Wednesday, November 4

Saint Charles Borromeo, also known as Apostle to the Council of Trent, Carlo Borromeo, and Father of the Clergy, was...

Saint Amandus of Rodez, also known as Amand, Amans, Amantius, or Amatius, was a renowned bishop of Rodez, France during...

Saint Felix of Valois, also known as Hugh of Valois, was born in April 1127 in the province of Valois, France.

Saint Pierius, also known as Pierio or The Younger Origen, was a revered figure in the early Christian church.

Saint Vitalis of Bologna, also known as Saint Vitale, was a martyr who lived during the early fourth century.

Saint John Zedazneli, also known as Saint John of Zedazeni, was a prominent figure in the 6th century, known for his...

Saint Birstan, also known as Beorstan, Birnstan, Birrstan, Brinstan, and Brynstan, was a prominent figure in the...

Saint Modesta of Trier, also known as Modesta of Ohren, was a Benedictine nun and the first abbess of the convent of...

Saint Gerard de Bazonches, also known as just Gerard, was a renowned Benedictine monk and priest who lived in the 12th...

Saint Nicander of Lycia, also known simply as Nicander, was a prominent figure in early Christianity and is venerated...

Saint Emeric of Hungary, also known as Americus, Emerick, Emmerich, Emmericus, and Henricus, was born in 1007 in...

Saint Hermas of Myra, also known as Hermas of Lycia, was a revered priest and martyr who lived during the early...

Saint Perpète of Tongres, also known as Perpète of Dinant, Perpète of Limburg, Perpète of Maastricht, Perpetuüs, or...

Saint Gregory of Burtscheid, also known simply as Gregorius, was a Benedictine Basilian monk hailing from Cerchiara,...

Saint Amandus of Avignon, also known as Amand, Amantius, or Amatius, was a prominent bishop from the Pre-Congregation...

Saint Philologus, also known as Philologos, was a first century Christian who lived in Rome during the time of the...

Saint Proculus of Autun, also known as Proculo or Procule, was a Catholic bishop who served in Autun, France around the...

Saint Clarus The Hermit, also known as Clair, was born to the English nobility in Rochester, England.

Saint Patrobas is believed to have been a first-century Christian in Rome.

Saint Agricola of Bologna, a devoted Christian martyr of the early Church, lived during the brutal persecution of...