St. Gregory, born at Rome about the year 540, was the son of Gordianus, a wealthy senator, who later ...

Born in Skänninge, Sweden, in the 13th century, St. Ingrid lived under the spiritual direction of Peter ...

Bishop and charitable worker, the patron of Avignon, called Agricola of Avignon in some records. He is reported as ...

Martyr and hermit. Antoninus is listed as a stonemason in Aribazus, Syria. He denounced the pagan practices of his ...

Carmelite prior of Mount Carmel. He was French by birth, but went to Mount Carmel. Elected prior, Brocard asked ...

A martyr put to death at Nicomedia with his two sons, Concordius and Theodore, during the persecutions of Emperor ...

Bishop and counselor to the Danish royal house. Originally an Anglo-Saxon priest, he served as chaplain to King ...

Bishop of Strasbourg (Strassburg), France. The fourth bishop of that see, he regulated his diocese which was still ...

Bishop and founder, possibly the brother of St. Leontius of Frejus. Born in Nimes, France, he married a wealthy ...

Martyr with Julian, Philip, Eutychian, Hesychius, Leonides, Philadelphus, Menalippus, and Pantagapes. There are no ...

A bishop of Lyon, France, the successor of St. Antiochus. His relics are enshrined in the church of St. Justus.

Hermit of Cappadocia. He spent twenty years in a cave there With many disciples joining him. Elpidius’ ...

Bishop and recluse. He was born in Vivarais in Gaul and was made bishop of Lyons in 350. When a prisoner who ...

Benedictine monk of Mt. Soracte, near Rome. His remarkable works of faith were recorded by Pope St. Gregory I the ...

Martyred slave of Rome and a companion of St. Ansanus. She was martyred by being beaten to death in the ...

St. Giles, Abbot (Patron of Physically Disabled) Feast day - September 1 St. Giles is said to have been a ...

St. Fiacre (Fiachra) is not mentioned in the earlier Irish calendars, but it is said that he was born in Ireland ...

St. Beatrice da Silva Meneses, Religious (Feast - September 1) Beatrice was born in Ceuta, Portugal, in 1424. She ...

Widow, also called Aja and Aye. She is reported as being the sainted mother of St. Lupus of Sens.

Martyr who died with forty young women converts. Ammon was a deacon in Thrace, now in the southern Balkans. Under ...