Saint Crispian

Feast: October 25

Saint Crispian, also known as Crispianus, was a member of the imperial Roman nobility and the brother of Saint Crispin. Both brothers undertook the noble task of evangelizing Gaul in the middle of...

Saint Crispin

Feast: October 25

Saint Crispin, also known as Crispinus, was a member of the imperial Roman nobility and the brother of Saint Crispian. They were born in the middle of the 3rd century and are recognized as...

Saint Eligius of Noyon

Feast: December 1

Saint Eligius of Noyon, also known as Alar, Elaere, Elar, Elard, Eler, Eloi, Eloy, Eloye, Iler, Loie, Loije, and Loy, was born in 588 in Catelat, near Limoges, France. He was the son of Eucherius and...

Saint George

Feast: April 23

Saint George, also known as Jirí, Jordi, Victory Bringer, and Zorzo, was a soldier and martyr who lived during the 3rd century. While much of his life is shrouded in legend, one of the most...

Saint Lucy of Syracuse

Feast: December 13

Saint Lucy of Syracuse, also known as Lucia or Lucie, was a rich and young Christian woman who hailed from a Greek ancestry. She was raised in a devoutly religious family and dedicated her life to...

Saint Paul The Apostle

Feast: January 25

Saint Paul the Apostle, originally known as Saul, was born in approximately 3 AD in Tarsus, Cilicia (modern-day Turkey). He was a Jewish Talmudic student and a Pharisee by profession. Saul harbored a...