Thursday, December 17

The Martyrs of Eleutheropolis, also known as the Holy Forty-two Martyrs, were a group of approximately 60 Christian...

Saint Sturmi of Fulda, also known as Sturm, Sturmio, and Sturmius, was an influential figure in the spread of...

Saint Modestus of Jerusalem, also known as Modestus of Sinai, was born in Sebasteia, Cappadocia, in modern-day Turkey.

Saint Josep Manyanet Y Vives was born on January 7, 1833, in Trempe, Catalonia, Spain.

Saint John of Matha, also known as Saint John of Matha and Felix, was born on June 23, 1160, in Faucon, Provence, France.

Saint Olympias of Constantinople, also known as Olympiada, was born to a wealthy noble family in Constantinople.

Saint Briarch of Bourbriac, also known as Briach, Briac, Briachus, Briag, and Briagenn, was born to the Irish nobility.

Saint Wivina, also known as Vivina, was born in 1103 in Oisy, Flanders, Belgium.

Saint Begga of Andenne, also known as Saint Begga of Landen, was born into the nobility around the year 615.

Saint Yolanda was born as the daughter of the count of Vianden during the 13th century.

Saint Judicaël, also known as Gaël, Gaëlle, Gicquel, Giguel, Giquel, Iudicael, Iudicallus, Jekel, Jezek, Jezekael,...

Saint Tydecho, brother of the renowned Saint Cadfan, is venerated within the early Christian tradition of Wales.

Saint Maxentiolus was a disciple of Saint Martin of Tours.