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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 Vitalis of VelleianumHe was born in Velleianum, Italy, and little is known about his early life.VelleianumSaint Vitonus of VerdunHe was born in the 5th century and as a young man, he dedicated his life to the service of God by becoming a monk.VerdunSaint VittoreVittore Carpaccio (c.Saint Vittore of PiacenzaUnfortunately, not much is known about his life, and thus his representation, such as the portrayal in artwork, remains unknown.PiacenzaSaint VittorinoSaint VitusAccording to legend, he was the son of a pagan Sicilian senator named Hylas.Saint Vitus of BergamoWhile not much is known about his early life, it is believed that he was born in the 11th century and devoted himself to a life of…BergamoSaint Vivaldo da San Gimignano StricchiSaint ViventioleSaint Viventiolus of LyonsHe was born in a small village near the city of Lyons, France, in the early 5th century.LyonsSaint ViventiusHe was born in Samaritan, a region in Palestine, and little is known about his early life.Saint Vivenzio of BleraHe was born in Blera, Italy, and dedicated his life to serving God as a priest and bishop.BleraSaint Vivian of SaintesBorn around 419, little is known about his early life, but he made significant contributions to the Christian community in his role as the…SaintesSaint VivienSaint ViâtrePaul Adolphe Marie Prosper Granier de Cassagnac was born on January 2, 1843, in Paris and died on November 4, 1904, in Saint-Viâtre.Saint VladimirVladimir I Sviatoslavich, known as Vladimir the Great (Old East Slavic: Володимѣръ Свѧтославичь; c.Saint Vladimir I of KievHe was the grandson of Saint Olga of Kiev and the son of the pagan Norman-Rus prince Svyatoslav of Kiev and his consort Malushka.KievSaint Vodoaldus of SoissonsBorn in the 8th century, in either Ireland or Scotland, he felt a calling to spread the teachings of Christianity to the people of France.SoissonsSaint VolfangoSaint VolocWhile information about his representation is limited, his contributions to the faith during the early medieval period are highly regarded.

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