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The saints the Church has canonized, from the apostles and the martyrs of the first centuries to those raised to the altars in our own day. Each record holds the feast day and, where they are known, the places of the life and the causes for which the saint is invoked. Begin with a name, with today, or with one of the ways in.

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Saint Antoine DanielAntoine Marie Jean-Baptiste Roger, vicomte de Saint-Exupéry (29 June 1900 – c.Saint Antolian of ClermontMartyrHe was martyred during the invasion of Crocus, the king of the Alemanni, who had invaded Gaul.ClermontSaint AntolienIn the annals of the early Gallic church, certain names shine with a quiet, enduring luminescence, preserved not through extensive…Saint Antonia of CologneShe lived during the 4th century and her story is closely connected to the legendary martyrdom of Saint Ursula and the 11,000 virgins.CologneSaint Antonia of ConstantinopleDespite her young age, she displayed unwavering faith and courage in the face of extreme persecution, ultimately sacrificing her life for…ConstantinopleSaint Antonia of NicomediaAlthough the details of her life are scarce, historical texts indicate that she was imprisoned for two years as a consequence of her strong…NicomediaSaint AntoninaSaint Antonina of BithyniaNot much is known about her early life or her background, but her unwavering faith and steadfast commitment to Christ make her a revered…BithyniaSaint Antonina of ConstantinopleShe is believed to have been born in Constantinople, although little is known about her early life and family background.ConstantinopleSaint Antonina of NicaeaAlthough limited historical records exist, it is widely believed that she was born in Nicaea, Bithynia, which is now modern-day Turkey.NicaeaSaint AntoninoIn the rugged landscape of Campania, where the Mediterranean winds kiss the cliffs of Sorrento, a life of profound resilience unfolded…Saint Antonino FantosatiMartyrHe entered the Franciscan Order of Reformed Friars Minor on July 28, 1862, at the convent of Spineta in Todi, Italy.Saint AntoninusThe limited historical records do not provide any information about his birthplace, family, or occupation.Saint Antoninus of MilanWhile specific details regarding his birth and early life are scarce, his contributions to the Church have left a lasting impact.MilanSaint Antoninus of PamiersMartyrHe was born in Fredelacum, Gaul, which is modern-day Pamiers, France.PamiersSaint Antoninus of PiacenzaMartyrBorn in an unknown year, he lived during a tumultuous time when the Roman Empire persecuted Christians for their faith.PiacenzaSaint Antoninus of RomeNoted for his unwavering faith and commitment to Christ, he is mentioned in the Acts of Saint Marcellinus, Pope, and Martyr, serving as a…RomeSaint Antoninus of SorrentoHe is revered for his dedication to the monastic life and his teachings as an abbot.SorrentoSaint Antoninus of SyriaMartyrBorn in the 4th century, he grew up amidst a society deeply entrenched in non-Christian practices.SyriaSaint Antonio GonzálezBorn in Spain, he embraced the Dominican vocation, committing himself to prayer, study, and the proclamation of the faith.

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