Saint of the Day
Today's Feastday of Catholic Saints
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St. Peter Chrysologus
St. Peter Chrysologus, Bishop and Doctor of the Church (Feast-July 30) Born at Imola, Italy in 406, St. Peter ...
St. Abdon
A Persian nobleman who suffered martyrdom with his companion, St. Sennen. Abdon, also called Abdo or Abdus in some ...
St. Ursus
Bishop of Auxerre, France. He spent many years as a hermit prior to his appointment as bishop at the reported age ...
St. Ursus
Bishop of Auxerre, France. He spent many years as a hermit prior to his appointment as bishop at the reported age ...
St. Tatwine
Archbishop of Canterbury from 731. Probably from Mercia, England, he became a monk at Bredon, and eventually was ...
Bl. Thomas Abel
English martyr. A graduate of Oxford University, Thomas served as chaplain to Queen Catharine of Aragon, proving ...
Bl. Edward Powell
English martyr, a councilor to Queen Catherine of Aragon, wife of King Henry VIII. A Welshman, Edward was a canon ...
St. Ermengytha
Benedictine nun, a daughter or sister of St. Ermenberga. She lived in Minster, on Thanet Isle, England, at a ...
Bl. Everard Hanse
Martyr of England who announced “O happy day!” as he died. He was raised a Protestant in ...
St. Hatebrand
Benedictine abbot of Olden Kloaster in Frisia, Netherlands. He was a native of that land and Revived Benedictine ...
St. Julitta
Martyred woman of Caesarea in Cappadocia, in modem Turkey. She lost all her estates in a court case. Her opponent ...
Bl. Richard Featherstone
English martyr. Richard served as a chaplain to Queen Catherine of Aragon and tutor to the princess Mary I. ...
St. Rheticus
Bishop of Autun, France. A Gallo Roman by birth, he was named bishop of Autun around 310, and worked to bring ...
St. Rufinus
Roman martyr. He was reportedly put to death in Assisi, Italy.
St. Olaf of Sweden
Martyred Swedish king, also known as Olaf Skottkonung He ruled Sweden from 993-1024 as the son and heir of ...
St. Maxima
Martyr with Donatilla and Secunda. They were martyred at Tebourba, in North Africa, under Emperor Diocletian. ...
St. Martha
"Jesus loved Martha and Mary and Lazarus." This unique statement in John's ...
St. Olaf
Olaf was the son of Harold Grenske, a lord in Norway. Olaf Haraldsson, often called "the ...
St. Lupus
Lupus, called in French "Loup", was born at Toul, Gaul. He married the sister of St. ...
St. William of Saint-Brieuc
Bishop, also called William Pinchon. A native of Brittany, France, he entered the priesthood and was soon made a ...
