Sunday, July 19

Saint Peter Crisci of Foligno, also known as Pietrillo, was born in the year 1243 in Foligno, Umbria, Italy.

Saint Epaphras of Colosse, also known as Epafra or Epagaphras, was a first-century missionary who played a crucial role...

Saint Daria of Constantinople, also known as Daretia, was a Christian martyr whose life and death exemplify unwavering...

Saint Arsenius The Great, also known as Arsenius the Roman, Arsenius the Deacon, and Arsenio, was born in 354 in the...

Saint Ambrose Autpertus, also known as Ambrose Aut-pert, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 8th...

Saint Dio of Constantinople, also known as Dio Thaumaturg or Dio the Wonderworker, was ordained a priest in his...

Saint Kragon, also known as Cragon and Abba Karazün, was a highway bandit in Egypt during the latter part of the 3rd...

Saint Felix of Verona, also known as Felix of Brescia, was a renowned Catholic figure and Bishop of Verona, Italy.

The Martyrs of Meros, also known as the Martyrs of Phrygia, were a group of three Christians who were tortured and...

Saint Aurea of Cordoba, also known as Aura, was born in Cordoba, Spain during the period of Moorish occupation.

Saint Elisabeth Qin Bianshi, also known as Lisa, was a married lay woman who lived in the apostolic vicariate of...

Saint Simon Qin Chunfu, also known as Ximan, was born around 1886 in Nanpeiluo, Renqiu, Hebei, China.

Pope Saint Symmachus, also known as Simmaco, was born in Sardinia, part of the Kingdom of Odoacer, which is now...

Saint John Plessington was born around 1637 at Dimples Hall, Lancashire, England, to Robert Plessington, a royalist...

Saint Michael The Sabaitè, also known as Michael of Saint Sabas, was an eighth-century hermit hailing from the...

Saint Romain of Ryazan, also known as Romanus, was a courageous martyr who lived in the 13th century.

Saint Ioannes Baptista Zhu Wurui, also known as John Baptist Zhou Wurui or Ruohan, was a young layman born around 1883...

Saint Martin of Trier, also known as Martin of Treves, was a significant figure in the early days of Christianity.

Saint Macrina the Younger (c.