Wednesday, August 19

Saint Sebaldus, also known as Sebald, Sebaldo, Sinibaldo, or Siward, was a remarkable figure in the early Christian...

Saint Marianus of Entreaigues, also known as Saint Marianus of Berry, was a revered hermit who resided in the forest of...

Saint John Eudes, also known as Jean Eudes, was born on 14 November 1601 in Ri, Normandy, France to a farming family.

Saint Mandrier of Toulon was a sixth-century Gothic soldier who converted to Christianity and became one of the...

Saint Badulf of Ainay, also known as Badour or Badolf, was a revered Catholic monk and abbot of Ainay Abbey near Lyons,...

Saint Timothy of Gaza, also known as Timothy the Bishop of Gaza, is recognized as a brave martyr who endured great...

Saint Ezekiel Moreno y Diaz, also known as Ezequiel Moreno y Díaz, was born on 9 April 1848 in Alfaro, Tarazona, Spain.

Sarah, also known as Sari, Sarai, or Sara, was a prominent figure in the Jewish Old Testament.

Saint Rufinus of Mantua was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the fourth century.

Pope Saint Sixtus III, also known as Sisto III or Xystus III, was born in Rome, Italy.

Saint Mochta of Louth, also known as Mochteus, was a prominent Irish saint who lived during the 6th century.

Saint Clitancus, also known as Clitanco, Clintanco, or Clitanio, was a member of the royal family of Brycheiniog,...

Saint Magnus of Avignon, also known as Magnus of Lerins, was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the sixth and...

The Martyred Salesians of Ciudad Real, also known as the Blessed Salesians of Ciudad Real, were a group of eight...

Saint Andrew the Tribune, also known as Andrew Stratelates or Andrew of Cilicia, was a courageous and devout soldier in...

The Martyred Carmelite Sisters of Charity were a group of nine Catholic women who all belonged to the Carmelite Sisters...

The Martyred Subiaco Benedictines of Barcelona were a group of seven members of the Benedictine Subiaco Congregation...

Saint Namadia of Marsat was a revered figure in the early Christian community.

Saint Flavien of Toulon, also known as Flavius, was a sixth-century Gothic soldier who converted to Christianity and...

Saint Marinus of Besalu, also known as Marinus of Besalú, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during the 9th...

Saint Magnus of Anagni, also known as Magno di Anagni, Magnus of Fabrateria Vetus, and Magnus of Trani, was a Catholic...

Saint Bertulf of Luxeuil, also known as Bertulf of Bobbio, was a renowned Catholic saint who lived during the 7th...

Saint Elaphius, also known as Saint Elaphius of Châlons, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Julius of Rome, also known as Julius of Rome, is revered as a prominent figure in Christian history and a martyr...

Saint Thecla of Caesarea, also known as Thecla of Iconium, is a revered figure in Catholicism who was martyred in the...

Saint Italo, also known as Italus, was a Christian martyr who lived during the reign of the Roman Emperor Diocletian.

Saint Magnus of Cuneo, also known as Magnus of the Theban Legion, Magnus of Fabreteria Vetere, and Magno, was one of...

Saint Magino of Tarragona, also known as Magi, Magin, or Maginus, was born to the noble family of Burgundy in...

Saint Guenninus, also known as Guénnin or Gwenin, was a 7th century bishop of Vannes, which is located in modern-day...

Saint Louis of Toulouse, also known as Louis of Anjou or Louis of Angio, was born on February 9, 1274, in Nocera, Italy.

Saint Credan of Evesham was an Abbot at Evesham Abbey in England.

Saint Calminius, also known as Calmilius, Calmin, Calminio, Calmery, and Carmery, was a duke in the region of...

Saint Donatus of Mount Jura, a deacon and priest of the Church, is remembered for his profound conversion and humble...