Thursday, May 14

Saint Ampelio, also known as "The Blacksmith of God," was a renowned Catholic saint who led an extraordinary life of...

Saint Costanzo of Capri, also known as Costantio, Constantius, and Antonii de Ripolis, was a wandering bishop who...

Saint Boniface of Tarsus, also known as Bonifatius, was a devout steward to Saint Alexius, a revered saint of the early...

Saint Isidore of Chios, also known as Isidore the Sailor, was a courageous and devout Christian who played a pivotal...

Saint Corona The Martyr, also known as Corona of Damascus, was a teenage wife of an Imperial Roman soldier stationed in...

Saint Carthage The Younger, also known as Carthage of Lismore, Carthage of Mochuda, Cartaco, Carthach, Carthagus, Mo...

Saint Matthias The Apostle, also known as simply Saint Matthias, is recognized as one of the twelve apostles of Jesus...

Saint Michael Garicoïts was born on 15 April 1797 in Ibarre, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France, to a humble family of...

Saint Erembert of Toulouse, also known as Erembert of Fontenelle, Erembert of Wocourt, Erembert of Tolosa, and...

Saint Victor The Martyr was an Imperial Roman soldier stationed in Damascus, Syria during the second century.

Saint Justa of Sardinia, also known as Giusta, was a Christian martyr who met her untimely death during the...

Saint Engelmer, also known as Engelmer of Passau, was a devout Catholic saint who lived during the 11th century.

Saint Pontius of Cimiez, also known as Pontianus or Ponzio, was born into a pagan imperial Roman senatorial family in...

Saint Maximus, also known as Massimo, was a Christian martyr who met his untimely death during the persecutions under...

Saint Pons of Pradleves, also known as Pontius Ponzio, was a traditionally recognized member of the Theban Legion.

Saint Costanzo of Vercelli, also known as Saint Constantius, was a renowned Bishop of Vercelli in Italy during the 6th...

Saint Tuto of Regensburg, also known as Totto of Regensburg, was a prominent figure in Catholic history.

Saint Henedina of Sardinia, also known as Enedina or Eredina, was a courageous martyr who lived during the reign of...

Saint Boniface of Ferentino, also known as Bonifatius, was the third bishop of Ferentino, a town located in the region...

Saint Dyfan, also known as Deruvianus or Damian, was a second-century missionary to the Britons.

Saint Justina of Sardinia, also known as Giustina, is a remarkable figure in Christian history, known for her...

Saint Gal of Clermont-Ferrand, also known as Gallo, was a prominent figure in the mid-6th century as the bishop of...

Unfortunately, there is limited information available about the life of Saint Claudius of Antwerp, also known as Claudio.

Saint Felice of Aquileia, also known as Felix of Aquileia, was born in Vicenza, Italy, during the 3rd century.

Saint Augia of Apt is believed to have been a martyr, though specific details about her life and death are unknown.

Saint Maria Mazzarello was born to Giuseppe and Maddalena Mazzarello, the eldest of ten children in a mountain farm...

Saint Fortunatus of Aquileia was a Christian martyr venerated in the Catholic Church.