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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 KalebSaint Kanten of WalesAlthough not much is known about his early life, he is believed to have been born in the 8th century.WalesSaint Karel van Sint Andries HoubenIn the quiet intimacy of the confessional, where the weight of human conscience is lifted through divine mercy, a particular zeal burned…Saint Kastor von KardenThe winding waters of the Moselle have witnessed countless epochs of European history, but few figures shine with the quiet luminosity of…Saint Kateri TekakwithaShe was the daughter of a Christian Algonquin woman who was captured by the Iroquois and married to a non-Christian Mohawk chief.Saint Katharine DrexelFrom an early age, Katharine was taught by her parents to use her wealth for the benefit of others, with her parents even opening their…Saint KeaLittle is known about his early life, but he dedicated himself to the service of God and became a minister in Devon and Cornwall.Saint KebiusBorn in France, little is known about his early life, but it is believed that he was ordained by Saint Hilary of Poitiers, a renowned…Saint Kenan of DamleagDescended from the royalty of Munster.DamleagSaint KenelmHe was born into royalty as the son of King Coenwulf, making him a Mercian prince.Saint KenneraBorn into a devout Christian family, she received a thorough education in the faith, studying alongside prominent saints like Ursula and…Saint Kenneth of WalesNot much is known about his early life, but he was the son of a chieftain and was born in Wales during the 6th century.WalesSaint Kennocha of FifeEven from a young age, she felt a strong pull towards a life of prayer and spiritual contemplation.FifeSaint KentigernHe was born in approximately 518 in Culross, Fife, Scotland.Saint KentigernaShe was the sister of Saint Comghan and the mother of Saint Fillan.Saint KessogFrom an early age, he displayed a deep devotion to God and was recognized for his ability to perform miracles.Saint KeverneHe is primarily associated with Cornwall, England.Saint KevinThe rugged landscape of Glandáloch in Ireland stands as a testament to a spiritual legacy forged in solitude and devotion.Saint Kevin of GlendaloughHe was the son of Coemlog and Coemell, belonging to the nobility of Leinster.GlendaloughSaint Kevoca of KyleUnfortunately, there is limited reliable information available about her life, allowing for only a brief biography.Kyle

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