier, also known as Ruelin or Ruellin, was a prominent figure in the history of the Catholic...

Saint Caerealis, also known as Cerulus or Celerius, was an Imperial Roman soldier who played a significant role in...

Saint Rufinus The Potter, also known as simply Rufinus, was a revered figure in Christian history who lived during the...

Saint Justus The Potter was a renowned potter and a revered figure in the early Christian community.

Saint Abercius, also known as Abircius, was a martyr and renowned saint of the early Christian era.

Saint Pupulus of Alexandria, also known as simply "Pupulus," was an Egyptian martyr who lived during an era when...

Saint Sillan of Bangor, also known as Sillian or Silvanus, was a renowned spiritual student and later the abbot of...

Saint Gaius of Alexandria, also known as Caius, was a martyr who lived in ancient Egypt during the early Christian era.

Saint Llibio, also known as Libio, was a Catholic saint who lived in the 6th century.

Saint Caerealis of Alexandria, also known as Cerulus or Celerius, is regarded as a martyr within the Catholic Church.

The Martyrs of Antwerp were a group of 14 Christian individuals who were martyred together for their faith.

Saint Ermine, also known as Ermina and Febaria, was a sixth-century nun who is honored in Ireland.