Four Crowned Martyrs

Feast: November 8

The Four Crowned Martyrs, also known as Saint Castorus, Saint Claudius, Saint Nicostratus, and Saint Simpronian, are revered as saints within the Catholic Church. They were skilled stone carvers...

Pope Saint Cornelius

Feast: September 16

Pope Saint Cornelius was the Bishop of Rome and the twenty-first Pope of the Catholic Church. He was elected as Pope during a time of intense persecution, where papal ascension often meant a quick...

Saint Blaise

Feast: February 3

Saint Blaise, also known as Biagio, Blase, Blasius, or Blasien, was a physician and the Bishop of Sebaste, Armenia. He lived a humble and dedicated life in a cave on Mount Argeus, devoting his time...

Saint Brigid of Ireland

Feast: February 1

Saint Brigid of Ireland, born in the fifth century to Dubtach, a pagan Scottish king of Leinster, and Brocca, a Christian Pictish slave baptized by Saint Patrick, entered the world under...

Saint Cunera

Feast: June 12

Saint Cunera, a revered figure in Catholicism, is believed to have been a princess hailing from the region of York in England. While her early life remains shrouded in legend, historical documents...

Saint Drogo

Feast: April 16

Saint Drogo, also known as Dreux, Drogone, Drugo, or Druon, was born into a noble Flemish family in the year 1105. Unfortunately, tragedy struck his life at an early age when his mother passed away...

Saint Engelmaro

Feast: January 14

Saint Engelmaro, also known as Engelmaro the Hermit, was born to a humble peasant family in Bavaria, Germany. From a young age, he exhibited a strong devotion to God and a desire to live a life of...

Saint Erhard of Regensburg

Feast: January 8

Saint Erhard of Regensburg, also known as Erhard of Ratisbon, Erhard of Ardagh, Erhard of Bavaria, Erhard of Sax, Erhard the Scot, Erhard Scoticus, Albert of…., Eberhard of…., Eberhardus of….,...

Saint Felicity of Carthage

Feast: March 7

Saint Felicity of Carthage, also known as Felicitas, was a remarkable laywoman and convert who lived during the early Christian era. Born in Carthage, North Africa, it is believed that Felicity was...

Saint Fridolin of Säckingen

Feast: March 6

Saint Fridolin of Säckingen, also known as the Apostle of the Upper Rhine, Fridolin Vandreren of Säckingen, Irish Wanderer, Fridold, and Fridolinus, was born into the Irish nobility. He dedicated his...

Saint Guarinus of Sion

Feast: August 27

Saint Guarinus of Sion, also known as Guarinus of Molesmes, Guarinus of Sitten, Guarinus of Zion, and by various other similar names, was born around 1065 to a noble family in Pont-à-Mousson,...

Saint Gunthildis of Suffersheim

Feast: September 22

Saint Gunthildis of Suffersheim, also known as Gunthild, was a pious milkmaid and servant, renowned for her devotion to God and her unwavering charity towards the poor. Born in Suffersheim, Bavaria,...

Saint Jodocus

Feast: December 13

Saint Jodocus, also known as Giudoco, Iodocus, Jodoc, Joost, and various other variations of his name, was a seventh-century king in Brittany. He was born as the son of King Juthael of Amorica....

Saint Patrick

Feast: March 17

Saint Patrick, also known as the Apostle of Ireland, was born as Maewyn Succat between 387 and 390 in Scotland. At the age of 16, he was kidnapped from the British mainland and taken to Ireland as a...

Saint Perpetua

Feast: March 7

Saint Perpetua, a lay-woman born to a noble pagan family, is a revered figure in the Catholic faith. She is remembered as a courageous martyr who converted to Christianity despite the opposition she...

Saint Valentine of Passau

Feast: January 7

Saint Valentine of Passau, also known as Valentine of Mais, was a monk, abbot, and missionary bishop in the region of Rhaetia, which encompassed parts of modern-day Italy, Austria, and Switzerland....