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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 Pietro IspanoSaint Pietro OrseoloSaint Pietro RegaladoSaint Pietro TommasoSaint Pietro da VeronaSaint Pietro di TreviSaint Pietro of AnagniHe entered the Benedictine order and became a monk at the renowned San Benito monastery in Salerno.AnagniSaint Pigmenius of RomeMartyrHe is primarily known for serving as a tutor to the young Julian the Apostate, who later became the Roman Emperor.RomeSaint PimenioPimenio, or Pymenius, was a Bishop of Assidonia (Medina Sidonia) and played an active role in several councils during his tenure.Saint Pimenio In RomeSaint Pimenio, also known as Pimen, was a Roman Catholic priest and martyr in ancient Rome.Saint PinianHe is most recognized for his being married to Saint Melania the Younger and for his remarkable journey in religious life.Saint PinitusSaint PinnockHowever, no historical records or details about his life have been preserved.Saint Pinytus of CretePinytus was highly revered by his contemporaries, who considered him one of the greatest ecclesiastical writers of his time.CreteSaint Pion of SmyrnaVery little is known about his personal life, but his profound faith and steadfast commitment to his beliefs led him to embrace martyrdom.SmyrnaSaint Pionius of SmyrnaMartyrHe is venerated as a Catholic saint and martyr.SmyrnaSaint PiorHe was born in the fourth century, but not much is known about his early life or his family background.Saint Piperion The MartyrMartyrNot much is known about his personal background or early life, but his heroic sacrifice and steadfast faith have left an indelible mark on…Saint PiranAlthough details about his family origin remain obscure, tradition suggests that he hailed from Ireland.Saint PirminHe was born around the year 670 in South Aragon, which was a region of modern-day Spain.

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