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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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Saint José Fernández De VentosaBorn in Spain, he entered the Order of Preachers and embarked on a mission to Vietnam in 1805, driven by a profound commitment to…Saint José Gabriel Del Rosario BrocheroHe was the fourth of ten brothers in his family.Saint José Gregorio Hernández CisnerosHe was the eldest of six children born to Benigno María Hernández Manzaneda and Josefa Antonia Cisneros Mansilla.Saint José Isabel Flores VarelaSaint Jose Isabel Flores Varela, also known as Father Jose Flores, was born on November 28, 1866, in Teul, Zacatecas, Mexico.Saint José María Díaz SanjurjoMartyr, was a Dominican priest whose life of dedicated service culminated in martyrdom for the faith.Saint José María PignatelliThe most striking feature of this holy life is not a list of miracles or a long chronology of events, but the sheer magnitude of a single,…Saint José María Robles HurtadoHe came from a deeply religious family, the son of Antonio Robles and Petronila Hurtado.Saint José María Rubio Y PeraltaHe was one of twelve children born to a farm family, but unfortunately, six of his siblings passed away during childhood.Saint José Melchór García-Sampedro SuárezMartyrIn the annals of the Catholic Church, the witness of a martyr remains one of the most powerful testimonies of faith.Saint José Melchór Garcíasampedro SuárezMartyrFrom a young age, he displayed a devout and pious nature, demonstrating a strong inclination towards religious life.Saint José OriolSaint José Sánchez Del RíoHis early life was marked by deep faith and a profound connection to the Catholic Church.Saint Jovin of The Via LatinaSaint Jovin of the Via Latina, also known as Giovino or Iovino, was a Christian martyr who lived during the 3rd century.The Via LatinaSaint Jovinian of AuxerreIn the shadow of the Roman Empire's greatest persecution, a quiet yet profound witness emerged in the city of Auxerre.AuxerreSaint JovinienIn the quiet valleys of ancient Gaul, where the shadows of the Roman Empire stretched long over the land, a humble yet courageous voice…Saint Jovinus The MartyrMartyrHe is believed to have been martyred in the persecution of Valerian, a Roman Emperor who persecuted Christians in the mid-3rd century.Saint JovitaMartyrHe was the younger brother of Saint Faustinus, and together they became influential figures in the early Christian community.Saint JuanIn the sun-drenched landscape of Andalusia, where the spirit of charity often burns brightest, a humble religious man emerged to serve the…Saint Juan Alcober FigueraThe life of Juan Alcober Figuera was defined by a daring commitment to the Gospel that transcended the boundaries of safety and comfort.

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