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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 Mark of RomeUnfortunately, only limited information about his life has survived, which makes researching his biography quite challenging.RomeSaint Mark of SorrentoUnfortunately, very little is known about his life, and much of his story has been relegated to oral tradition and local folklore.SorrentoSaint Marko KriževcaninMartyrHe is revered as a Catholic martyr who dedicated his life to the service of God.Saint MarnockAs a spiritual student of Saint Columba at Iona Abbey, he devoted his life to the service of God and the teachings of the Church.Saint MaroBorn in 350, Maro dedicated his life to serving God and spreading the teachings of the Catholic Church.Saint Maro of RomeMartyrHe is most notably remembered as a close friend and companion of Saint Flavia Domitilla, a noblewoman and cousin of the Roman Emperor…RomeSaint MaroloSaint Marolus of MilanHe was born in Mesopotamia, but his early life remains shrouded in mystery.MilanSaint MaronHe is revered for his dedication to asceticism and his deep connection to God.Saint MaroneMartyrSaint Maroveus of PrecipianoHe is renowned for his role in establishing the Precipiano Abbey near Tortona, Italy, after being assigned there by Saint Attalas.PrecipianoSaint Marquard of HildesheimBorn in the 9th century, details about his early life and upbringing are unfortunately scarce.HildesheimSaint Mars of NantesHe is recognized as a pre-Congregation saint and was canonized prior to the formal establishment of the modern canonization process.NantesSaint MarthaSaint Martha WangMartyrBorn around 1812 in Zunyi, Guizhou, Martha dedicated her life to the service of God and the spread of Christianity.Saint Martha of AstorgaHer life and martyrdom are not widely known, but she holds a significant place in Spanish Catholic history.AstorgaSaint Martha of BethanyShe was the sister of Saint Lazarus and Saint Mary of Bethany and was known to be a close friend of Jesus.BethanySaint Martha of CologneShe is believed to have lived during the 4th century and is often associated with Saint Ursula, a legendary British Christian martyr.CologneSaint Martha of PersiaShe lived during a time when Christianity was oppressed, but despite the risks involved, she converted to Christianity along with her…PersiaSaint MartheShe led a remarkable and inspirational life that exemplified her deep devotion to God and her commitment to her family.

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