Wednesday, October 7

Our Lady of the Rosary, also known as the Feast of the Most Holy Rosary, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, Our Lady of the...

Saint Libaire The Great, also known as Lievière, was born in the mid-4th century in Roman imperial Gaul (modern-day...

Saint Quarto of Capua, also known as Saint Quartus, was a revered Christian martyr from the ancient city of Capua,...

Saint Bacchus, also known as Saint Bacchus of Arabissus, was an officer (secundarius) in the army of Emperor Maximian...

Saint Martin Cid, also known as Martinus Cid or Martinus de Bosco, was a Benedictine Cistercian monk who played a...

Saint Julia, also known as Giulia of Augusta, was a revered Christian martyr who met her tragic fate during the...

Saint Augustus of Bourges, also known as Augustus of San Sinforiano and Augosto of.

Saint Helanus was a devout Irish Catholic who lived in the 6th and early 7th centuries.

Saint Canog Ap Brychan, also known as Cynog, Cenneur, and Kennauc, was born a Prince, the eldest son of Saint Brychan...

Saint Sergius The Martyr, also known as Sergius of Resapha, was an officer (primicerius) in the army of Emperor...

Saint Osith, also known as Osyth, Osgyth, Othith, Ositha, and Sythe, was born a princess to Frewald, a Merclan prince...

Saint Rigaldo, also known as St.

Saint Marcellus of Capua, also known as Marcellus of Rome, was a prominent figure in early Christianity.

Saint Dubtach, also known as Dubtach the Elder, was an eminent Catholic figure during the early Christian period in...

Saint Justina of Padua, also known as Santa Giustina, was a young woman who dedicated her life to God and became a...

Saint Palladius of Saintes, also known as Palladio, was a prominent figure in the early Catholic Church.

Saint Adalgis of Novara, also known as Adalgisio or Adalgiso, was a prominent figure in the 9th century as a member of...

Saint Gerold of Cologne, also known as Geroldus or Gerardus, was a thirteenth-century pilgrim who hailed from Cologne,...

Saint Apuleius of Capua, also known as Apuleius the Martyr, was a prominent figure in the early Christian movement.

Pope Saint Mark, also known as Marcus, was born in Rome, Italy.

The Martyrs of Arima, also known as the Arima Martyrs, were a group of eight laypeople from Japan who were martyred...