Tuesday, December 1

Saint Charles de Foucauld, also known as Charles Eugenie de Foucauld, Brother Charles of Jesus, and Brother...

The Martyrs of Oxford University, also known as the Oxford Martyrs, are a group of men who studied at Oxford University...

Saint Ralph Sherwin, also known as Saint Ralph Shawyn, was born around the year 1550 in Rodsley, Derbyshire, England.

Saint Eligius of Noyon, also known as Alar, Elaere, Elar, Elard, Eler, Eloi, Eloy, Eloye, Iler, Loie, Loije, and Loy,...

Saint Edmund Campion, also known as Edmundus Campion and The Pope's Champion, was born on January 24, 1540, in London,...

Saint Candres of Maastricht, also known as Saint Candres of Maastricht, was a fifth-century regional bishop who played...

Saint Simon of Cyrene, also known as Simon the Cyrenian, was a significant figure in the early Christian community...

Saint Castritian of Milan, also known as Castritien, was a virtuous and devout Bishop who served the city of Milan,...

Saint Domnolus of Le Mans, also known as Domnole or Donnolo, was a renowned Monk, Abbot, and Bishop who made a...

Saint Alexander Briant was born in 1556 in Somersetshire, England.

Saint Ansanus The Baptizer, also known as Ansanus of Siena, was born into the imperial Roman nobility and was the son...

Saint Evasius of Asti, also known as Evasio, was the first bishop of Asti in the Piedmont region of Italy.

Nahum the Prophet, also known as Naum, was an Old Testament minor prophet.

Saint Martinus, also known as Martin of Eppenstein, was an eighth-century evangelist who played a significant role in...

Saint Marina of Rome, also known as Saint Martha or Saint Margaret of Antioch, is recognized as a Christian martyr.

Saint Constantine of Javron, also known as Constantian of Javron, was a revered figure within the Catholic Church.

Saint Declan was an eighth-century evangelist known for his impactful work among the Germanic people.

Saint Agericus of Verdun, also known as Agerico, Aguy, Airy, or Algeric, was born around 521 in Verdun, France.

Saint Olympiades, also known as Olympias, was a prominent figure in the early Christian era and a symbol of conversion...

Saint Ursicinus of Brescia, also known as Ursacio or Ursicino, was an esteemed priest and early bishop of Brescia,...

Saint Latinus of Rome, also known as Saint Latinus, was a Roman martyr who lived during the early years of the...

Saint Florentius, also known as Fiorentino, was a renowned sixth-century holy man who resided in Amboise, Touraine,...

Saint Marianus was a Roman citizen who lived during a tumultuous period in the history of Christianity.

Saint Agnofleta, also known as Nofleta, was a 7th-century French nun and a close companion of Saint Longis.

Saint Filatus of Rome, also known as Philatus, is a revered Catholic saint who is believed to have been a martyr.

Saint Leontius of Fréjus, also known as Léonce or Leonzio, was a significant figure in the Catholic Church.

Saint Jabinus of Rome was a revered early Christian martyr whose life and deeds have unfortunately been lost to history.

Saint Resignatus of Maastricht, also known as Renato or Renatus, was born in the Netherlands as the son of Resignatus...

Saint Proculus of Narni, also known as Bishop Proculus, was a prominent figure in the early Christian Church.

Saint Cassian of Rome was a Roman martyr who lived during the early Christian era.

Saint Rogatus of Rome was a martyr in the early Christian era, and unfortunately, not much is known about his life due...

Saint Didorus, also known as Diodorus, was a Roman citizen who lived during the third century in Rome, Italy.

Saint Grwst, also known as Saint Crwst or Saint Caradog, is a revered figure in the Catholic tradition.

Saint Superatus of Rome is a revered figure in Catholicism, although very little information about his life has survived.

Saint Ambon of Rome, also known as Ambon of Rome, is a revered figure in Catholicism, although very little is known...

Saint Florence of Poitiers, a devoted disciple of Saint Hilary of Poitiers, is remembered for her profound conversion...

Saint Natalia of Nicomedia, a devoted Christian woman of the early fourth century, is remembered for her profound faith...