Monday, November 16

Saint Edmund Rich, also known as Edmund of Abingdon, Edmund of Canterbury, Edme of….

Saint Othmar of Saint Gall, also known as Audemar, Audomar, Otmar, or Otmaro, was an influential figure in the early...

Saint Agnes of Assisi, also known as Agnes of Assisi, was born in 1197 in the picturesque town of Assisi, Italy.

Saint Gertrude the Great, also known as Gertrude of Helfta, was born on January 6, 1256, in Eisleben, Thuringia (part...

Saint Alfric of Canterbury, also known as Aelfric or Alfrick, was a Benedictine monk and influential figure in medieval...

Saint Eucherius of Lyon, also known as Eucherius of Lugdunum, was born into a noble family and was endowed with a fine...

Saint Gobrain of Vannes, a Breton monk, priest, and later the Bishop of Vannes in France, remains a revered figure in...

Saint Agostino of Capua, also known as Augustine, was a revered Catholic saint who lived during the 3rd century.

Saint Africus of Comminges, also known as Afrique of Comminges, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church during...

Saint Elpidius The Martyr, also known as Elpidius of Toulouse, was an official in the court of Emperor Constantius.

Saint Eustochius The Martyr, also known as Saint Eustochius of Tours, was a courageous and devout Christian who lived...

Saint Anianus of Asti, also known as Anianus of Asti, was a fifth-century bishop hailing from the city of Asti in Italy.

Saint Afan of Wales, also known as Avan or Avanus, is a figure shrouded in mystery and uncertainty.

Saint Céronne was born in Corneilhan, France, in a pagan family.

Saint Felicita of Capua, also known as Felicity, was a visionary and martyr who lived during the third century in...

Saint Margaret of Scotland, also known as Margaret of Wessex, was born around 1045 in Hungary.

Saint Marcellus The Martyr, also known as Marcellus of Tangier, was a Christian martyr of the early Church.

Saint Fidentius of Padua, also known as Fidenzio, was the third bishop of Padua, Italy, serving from 166 to 168.

Saint Leocadio of Déols, also known as Leocadius or Leucadio, was an influential figure in the early Christian era.

Saint Ludre, also known as Lusor or Lusore, was a renowned saint and martyr of the Pre-Congregation era.