Saturday, September 19

Saint Alonso De Orozco Mena, also known as Alfonso de Orozco or Alphonsus de Orozco, was born on 17 October 1500 in...

Saint Lambertus of Freising, also known as Lambertus of Frisinga, Lambertus of Ebersberg, Lambert, Lamberto, Lantberto,...

Saint Trophimus of Synnada, also known as Trofimo, was a Christian martyr who lived during the 4th century.

Saint Felix of Nocera, also known as Felice, was a Christian saint who was martyred alongside Saint Constantia during...

Saint Festus of Pozzuoli, also known as Festus of Pozzuoli, was a deacon in the early Christian Church and a faithful...

The Martyrs of Phunon, also known as Elias, Nilus, Patermuzio, and Peleus, were renowned figures in the early Christian...

Saint Sequanus, also known as Segnano, Seine, Sequano, or Sigo, was a revered figure in the Catholic Church.

Saint Theodore of Canterbury, also known as Theodore of Tarsus, is hailed as the Second Founder of Canterbury for his...

Saint Emily De Rodat, also known as Marie Guillemette Emilie de Rodat, was born on 6 September 1787 at Chateau...

Saint Carolus Hyon Songmun, also known as Garollu Hyeon Seong-Mun, was a devout Catholic layman and father who lived...

Saint Eustochius of Tours, also known as Eustochius of Bourges, was a highly esteemed Bishop of Tours, France in the...

Saint Theodore of Verona, also known as Teodoro, was an early 6th-century bishop of Verona, Italy.

Saint Arnulph of Gap, also known as Arnoul, Arnulf, Arnulphus, or Arnoux, was a Benedictine monk who later became the...

Saint Goeric of Metz, also known as Abo, Abbo, Abbone, Goerico, Goericus, Goëry, or Goéry, was born in the 6th century...

Saint Pomposa of Cordoba, also known simply as Saint Pomposa, was a devout Catholic nun who lived during a significant...

Saint Januarius of Naples, also known as Januarius of the Miracle or Gennaro, was a fourth-century bishop hailing from...

Saint Desiderius of Pozzuoli, also known as Saint Desiderius of Naples, was a devoted lector for Saint Januarius of...

Saint Constantia of Nocera, also known as Costanza or Constance, was a courageous Christian martyr who met her death...