Saturday, November 14

Saint Antigius of Langres, also known as Anthôt of Langres, Antidius of Langres, Antège of Langres, and Autige of...

Saint Lawrence O'Toole, also known as Laurence O'Toole and Lorcan Ua Tuathail, was born in 1128 in Castledermot, County...

Saint Serapion of Algiers, also known as Serapion of England, was born around 1179 in London, England.

Saint Siard, also known as Siardo or Siardus, was born into a noble family in the region of Friesland, which is now a...

Saint Venerando The Centurian, also known as Venerable the Centurian, was a Roman centurion who played a significant...

Saint Jucundus of Bologna, also known as Giocondo or Giocondus, was a bishop of Bologna, Italy.

Saint Alberic of Utrecht, also known as "Alberic the Wise," was a distinguished Catholic saint and scholar of the early...

Saint Ruf of Avignon, also known as Rufo or Rufus, was a fourth-century missionary who played a crucial role in the...

The Martyrs of Emesa, also known by their Latin name "Martyres Emisenses," were a group of Christian women who were...

Saint Nikola Tavelic, also known as Nikola Tavigli, Nicholas, and Nicola, was a Franciscan friar and priest who...

Saint Hypatius of Gangra, also known as Hipacy, Hypatia, or Ipazio, was a renowned figure in early Christianity as the...

Saint Dubricius of Wales, also known by various names such as Dubricius of Caerleon, Dubricius of Llandaff, Devereux,...

Saint Pierre of Narbonne was a devout Franciscan friar, priest, and missionary who dedicated his life to spreading the...

Saint John Osorinus, also known as John of Trau or John of Trogir, was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the...

Saint Veneranda of Troyes, also known as Venera or Venerandus, was a Christian martyr who lived during the third century.

Saint Etiennethéodore Cuenot, also known as Stephen-Theodore Cuenot, was born on 8 February 1802 in Le Bélieu, Doubs,...

Saint Stefano of Cuneo, also known as Stefan of Cuneo, was a Franciscan friar, priest, and missionary who lived during...

Saint Adeltrude of Aurillac, also known as Adaltrude of Aurillac, was a countess, born around the year 830 in France.

Saint Modanic was an eighth-century bishop who is believed to have served possibly at Aberdeen, Scotland.

Saint Déodat of Rodez, also known as Saint Deodatus or Saint Dieudonné, was a Franciscan friar, priest, and missionary...