Wednesday, September 16

Pope Blessed Victor III, also known as Daufar, Dauferius, or Desiderius, was born as Dauterius in 1027 in Benevento,...

Saint Cunibert of Maroilles, also known as Cunibert of Maroilles or Cunibert of Thérouanne, was a monk and spiritual...

Saint Geminianus of Rome, also known as Geminianus of Tivoli, was a faithful Christian who lived during the 4th century...

Saint Andrew Kim Taegon, also known as Andrew Kim, Andreas Kim Tae-Gon, or Andeurea Gim Dae-Geon, was born on August...

Saint Ninian, also known as Dinan, Ninias, Ninianus, Ninus, Nynia, Ninyas, Ringan, Ringen, the Apostle of North...

Pope Saint Cornelius was the Bishop of Rome and the twenty-first Pope of the Catholic Church.

Saint Dulcissima of Sutri, also known as Dolcissima, is a virgin martyr whose life and martyrdom have been shrouded in...

Saint Juan Macías, also known as Juan de Massias, Juan Masias, Juan Massias, Juan Macias, and John Arcas Sánchez, was...

Saint Vitalis of Savigny, also known as Vitalis of Paradis, was born in Tierceville, France, in an affluent family.

Saint Camella of Ricaud, also known as Cmelle, Camelie, or Camille, was a martyr in the diocese of Mirepoix, France,...

Saint Rogellus of Cordoba, also known as Rogatus, was a devout monk who lived during the 9th century in Spain.

Saint Abundius The Priest, also known as Abundius of Rome, was a revered figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Euphemia of Chalcedon, also known as Euphemia the All-Praised, was born to a wealthy, aristocratic, and pious...

Saint Stephen of Perugia, also known as Saint Stephen of Palestrina, was an esteemed Catholic saint who served as the...

Saint Marcian The Senator, also known as Marcianus, was an Imperial Roman senator and the father of Saint John.

Saint Sebastiana, also known simply as Sebastiana, was a woman who lived in the 1st century in Phrygia, Asia Minor.

Saint Curcodomus was a Benedictine abbot at Maroilles in the diocese of Cambrai, France.

Saint Lasrén Mac Feradaig, also known as Lasrén of Iona, was a prominent figure in the early Christian history of...

Saint Servus Dei, also known as Servus of Cordoba, was a devout servant and spiritual student of Saint Rogellus of...

The Martyrs of the Via Nomentana were a group of four Christian men who were martyred together, their names being...

Saint Eugenia of Hohenburg, also known as Eugenia of Alsace, Eugenia of Altitona, Eugenia of Altodunum, or Eugénie, was...

Saint Priscus of Nocera, also known as Prisco, was an early bishop of Nocera, Italy, who lived during the 3rd century.

Saint Euphemia of Orense, also known as Ephemia of Ourense or Eufemia, is a saint whose detailed biography is largely...

Saint Ludmila of Bohemia, also known as Ludmilla, was born in 860 in Mielnik, which is situated in modern-day Poland.

Saint Lucy of Rome, also known as Saint Lucia, was a devout Christian and martyr who lived during the 3rd century.

Saint Cyprian of Carthage was born to a wealthy pagan family and distinguished himself as a teacher of rhetoric and...

Saint Abundantius of Rome, a deacon of the Church in the Eternal City, stands as a witness to the unyielding faith of...

Saint Edith of Wilton, daughter of King Edgar the Peaceable and Saint Wilfrida, was born into the English royal family...