The Saints
"All the faithful of Christ are called to the fullness of the Christian life" (Lumen Gentium 40). These men and women show us what a life surrendered to Christ looks like. Explore their feast days and let their witness draw you closer to Jesus.
Gibba Crescens
Waxing Gibbous · 78% illuminated · Day 10.2Ordinary Time
30
Saints21st Sunday of Ordinary Time
Today's Readings (USCCB)Saints Celebrated Today
Saint Domnina of Aegea
Born in Aegea, Cilicia (in Asia Minor), she lived during the 3rd century AD.
Saint Abbondius of Rome
Although there is limited information available about his life, his sacrifice and devotion to the faith have made him a...
Saint Apollinaris of Rheims
Born in an unknown year, Apollinaris lived in Rheims, France, during the third century.
Saint Flavian of Autun
Born in the early part of the seventh century, little is known about his early life and upbringing.
Saint Maximus of Ostia
He was one of a group of Christians who were martyred during the persecutions of Alexander Severus.
Saint Lupo of Novi
Not much is known about his life, but his courageous witness to the faith and ultimate sacrifice have made him an...
Saint Zaccheus
Saint Antonio di Gerace
The rugged landscapes of Southern Italy have long served as a sanctuary for souls seeking the silence of God.
Saint Flavien
The landscape of the Gallic church during the late fifth and early sixth centuries was one of profound transformation,...
Saint Zacchaeus of Jerusalem
He is believed to have lived during the 2nd century AD.
Saint Desideratus of Verdun
He came from the Gallic nobility, being the son of Gondebald de Bourgogne of Lyons and an unidentified noble woman from...
Saint Marcian of Saignon
Born in Saignon, France, in the 8th century, not much is known about Marcian's early life and education.
Saint Tydfil
She was the daughter of Saint Brychan of Brecknock, a revered figure in Welsh Christianity.
Saint Minervius of Lyons
While there is limited information available about his life, his martyrdom and subsequent veneration in the Church have...
Saint Quiriacus of Ostia
While not much is known about his early life and background, Quiriacus became a prominent figure in the Catholic Church...
Saint Hilarinus
He lived during the 8th century and devoted his life to the service of God and the community.
Saint Victor of Vita
He is best known for his writings on the persecutions by the Arian Vandals, which have survived and provide valuable...
Saint Luppus
Born into the condition of slavery, his identity was profoundly shaped by his unwavering faith in Christ.
Saint Timothy of Rheims
Unfortunately, there is limited information available about his early life and background.
Saint Anthony of Gerace
He lived during the 10th century and is known for his ascetic physical practices, deep prayer life, and reputation as a...
Saint Asterius of Aegea
In the annals of the early Church, few testimonies shine as brightly as that of a humble witness whose name is Asterius...
Saint Eleazar of Lyons
Although not much is known about his early life, his courageous faith and unwavering commitment to Christ have made him...
Saint Altigianus
Born in an unknown date, Altigianus lived during the Early Medieval period and dedicated his life to the service of God.
Saint Claudius of Aegea
Born in Aegea, Cilicia (in Asia Minor), little is known about his early life and family background.
Saint Theonilla of Aegea
Unfortunately, not much is known about her life prior to her martyrdom, but her unwavering faith and devotion to Christ...
Saint Neon of Aegea
Though the precise date and place of his birth remain unknown, he lived in the region of Aegea during the reign of the...
Saint Rose of Lima
She was the daughter of Spanish immigrants who had settled in the New World.
Saint Ireneus of Rome
Saint Éoghan of Ardstraw
Born in Leinster, Ireland, in the 6th century, Éoghan's life was marked by a series of remarkable events that...
Saint Archelaus of Ostia
While there is limited information available about his life, historical documents suggest that he was a deacon and part...
Browse All Saints
All Saints
Page 23Pope Saint Lucius I
He was known for his ascetic lifestyle, even while holding the highest position in the Church.
Pope Saint Marcellinus
He was chosen for this esteemed position and became the leader of the Church during a critical time.

Pope Saint Marcellus I
Unfortunately, very little is known about his life before he became Pope, as historical documents from that time have...
Pope Saint Mark
He was the son of Priscus and was chosen as the 34th Pope of the Catholic Church.
Pope Saint Martin I
His early life and family background remain largely unknown, but he rose to prominence when he was elected as the 74th...

Pope Saint Miltiades
Not much is known about his early life, but it is believed that he hailed from Africa.
Pope Saint Nicholas I
He was the son of Theodore, who held the title of Defensor.

Pope Saint Paschal I
He received an education at the Lateran Basilica in Rome, which was known as the cathedral of the Pope, and it was...
Pope Saint Paul VI
He came from a prominent family, as his father was a newspaper editor.
Pope Saint Pius I
Although little is known about his early life, it is believed that he may have been born a slave.

Pope Saint Pius V
He was also known by other names such as Giovanni Michele Ghisleri, Michael Ghisleri, and Michele Ghislieri.

Pope Saint Pius X
He is also known by various other names, including Giuseppe Melchior Sarto, Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto, Giuseppe Sarto,...
Pope Saint Pontian
He was born in Rome, Italy, and little is known about his early life or family background, except that he was the son...

Pope Saint Sergius I
After completing his education, he was ordained in Rome and became a canon regular of Saint John Lateran.
Pope Saint Silverio
He was the son of Pope Hormisdas, who had entered religious life after raising a family.
Pope Saint Simplicius
He is widely recognized for his significant contributions during the end of the Roman Empire as the Pope and his works...
Pope Saint Siricius
Little is known about his early life, but he became a lector and deacon, and he developed a close friendship with Saint...
Pope Saint Sixtus I
Unfortunately, little is known about his life before he was chosen as the successor to Pope Alexander I in the year 116.
Pope Saint Sixtus II
Born in Greece, Sixtus was a philosopher and adult convert to Christianity before becoming a deacon in Rome, Italy.
A saint for your morning
Receive one short saint story in your inbox each day.