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The Saints
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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Patron SaintsEvery cause, and who is invoked for it.Saints by CountryBy the country of birth or of the work.Saints & Blesseds by Religious TraditionBy religious order and tradition.Liturgical CalendarThe year's feasts, season by season.My SaintThe saint who shares your name or your birthday.A to ZEvery record by name, one letter at a time.
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Saint Caecilius of GranadaHe was part of the early group of missionaries sent to Spain to spread the teachings of Christianity.GranadaSaint CaedmonBorn in the British Isles, possibly of Celtic origin, Caedmon lived in the 7th century.Saint Caedwalla of WessexHe was the son of Coenberht and was also descended from King Ceawlin of Wessex.WessexSaint CaellainnUnfortunately, very little information about her life has survived, and only a church in Roscommon, Ireland is named in her honor.Saint CaerealisHe is believed to have been born in Egypt, and little is known about his early life and upbringing.Saint Caerealis of AlexandriaUnfortunately, very little information about his life has been preserved, making it challenging to construct a comprehensive biography.AlexandriaSaint Caerealis of TivoliCaerealis is recognized as a martyr for his unwavering faith and dedication to the Christian teachings.TivoliSaint Caesar of KoroneBorn in the first century, he was converted to Christianity through the teachings of Saint Paul the Apostle.KoroneSaint Caesarea of OtrantoFollowing the death of her mother, the young Caesarea, then a teenager,OtrantoSaint Caesaria of ArlesShe was born around 465 in Arles, France.ArlesSaint CaesariusHe is believed to have been born in Cappadocia, a region in present-day Turkey, although the exact details of his early life remain…Saint Caesarius of AfricaMartyrWhile journeying to Italy, he encountered a pagan celebration dedicated to Apollo, which involved the abhorrent practice of human sacrifice.AfricaSaint Caesarius of AngoulêmeHis life, though shrouded in the quiet anonymity of ecclesiastical service, was marked by steadfast commitment to the Church in a region…AngoulêmeSaint Caesarius of Arles470–542) was a revered bishop, reformer, and preacher whose life embodied steadfast dedication to the Church.ArlesSaint Caesarius of ArmeniaThe most striking aspect of this life is the radical transformation from vice to virtue.ArmeniaSaint Caesarius of DamascusMartyrUnfortunately, little information about his life has survived, making it challenging to craft a comprehensive biography.DamascusSaint Caesarius of EpidamnusBorn in the first century, very little is known about his early life and upbringing.EpidamnusSaint Caesarius of NazianzusHe was the son of the revered Saint Gregory of Nazianzen the Elder and Saint Nonna.NazianzusSaint CaesidiusHe was the son of Saint Rufinus, who was also a well-known saint and martyr.Saint CagnoaldIn the rugged landscapes of the early medieval Frankish kingdoms, where the boundaries between wilderness and settlement were often blurred…
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