Saint Andrew The Apostle

Feast: November 30

Saint Andrew The Apostle, also known as the First Apostle, was born in Bethsaida, Galilee. He was a fisherman by trade and the brother of Simon Peter. Andrew initially followed John the Baptist and...

Saint Colman of Stockerau

Feast: July 17

Saint Colman of Stockerau, also known as Colman of Melk, Coloman of..., Colomannus of..., Koloman of..., and Kálmán of..., may have been of noble or royal birth. Not much is known about his early...

Saint Florian of Lorch

Feast: May 4

Saint Florian of Lorch, also known as Floriano, was a third-century officer in the Roman army, stationed in what is now modern Austria. He is widely celebrated as the patron saint of firefighters and...

Saint Maurice

Feast: September 22

Saint Maurice, also known as Mauritius, Moritz, or Morris, was a layman and a courageous soldier in a legion of Christian soldiers hailing from Upper Egypt. He lived during the reign of Emperor...

Saint Severinus of Noricum

Feast: January 8

Saint Severinus of Noricum, also known as Severino of Noricum, was born to the Roman nobility in North Africa around 410. He lived a life of privilege and wealth, but at a certain point, he felt...