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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 Sabinus of PalermoBorn in Palermo, Italy, his exact birthdate is unknown, but historical records indicate that he lived during the early 4th century.PalermoSaint Sabinus of PiacenzaHe is recognized as a friend and confidant of Saint Ambrose of Milan and played a significant role in the religious and ecclesiastical…PiacenzaSaint Sabinus of PoitiersNot much is known about his early life or his family background.PoitiersSaint Sabinus of The LavedanSaint Sabinus of the Lavedan, also known as Sabino or Savin, was a remarkable Catholic saint who dedicated his life to spreading the…The LavedanSaint SacerBorn into a noble lineage, he chose the path of contemplative service, seeking to establish a center of prayer and learning amidst the…Saint SacerdosSaint Sacerdos of LimogesHe was born in the year 670 in Sarlat, Périgord, France, and is believed to have died around 720.LimogesSaint Sacerdos of LyonHe hailed from a devout Christian family and was the son of Saint Rusticus of Lyon and Hiberie de Limoges.LyonSaint Sacerdos of SaguntumHe is venerated as a saint for his tireless work as the Bishop of Saguntum, a city now known as Murviedro, in Spain.SaguntumSaint SadalbergaShe was the daughter of the duke, and she grew up alongside her brother, who would later be recognized as Saint Bodo.Saint SadalbergeSaint Sadoth of SeleuciaLittle is known about the early life of Sadoth, but historical records mention his presence at the Council of Nicaea in the year 325.SeleuciaSaint Sadwen of WalesHe came from a noble lineage, being the son of Bicanus Farchog of Llydaw, and was the brother of Saint Illtyd.WalesSaint SaethrythShe was the cherished half-sister of two renowned saints, Ethelburga and Ethelfreda, who significantly influenced her spiritual journey.Saint SagarSaint Sagar of LaodiceaAlthough there are legends that suggest he was a spiritual student of Saint Paul the Apostle, the chronology does not support this claim.LaodiceaSaint SaintinSaint Salaun of LesevenHe gained recognition for his simple lifestyle, poverty, and unworldliness, which led people to perceive him as the village idiot.LesevenSaint SallustiaShe was married to Saint Caerealis, another faithful Christian, and they both played significant roles in the growth of Christianity in…
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