Tuesday, November 10

Saint Grellen, also known as Grellan, Greallain, Grellanus, or Grillan, was a missionary in Ireland during the early...

Saint Hadelin of Sees, also known as Hadelin of Seez, Adelheim, Adelelmo, or Adelino, was a renowned Benedictine monk,...

Saint Monitor of Orleans, also known as Saint Monet or Saint Montier, was a revered Bishop of Orleans, France, during...

Saint Baudolino, also known as Baudouin or Baldovin, was born into a noble family around the year 700.

Saint Nonnus of Heliopolis was a Bishop of Heliopolis in the year 471.

Saint Andrew Avellino, also known as Andrea Avellino, Lancelotto, and Lorenzo Avellino, was born in Castronuovo, Sicily...

Saint Eustosius of Antioch, also known as Eustasius, was a Christian martyr who suffered alongside 22 companions in...

Saint John of Ratzenburg, also known as John of Saxony, was a prominent missionary to Germany during the early medieval...

Saint Justus of Canterbury, also known as Saint Justus of Rochester, was a Benedictine monk, priest, and missionary to...

The Martyrs of Agde were a group of courageous Christians who endured severe persecution and ultimately sacrificed...

Saint Probus of Ravenna, also known as Saint Probo or Saint Provos, was a prominent figure in the early history of the...

Saint Elaeth The King, also known as Elaeth Frenluuin or Eleth, was a sixth-century ruler in northern Britain.

Martyred Sisters Adorers were a group of 23 nuns who belonged to the Sisters Adorers, Handmaids of Charity and of the...

Saint Aedh Mac Bricc, also known as Aedh mac Breece, Aed, Aod, and Aedsind, was born in Meath, Ireland.

Saint Theoctiste of Lesbos, also known as Theoctiste of Paros or Theoclistes, was born on the island of Lesbos, Greece.

Pope Saint Leo the Great, also known as Leo I, was born around the year 400 in Tuscany, Italy.

Saint Narses of Subagord, also known as Narses the Martyr, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Demetrius of Antioch, also known as Demetrius of Persia or Demetrius the Martyr, was a bishop of Antioch during...

Saint Joseph The Martyr was a spiritual student of Saint Narses the Martyr and became renowned for his unwavering faith...

Saint Guerembaldus was a dedicated Benedictine monk who resided at the Hirschau Monastery in Germany.

Saint Ninfa of Palermo, also known as Nympha or Nymphe, was born in the late 3rd century in Palermo, Italy.

Saint Tryphaena of Iconium, also known as Tryphena, was a devout convert to Christianity during the 1st century.

Saint Orestes of Cappadocia, also known as Orestes of Tyana, was a Christian physician who is revered as a martyr for...

Saint Tryphosa of Iconium was a convert to Christianity and is known for her association with Saint Paul the Apostle.

Saint Leo of Melun is venerated at Melun, France.

Saint Anianus the Deacon, venerated as a martyr of the early Church, remains shrouded in the quiet mystery of his...