Monday, October 26

Saint Adalgott of Einsiedeln, also known as Adalgott of Dissentis, was a revered Catholic monk and abbot who lived in...

Saint Amandus of Strasbourg, also known as Amand, Amando, Amatius, or Amantius, was recognized as the first bishop of...

Marcian, initially a possible devil worshipper, converted to Christianity and was later martyred during the...

Saint Alorus of Quimper, also known as Alar, Alor, or Alour, was a fifth-century bishop of Quimper, a city in the...

Saint Albinus of Büraburg, also known as Albino, Vitta, Vito, Witta, Wittanus, Wizo, or Wintanus, was a Benedictine...

Saint Aneurin, also known as Gildas, was a prominent Welsh monk and religious figure in the sixth century.

Saint Lucian, also known as Lucian of Antioch, was a remarkable figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Amandus of Worms, also known as Amandus of Worms, was a prominent fourth-century bishop hailing from Worms,...

Saint Aptonius of Angouleme, also known as Saint Aptonius of Aptunculis or Saint Aptonius of Angoulesme, was a...

Saint Alanus of Quimper, also known as Alain or Alan, was a fifth-century bishop of Quimper in Brittany.

Saint Eata of Hexham, also known as Eata of Lindisfarne, was born in the seventh century in the Kingdom of Northumbria,...

Saint Cuthbert of Canterbury, also known as Cuthbert of Lyminge, was born to the nobility in England.

Saint Felicissimus of Carthage, also known as Felicissimus of Africa, was a layman and martyr who lived during the...

Saint Sigibald of Metz, also known as Sigibaldo, was a prominent figure in the history of the Catholic Church during...

Saint Rogatian of Carthage, also known as Rogaziano, was a priest and martyr during the early Christian era.

Saint Gwinoc was a Welsh monk and poet who lived in the sixth century.

Saint Gibitrudis, also known as Gibitris, was a devout nun who resided at the Faremoutiers-en-Brie convent in France...

Saint Valentine of Segovia, also known as Saint Valentine of Sepulveda, was a prominent Catholic Saint from the region...

Saint Rusticus of Narbonne, also known as Rustique or Rustico, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Edfrid, also known as Eadfrid, Eadfrido, Eadridus, Eafdfrith, and Eafrid, was a renowned priest and missionary...

Saint Gaudiosus of Salerno, also known as Gaudioso or Gaudino, was a bishop who lived in the seventh century in...

Saint Quadragesimus of Policastro, also known simply as Saint Quadragesimus, was a shepherd, deacon, and revered...

Saint Alfred The Great, also known as Alfred the Great, was the youngest of five sons of King Ethelwulf of Wessex.

Saint Engratia of Segovia, also known as Saint Engracia, was a Christian martyr who lived in the 8th century.

Saint Fulk of Piacenza, a distinguished servant of the Church, is venerated for his faithful episcopal ministry in...

Saint Cedd, brother of Saints Chad and Cynibild (and nephew of the priest Caelin), was a fervent missionary and bishop...