Saints Index
Hagiographies of over 1,000 saints
Hagiography is the branch of learning that has for its object the history of the saints and their veneration. For more information, see Curricula: Hagiography.
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| Saints (alphabetical) | Commemoration | Patronage |
|---|---|---|
| Abban - of Magheranoidhe | ||
| Abban - of New Ross | ||
| Abban - the Hermit | May 13 | |
| Abbot Anselm | Nonantula, Italy | |
| Abbon | November 13 | |
| Abdon and Sennen | ||
| Acacius of Melitene | ||
| Acca | October 20 | learning |
| Adalard | ||
| Adalbert, Apostle of the Slavs | ||
| Adalbert, Bishop of Prague | April 23 | |
| Adamnan | September 23 | Raphoe monastery, Ireland |
| Adauctus and Felix | August 30 | |
| Adelaide, Abbess | February 5 | |
| Adelaide, Empress | ||
| Adeodatus, Pope | ||
| Ado of Vienne | December 16 | |
| Adrian III, Pope | September 7 | |
| Adrian of Canterbury | January 9 | |
| Aedan of Ferns | January 31 | Cathedral of Enniscorthy |
| Aedh of Kildare | January 4 | |
| Aelred | ||
| Aengus the Culdee | March 11 | |
| Afra | August 7 | Church of Sts. Ulrich and Afra, Augsburg |
| Agapetus, Bishop | March 24 | |
| Agapetus, Pope | September 20 (West); April 22 (East) | |
| Agatha | February 5 | invoked for diseases of the breast; Catania, Sicily; protection from volcanos, fire, lightning |
| Agatho, Pope | ||
| Agilulfus | July 9 | |
| Agnes of Assisi | November 16 | |
| Agnes of Montepulciano | April 20 | |
| Agnes of Rome | January 21 | |
| Agricius | ||
| Aidan of Lindisfarne | August 31 | |
| Ailbe | September 12 | |
| Aileran | December 29 | |
| Alban | June 22 | |
| Albert | November 21 | |
| Alcmund | ||
| Aldegundis | January 30 | |
| Aldhelm | May 25 | |
| Aldric | ||
| Alexander, martyr | March 18 (West); December 22 (East) | |
| Alexander I, Pope | ||
| Alexander the Charcoal Burner | August 11 | |
| Alexander, Patriarch of Alexandria | April 17 | |
| Alexis Falconieri | Order of Servites | |
| Alexius | July 17 (West); March 17 (East) | |
| Alfrida | ||
| Alfwold | ||
| Alnoth | ||
| Aloysius Gonzaga | boys | |
| Alphonsus Liguori | Redemptorists | |
| Alphonsus Rodriguez | Majorca | |
| Alto | February 9 | |
| Alypius | August 15 | |
| Amalberga | ||
| Amandus | February 6 | |
| Ambrose, Bishop of Milan | ||
| Ambrose of Camaldoli | November 20 | |
| Ammon | October 4 | |
| Anacletus, Pope | ||
| Anastasia | December 25 | weavers |
| Anastasius, martyr | ||
| Anastasius I, Pope | ||
| Anastasius, Bishop of Antioch | ||
| Anastasius Sinaita | ||
| Anatolia | July 9 | |
| Anatolius, Bishop of Laodices | July 3 | |
| Anatolius, patriarch | July 3 | |
| Andrew, Apostle | November 30 | fishermen; Russia; Scotland |
| Andrew, martyr | May 15 | |
| Andrew Avellino | Naples; Sicily; protection from sudden death. | |
| Andrew Corsini | February 4 | |
| Andrew of Crete | July 4 (East) | |
| Andrew the Scot | August 22 | |
| Angela Merici | May 31 | Ursulines |
| Angilbert | ||
| Anne | July 25 (East); St. Joachim and St. Anne, September 9 (East); July 26 (West); feast of translation, September 16; miraculous picture at Notre Dame d'Auray, March 7 | Brittany; Quebec; women in labor; miners; houseworkers; cabinet-makers |
| Anno | ||
| Anschar, Apostle of the North | ||
| Ansegisus | July 20 | |
| Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury | April 21 | |
| Anselm, Abbott, Duke of Forum Julii | ||
| Anselm of Lucca | Mantua, Italy | |
| Anthony, Father of the Desert | ||
| Anthony of Padua | recovery of things lost | |
| Antoninus | ||
| Antonio Maria Zaccaria | Barnabites | |
| Aphian, martyr | April 2 | |
| Apollinaris, martyr | ||
| Apollinaris, Bishop of Valence | ||
| Apollinaris Claudius | January 8 | |
| Apollonia, virgin | February 9 | relief from toothaches |
| Apostles of Erin (12) | ||
| Arbogast (Gaelic Arascach) | July 21 | |
| Arialdo | ||
| Arnulf of Metz | ||
| Arsenius | ||
| Asaph | May 1 | |
| Assicus | April 27 | |
| Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria | May 2 | |
| Attala | March 10 | |
| Attracta | August 11 | Achonry, Ireland |
| Augustine of Canterbury | May 28 | |
| Augustine of Hippo | ||
| Aunarius | September 25 | |
| Austrebertha | Montreuil, France | |
| Austremonius | ||
| Auxentius of Mopsuestia | ||
| Auxibius of Soli | February 19 | |
| Avitus | ||
| Babylas | January 24 (West); September 4 (East) | |
| Baithen mac Findech (Baoithin) | May 22 | Ennisboyne |
| Baithen Mor | October 6 | |
| Baithen of Tibohin | February 19 | Tibohin |
| Balbina | March 31 | |
| Baldred, (Bishop of Strathclyde) | March 6 | |
| Baldred, the Hermit | March 6 | |
| Barbara | December 4 | protection from thunderstorms and fire; artillery-men; miners |
| Barnabas, Apostle | June 11 | |
| Bartholomew, Apostle | August 24 | |
| Basilissa | ||
| Basil of Amasea | April 26 | |
| Basil the Great | January 1 (East): January 30 (West) | |
| Basilides (martyrs) | June 30 | |
| Bathilde | January 26 (Latin): January 30 (France) | |
| Beatrix, martyr | July 29 | |
| Beatrice d'Este | January 19 | |
| Benedict II, Pope | ||
| Benedict Biscop | February 12 | |
| Benedict Joseph Labre | April 16 | |
| Benedict of Aniane | ||
| Benedict of Nursia | ||
| Benedict of San Philadelphio | April 3 | |
| Benignus, son of Sesenen | November 9 | |
| Benignus of Dijon | November 1 | Dijon, France |
| Benno | June 16 | Munich |
| Berach | February 15 | |
| Berard of Carbio | January 16 | |
| Bercharius | October 16 | |
| Bernard, Archbishop of Vienne | agricultural laborers | |
| Bernard of Clairvaux | Cistercians | |
| Bernard of Menthon | June 15 | travellers |
| Bernard Tolomeo | August 21. | Congregation of the Blessed Virgin of Monte Oliveto |
| Bernardine of Siena | May 20 | |
| Bernward, Bishop of Hildesheim | November 20 | |
| Bertha, Abbess of Blangy | July 4 | Blangy convent |
| Bertha, Abbess of Val D'Or | May 1 | Val d'Or convent |
| Bertin | September 5 | Abbey of St. Bertin |
| Bertulf | August 19 | |
| Beuno | April 21 | |
| Bibiana (Vibiana) | ||
| Birinus | December 3 | Dorchester |
| Blaise | February 3 (West), February 11 (East) | Protection from illness, especially deseases of the throat |
| Blandina | June 2 | girls |
| Blane | August 10 | Cathedral of Dunblane |
| Blathmac | ||
| Boisil | September 9 | |
| Bonaventure | July 14 | Lyons, France |
| Boniface, Apostle of Germany | June 5 | Brewers, tailors, file-cutters |
| Boniface I, Pope | October 25 | |
| Botulph | June 17 (England); June 25 (Scotland) | |
| Braulio | March 18 (Spain) | |
| Brenach | April 7 | |
| Brendan | May 16 | |
| Bridget of Sweden | July 23 | Brigittines; Sweden |
| Brieuc | May 1; or second Sunday after Easter | |
| Brigid | February 1 | students; Ireland |
| Brogan | ||
| Bruno, Archbishop of Cologne | October 11 (Cologne); June 18 (Tournay) | |
| Bruno, Bishop of Segni | July 18 | |
| Bruno, founder of Carthusians | October 6 | Carthusians |
| Bruno of Querfurt | ||
| Burchard of Wurzburg | October 14 | |
| Caedmon | ||
| Caesarius of Arles | ||
| Caesarius of Nazianzus | ||
| Caius and Soter | April 22 | |
| Cajetan | August 7 | Theatines |
| Camillus de Lellis | patron of the sick and their attendants | |
| Canice | October 11 | |
| Canute | January 19 | |
| Carthage (Machuda) | May 14 | |
| Casimir | March 4 | Poland; Lithuania |
| Catherine de Ricci | February 13 | |
| Catherine of Alexandria | November 25 | wheelwrights; mechanics; young maidens; female students. |
| Catherine of Bologna | March 9 | |
| Catherine of Genoa | ||
| Catherine of Siena | April 30 | |
| Catherine of Sweden | March 22 | |
| Ceadda (Chad) | March 2 | Birmingham Cathedral |
| Cecilia | November 22 (East and West) | patron of musicians, church music; Roman Academy of Music |
| Cedd | January 7 | |
| Celestine I, Pope | April 6 (West); April 8 (East) | |
| Celestine V, Pope | May 19 | |
| Ceolfrid | ||
| Ceslaus | July 16 | |
| Charles Borromeo | November 4 | |
| Christopher | protection from lightning, storms, epilepsy, pestilence; patron of bookbinders, gardeners, mariners, porters; Baden, Brunswick, Mecklenburg | |
| Chrodegang | ||
| Chromatius | December 2 | |
| Chrysanthus and Daria | October 25 (West); March 19 (East) | |
| Chrysogonus | November 24 (West); April 16 (East) | |
| Clare of Assisi | August 12 | Order of Poor Clares |
| Clare of Montefalco | ||
| Clement I, Pope | November 23 | |
| Clement of Ireland | ||
| Cletus, Pope | ||
| Clotilda | November 23 | |
| Coemgen | Glendalough monastery | |
| Colette | March 6 | Colettine Poor Clares |
| Colman, martyr | October 13 | |
| Colman, Bishop of Kilmacduagh | October 29 | Kilmacduagh, Ireland |
| Colman of Mayo | August 8 | Abbey and Diocese of Mayo |
| Colman Elo | September 26 | Abbey of Muckamore |
| Colman MacCathbad | October 16 | |
| Colman Mac Lenine | November 24 | See of Cloyne |
| Colman of Dromore | June 7 | See of Dromore |
| Colman of Templeshambo | October 27 | |
| Columba, Abbot of Iona | June 9 | Argyle and the Isles and Dunkeld, Scotland; patron of Ireland; Apostle of Scotland |
| Columba, Spanish martyr | ||
| Columba of Sens | ||
| Columba of Terryglass | Tirdaglas monastery | |
| Columbanus | November 24 | |
| Comgall | May 10 | Bangor monastery |
| Conal | March 18 | |
| Conan (Bishop) | January 13 | |
| Conan of Assaroe | March 8 | |
| Conan of Ballinamore | April 26 | |
| Conrad of Piacenza | February 19 (Franciscan Order) | Noto, Italy; cure of hernia |
| Corbinian | September 8 | |
| Cosmas and Damian | physicians and surgeons | |
| Crispin and Crispinian | October 25 | shoemakers, saddlers, and tanners |
| Crispina | December 5 | |
| Cronan, Abbot of Clonmacnoise | July 18 | |
| Cronan, Abbot of Moville | September 7 | |
| Cronan, Abbot of Roscrea | April 28 | |
| Cronan Mochua of Balla | March 30 | See of Balla |
| Cronan Mochua of Clashmore | February 10 | |
| Cronan Mochua of Sliabh Eibhlem | May 4 | |
| Cuthbert | March 20 | Diocese of Hexham and Newcastle; Durham |
| Cyprian, Bishop of Toulon | October 3 | |
| Cyprian and Justina | September 26 | |
| Cyprian of Carthage | ||
| Cyril and Methodius | July 5 | |
| Cyril of Alexandria | January 28 (West); June 9 (East) | |
| Cyril of Constantinople | ||
| Cyril of Jerusalem | March 18 (East); March 20 (West) | |
| Cyrus and John | January 31 (Latin, Greek, Copt) | |
| Damasus I, Pope | ||
| Daniel and Companions (6) | October 13 | |
| Darerca | March 22 | Valencia Island |
| David | March 1 | Wales |
| Deicolus | January 18 | Abbey of Lure |
| Demetrius | ||
| Denis | October 9 | France |
| Desiderius of Cahors | November 15 | St. Gery convent; St. Amantius monastery; St. Peter of Moissae monastery |
| Deusdedit | ||
| Deusdedit, Pope | November 8 | |
| Diarmaid (Archbishop) | April 24 | |
| Diarmaid the Just | January 10 | |
| Dichu | April 29 | |
| Didacus | November 12 | |
| Dinooth | Flintshire abbey | |
| Dionysius, Pope | ||
| Dionysius, Bishop of Corinth | ||
| Dionysius of Alexandria | November 17 | |
| Disibod | July 8 | Disenberg monastery |
| Dominic | August 8 | Dominicans |
| Donnan, Abbot of Eigg | ||
| Donnan, son of Liath | ||
| Donnan the Deacon | ||
| Dorothea, martyr | gardeners | |
| Dorothea of Montau | June 25 | Prussia |
| Drostan | December 15 | Deir monastery |
| Dubric | November 14 | |
| Dunchadh | ||
| Dunstan | May 19 | goldsmiths |
| Dympna | May 15 | protection against insanity |
| Eata | October 26 | |
| Edmund Rich | Diocese of Portsmouth | |
| Edmund the martyr | November 20 | |
| Edward the Confessor | October 13 | |
| Edward the martyr, King of England | March 18 | |
| Edwin | ||
| Egbert | ||
| Egwin | ||
| Eimhin | December 22 | |
| Eithene | March 20 | |
| Eithne | January 11 | |
| Eleutherius, Pope | May 26 | |
| Eleutherius, Bishop of Tournai | July 20 | |
| Eligius | December 1 | goldsmiths, blacksmiths, metalworkers, cabmen |
| Elined | August 1 | |
| Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist | September 8 (East); November 5 (West) | |
| Elizabeth of Hungary | November 17 | poor |
| Elizabeth of Portugal | July 8 | poor |
| Elizabeth of Schonau | June 18 | |
| Elphege | April 19 | |
| Elzear of Sabran | September 27 (Friars Minor); October 20 (Capuchins) | |
| Emerentiana | January 23 | |
| Emiliana | January 5 | |
| Emmeram | September 22 | Abbey of St. Emmeram; city of Ratisbon (Regensburg) |
| Engelbert of Cologne | November 7 | |
| Eoghan, Bishop | April 18 | |
| Eoghan of Ardstraw | August 23 | See of Derry |
| Eoghan of Cloncullen | March 15 | |
| Eoghan of Cranfield | May 31 | |
| Eoghan the Sage | May 28 | |
| Ephraem | February 1 | |
| Erconwald | November 14 (England) | |
| Erhard of Ratisbon | January 8 | |
| Ernan, son of Eogan | January 1 | Killernan, Scotland |
| Ernan, Abbot of Hinba | ||
| Ernan of Cluvain Deoghra | January 11 | |
| Ernan of Torach | August 17 | |
| Ethelbert, King of East Angles | May 20 | |
| Ethelbert, King of Kent | February 24 | |
| Ethelbert, Archbishop of York | November 8 | |
| Etheldreda | June 23 | |
| Ethelwold (Abbot) | February 12 | |
| Ethelwold (Bishop of Winchester) | August 1 | |
| Ethelwold (Monk) | March 23 | |
| Eucharius, Bishop of Trier | December 8 | |
| Eucherius, Bishop of Lyons | ||
| Eugendus | January 4 | |
| Eugene I, Pope | June 2 | |
| Eugenius of Carthage | July 13 | |
| Eulalia of Barcelona | February 12 | Barcelona cathedral; Barcelona city ; sailors |
| Eulalia of Meridia | December 10 | |
| Eulogius of Alexandria | ||
| Eulogius of Cordova | March 11 | |
| Euphrasia | July 25 (East); March 13 (West) | |
| Euphrosyne | September 25 (East); January 16 (West); February 11 (Carmelites) | |
| Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata | June 21 (East); June 22 (West) | |
| Eugenius, Bishop of Vercelli | December 16 | |
| Eusebius, Pope | September 26 | |
| Eusebius, Presbyter | August 14 | |
| Eustace | March 29 | |
| Eustachius and Companions (3) | September 20 (West); November 2 (East) | aid in difficult situations; Madrid, Spain; hunters |
| Eustathius | July 16 (West); February 21 (East) | |
| Eustochium | September 28 | |
| Euthymius the Great | January 20 | |
| Eutychianus, Pope | December 8 | |
| Evaristus | October 26 | |
| Ewald the Black | October 3 | Westphalia |
| Ewald the Fair | October 3 | Westphalia |
| Exuperius | September 28 | |
| Fabian, Pope | January 20 | |
| Fabiola | ||
| Faith, Hope and Charity, and their mother, Sophia | September 30 (West) | |
| Faith, Hope and Charity (and Sapientia) | September 17 (East) | |
| Faustinus | February 15 | Brescia, Italy |
| Felicitas (3rd cent.) | March 7 | |
| Felicitas and 7 sons (4th cent.) | November 23 | |
| Felix and Adauctus | August 30 | |
| Felix I, Pope | May 30 | |
| Felix III, Pope | ||
| Felix of Cantalice | May 18 | |
| Felix of Nola | January 14 | |
| Felix of Valois | November 20 | |
| Ferdinand III | May 30 | |
| Fergus Cruithneach | September 8 | |
| Fergus of Downpatrick | March 30 | |
| Fergus of Duleek | ||
| Fiacc | October 12 | |
| Fiacre | August 30 | gardeners |
| Fidelis of Sigmaringen | April 24 | |
| Finan | February 9 | |
| Finbarr | Cork, Ireland | |
| Finnian of Moville | September 10 | |
| Fintan of Clonenagh | February 17 | Irish Monks |
| Fintan of Taghmon | October 21 | Taghmon abbey |
| Firmus | July 31 | bishop of Thagaste |
| Flavian | February 18 (East and West) | |
| Florentina | June 20 | diocese of Plasencia |
| Foillan | October 31 | Fosses monastery |
| Fothad | ||
| Frances of Rome | March 9 | |
| Francis Borgia | October 10 | |
| Francis Caracciolo | June 4 | Naples; Minor Clerks Regular |
| Francis de Geronimo | May 11 | |
| Francis de Sales | January 24 | Institute of the Visitation; Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales, of Annecy; the Salesians, Oblates of St. Francis de Sales |
| Francis of Assisi | October 4; September 17 (stigmata) | |
| Francis of Paula | April 2 | Order of Minims |
| Francis Solanus | July 24 | |
| Francis Xavier | December 3 | patron of the Propagation of the Faith; Borneo |
| Frideswide | October 19 | Oxford |
| Fridolin | March 6 | Monastery of Sackingen on the Rhine |
| Fructuosus of Braga | April 16 | Complutum monastery |
| Fructuosus of Tarragona | ||
| Frumentius | October 27 (West); November 30 (East); December 18 (Copts) | |
| Fulcran | February 13 | Diocese of Lodeve |
| Fulgentius, Bishop of Ecija | January 14 | |
| Fulgentius, Bishop of Ruspe | ||
| Fursey | monastery of of Lagny | |
| Gal (6th cent.) | July 3 | |
| Gal (7th cent.) | November 1 | |
| Gall | October 16 | Abbey of St. Gall |
| Galla | October 5 | |
| Gallicanus (3) | June 25 | |
| Garcia | February 5 | |
| Gatianus | ||
| Gaudentius | ||
| Gelasius I | November 21 | |
| Genevieve | January 3 | Paris |
| Gennadius I | November 17 (East); November 16 (West) | |
| George | April 23 | England; Portugal |
| Gerald, Bishop of Mayo | March 13 | |
| Gerard, Abbot of Brogne | ||
| Gerald, Bishop of Toul | ||
| Gerard Majella | ||
| Germain, Bishop of Auxerre | Auxerre; St. Germain's Abbey | |
| Germain, Bishop of Paris | May 28 | |
| Germaine Cousin | June 15 | Diocese of Toulouse |
| Germanus I | May 12 (East and West) | |
| Gertrude of Nivelles | March 17 | Geertruidenberg, Breda, and Bergen-op-Zoom in North Brabant; travelers; invoked against fever, rats, and mice |
| Gertrude the Great | November 15 | West Indies |
| Gervasius and Protasius | June 19 (West; translation); October 14 (East) | |
| Gery | August 11 | Cambrai, subsidiary patron of Brussels, protector of Braine-le-Comte (Hainaut, Belgium) |
| Ghislain | October 9 | St-Ghislain monastery; invoked against convulsions in children |
| Gilbert of Sempringham | February 11 | Gilbertines; |
| Gildas the Wise | January 29 | patron of several churches and monasteries in Brittany |
| Giles | September 1 | |
| Goar | St-Goar on the Rhine | |
| Godard | Godard monastery | |
| Godeberta | fifth Sunday after Easter | protection from plagues and catastrophes |
| Godelina | Ghistelles monastery; invoked against blindness | |
| Gondulphus of Berry | June 17 | St-Gondon, near Gien |
| Gondulphus of Metz | September 6 | |
| Gondulphus of Tongres | July 16 | |
| Gordianus and Epimachus | May 10 | |
| Gorgonius | September 9 | |
| Gottschalk | June 7 | |
| Gregory the Great | March 12 | |
| Gregory II, Pope | ||
| Gregory III, Pope | November 28 | |
| Gregory VII, Pope | ||
| Gregory of Nazianzus | ||
| Gregory of Neocaesarea | ||
| Gregory of Nyssa | ||
| Gregory of Tours | November 17 | |
| Gregory of Utrecht | ||
| Gregory the Illuminator | September 30 (Armenia); October 1 (West) | national saint and patron of Armenia |
| Gudula | January 8; January 19 | |
| Guthlac | April 11 | |
| Hedwig | October 17 | Silesia; Sisters of St. Hedwig |
| Hegesippus | April 7 | |
| Helena | August 18 | |
| Helen of Skofde | July 31 | |
| Henry II | ||
| Herbert of Derwentwater | ||
| Hereswitha | September 3 (Stanton), September 20 (English Martyrology, 2nd Ed.), September 23 (Ferrari), December 1 (Bucelinus) | |
| Heribert | March 16 | |
| Hermas | August 18 (Roman Martyrology) | |
| Hermengild | April 13 (Spain) | |
| Hermes | ||
| Hilarion | October 21 | |
| Hilarus | November 17 | |
| Hilary of Arles | ||
| Hilary of Poitiers | January 14 (West) | |
| Hilda | November 17 | |
| Hildegard | September 17, September 18 (Brew. Monast. Tornac.) | |
| Hippolytus (several) | August 13, December 2, August 22 | |
| Honoratus | ||
| Honorius | September 30 (England) | |
| Hormisdas | ||
| Hospitius | ||
| Hroswitha | ||
| Hubert | November 3 | invoked for dog bites; patron of huntsmen; healer of hydrophobia |
| Hugh of Lincoln (12th cent.) | November 17 | |
| Hugh of Lincoln (13th cent.) | July 27 | |
| Hugh the Great | April 29 | |
| Hyacinth | August 16 | |
| Hyacintha Mariscotti | January 30, February 6 (Rome) | |
| Hyginus, Pope | January 11 | |
| Ibar | April 23 | |
| Ignatius Loyola | ||
| Ignatius of Antioch | February 1 | |
| Ignatius of Constantinople | October 23 | |
| Ildephonsus | ||
| Illtyd | February 7 | |
| Ine | ||
| Innocentius - Bishop of Tortona | April 17; September 24 | |
| Innocentius - Bishop of Justiniana | May 7 | |
| Innocentius - Bishop of Le Mans | June 19 | |
| Irenaeus | July 28 (Latin); August 23 (Greek) | |
| Isidore of Pelusium | ||
| Isidore of Seville | ||
| Isidore the Labourer | May 15 | peasants and day-laborers; Madrid, Leon, Saragossa, and Seville |
| Ita | January 15 | |
| Ives | May 19 | lawyers |
| Ivo of Chartres | May 20 | |
| James of Compostela | Spain | |
| James of the Marches | November 28 | Naples |
| James the Greater | Spain | |
| James the Less | ||
| Jane Frances de Chantal | August 21 | |
| Januarius | September 19 | |
| Jarlath | June 6 | |
| Jeanne de Valois | ||
| Jerome | ||
| Jerome Emiliani | July 20 | |
| Joachim | Sunday after Assumption (Latin); September 9 (Greek) | |
| John and Paul | June 26 | |
| John Baptist de la Salle | May 15 | |
| John Baptist de Rossi | May 23 | |
| John Berchmans | ||
| John Cantius | October 20 | |
| John Capistran | ||
| John Chrysostom | ||
| John Climacus | ||
| John Damascene | March 27 | |
| John Francis Regis | June 16 | |
| John Gualbert | July 12 | Vallumbrosan Order |
| John Joseph of the Cross | ||
| John Nepomucene | May 16 | |
| John of Beverley | ||
| John of God | Hospitals and the dying | |
| John of Sahagun | June 12 | |
| John of the Cross | ||
| John the Almsgiver | July 12 | Vallumbrosan Order |
| John the Baptist | June 24 (birth); August 29 (death) | |
| John the Evangelist | December 27 (West); September 26 (East and Naples) | |
| John the Silent | May 13 | |
| John Twenge | October 9 | women in cases of difficult confinement |
| Josaphat Kuncevyc | Sunday after November 12 (Julian Calendar) | |
| Joseph | March 19; January 23 (Espousals of Mary and Joseph) | Universal Catholic Church; reformed Order of Carmelites; carpenters; Belgium |
| Joseph Calasanctius | August 27 | Piarists |
| Joseph of Arimathea | July 31 (Greek ); March 17 (Latin) | |
| Joseph of Cupertino | September 18 | |
| Joseph of Leonessa | February 4 | |
| Joseph Oriol | March 23 | |
| Jovita | February 15 | Brescia |
| Julian | January 9 (Latin); January 8(Greek); and others? | |
| Juliana | February 16 (Latin); December 21 (Greek) | |
| Juliana Falconieri | June 19 | |
| Juliana of Liege | April 6 | |
| Julius I | April 12 | |
| Justin Martyr | April 14 | |
| Justus | November 10 | |
| Kentigern | January 13 | |
| Kieran - of Clonmacnoise | ||
| Kieran - of Seir-Kieran | March 5 | England, Brittany, Wales, Scotland |
| Kieran the Devout - of Disert-Kieran | June 14 | |
| Kieran - of Clonsost | April 30 | |
| Kieran - son of Colga | May 19 | |
| Kilian | July 8 | Wurzburg |
| Ladislaus | ||
| Lambert | September 17 | |
| Lawrence, martyr | August 10 | |
| Lawrence, Archbishop of Canterbury | February 3 | |
| Lawrence Justinian | September 5 | |
| Lawrence O'Toole | ||
| Lazarus of Bethany | ||
| Leander of Seville | ||
| Lebwin | November 12 | |
| Leo I, Pope | April 11 (Latin); February 18 (Greek) | |
| Leo II, Pope | June 28 | |
| Leo III | ||
| Leo IX, Pope | ||
| Leocadia | December 9 | Diocese Toledo (Spain) |
| Leodegar | ||
| Leonard of Limousin | November 6 | |
| Leonard of Port Maurice | November 27; November 26 | |
| Leonidas (Martyr from Thebaid) | January 28 | |
| Leonidas (with St. Diomedes) | September 2 | |
| Leonidas (together with St. Eleutherius) | August 8 | |
| Leonidas, Bishop of Athens | April 15 | |
| Leonidas, with Callistus and Charysius | April 16 | |
| Leonidas of Alexandria | April 22 | |
| Leontius | ||
| Lidwina | ||
| Loman | ||
| Lorenzo da Brindisi | July 6 | |
| Louis Bertrand | October 10 | |
| Louis IX | ||
| Louis of Toulouse | August 19 | Valencia |
| Lucius I | March 4 | |
| Lucy | December 13 | invoked for illnesses of the eyes |
| Ludger | March 26 | |
| Ludmilla | September 16 | Bohemia |
| Luke, the Evangelist | painters | |
| Macarius | ||
| Machutus | ||
| Macrina the Elder | January 14 | |
| Macrina the Younger | July 19 | |
| Maedoc | ||
| Maelruan | July 7 | |
| Maelrubha | April 21 (in Ireland); August 27 (in Scotland) | |
| Magnus | September 6 | |
| Malachy | November 3 | |
| Maldegarius | ||
| Mamertus | May 11 | |
| Manahen | May 24 | |
| Marcellina | July 17 | |
| Marcellinus, Pope | April 26 | |
| Marcellus, Pope | January 16 | |
| Margaret | July 13 (Greek); July 20 (Latin) | Pregnant women |
| Margaret of Cortona | ||
| Margaret of Scotland | June 10 | |
| Maris and Companions (3) | February 19 | |
| Marius Aventicus | February 9 or 12 | |
| Mark | April 25 (Latin and Greek); September 27 (Greek) | notaries |
| Mark and Marcellian | June 18 | |
| Mark, Pope | October 7 | |
| Martha | ||
| Martial of Limoges | June 30 | |
| Martin I, Pope | November 12 (Latin); April 13, September 15 (Greek); April 14 (Muscovites) | |
| Martin of Braga | March 20 | |
| Martin of Leon | ||
| Martin of Tours | November 11 | |
| Martina | January 30 | |
| Martyrs of Scillium | ||
| Maruthas | December 4 | |
| Mary de Cervellione | September 25 | Against shipwreck |
| Mary Frances of the Five Wounds | October 6 | |
| Mary Magdalen | ||
| Mary Magdalen de Pazzi | May 27 | |
| Mary of Egypt | April 1 (Greek); April 9 (Latin) | |
| Matilda | March 14 | |
| Matthew | September 21 (Latin); November 16 (Greek) | |
| Matthias | February 24 (Latin); August 9 (Greek) | |
| Maurice | September 22 | Dyers, clothmakers, soldiers, swordsmiths; against gout, cramps; Piedmont |
| Maurus | January 15 | Charcoal-burners, coppersmiths; shoemakers (Belgium); against gout, hoarseness |
| Maximilian of Antioch | ||
| Maximilian of Celeia | October 12, October 29 | |
| Maximilian of Thebeste | ||
| Maximinus of Trier | May 29 | Trier |
| Maximus of Constantinople | August 13 (Latin); January 21, 12, and August 13 (Greek) | |
| Maximus of Turin | June 25 | |
| Mechtilde | February 26, 27 | |
| Medardus | June 8 | |
| Melania the Younger | ||
| Melito of Sardis | ||
| Mellitus | April 24 | |
| Menas | November 11 | |
| Methodius of Olympus | ||
| Michael de Sanctis | July 5 | |
| Michael of Synnada | May 23 (East and West) | |
| Midabaria | February 22 | Bumlin (Strokestown), Ireland |
| Miltiades, Pope | December 10 | |
| Monica | May 4 | |
| Mura | March 12 | |
| Nabor and Felix | July 12 | |
| Nazarius | November 18 | |
| Nazarius and Celsus | July 28 | |
| Nazarius and 3 Companions | June 10, 12 | |
| Nereus and Archilleus, Domitilla and Pancratius | May 12; October 16 | |
| Nicephorus | March 13 | |
| Nicetius | October 1 (in Trier) | |
| Nicholas of Myra | December 6 | Greece, Russia, the Kingdom of Naples, Sicily, Lorraine, the Diocese of Liege; many cities in Italy, Germany, Austria, and Belgium; Campen, Netherlands; Corfu, Greece; Freiburg, Switzerland; Moscow, Russia; mariners, merchants, bakers, travelers, children, young bachelors, students |
| Nicholas of Tolentino | September 10 | |
| Nicholas Pieck | ||
| Nicomedes | September 15 | |
| Nilus the Elder | November 12 | |
| Nilus the Younger | September 26 | |
| Ninian | ||
| Norbert | July 11 | |
| Notburga | September 14 | servants and peasants |
| Novatus | June 20 | |
| Nympha | November 10 (Latin); February 1 (Greek); August 19 (translation; Palermo) | gardeners |
| Odilia | December 13 | |
| Odilo | January 19; February 6 (Switzerland) | |
| Odo, Abbot of Cluny | ||
| Odo, Archbishop of Canterbury | ||
| Olaf Haraldson | July 29 | Norway |
| Olympias | July 24 (Greek); December 17 (Latin) | |
| Omer | September 9 | |
| Optatus | ||
| Osmund | December 4 | |
| Oswald, King of Northumbria | ||
| Oswald, Archbishop of York | February 28 | |
| Oswin | ||
| Othmar | November 16 | |
| Otto | September 30; June 30; October 1 (Pomerania) | |
| Ouen | ||
| Pachomius | ||
| Pacificus of San Severino | September 24 | |
| Palladius | July 6 (Scotland) | |
| Pammachius | August 30 | |
| Pamphilus of Caesarea | ||
| Pantaleon | July 27; July 28; February 18 | |
| Papias | ||
| Pascal Baylon | May 17 | patron of Eucharistic congresses and all Eucharistic societies |
| Paschasius | ||
| Paschasius Radbertus | April 26 | |
| Patrick, Apostle of Ireland | March 17 | Ireland |
| Paul | June 29, 30; January 25 (conversion) | |
| Paul of the Cross | April 28 | |
| Paul the Hermit | ||
| Paul the Simple | ||
| Paula | ||
| Paulinus, Archbishop of York | October 10 (England) | |
| Paulinus, Bishop of Nola | June 22 | |
| Paulinus II | February 9 | |
| Pausicacus | May 13 (Greek) | |
| Pelagia (4) | October 8 (Greek and Latin); June 9 (Latin); May 4(Latin); July 11 | |
| Perpetua | March 7 | |
| Perpetuus | ||
| Peter | June 29; August 1 (St. Peters Chains); December 28 (Greek) | |
| Peter Baptist and 25 Companions | ||
| Peter Chrysologus | ||
| Peter Claver | September 9 | missions to Africa |
| Peter Damian | February 23 | |
| Peter de Regalado | 13 | |
| Peter Fourier | ||
| Peter Gonzalez (Saint Elmo) | ||
| Peter Nolasco | January 31 | |
| Peter of Alcantara | October 19 | |
| Peter of Alexandria | ||
| Peter of Arbues | ||
| Peter of Sebaste | January 8, 9 | |
| Peter of Verona | ||
| Peter Urseolus | January 14 | |
| Petronilla | May 31 | treaties concluded between the popes and the Frankish emperors |
| Petronius | October 4 | |
| Philastrius | ||
| Philip | May 1 (Latin); November 14 (Greek) | |
| Philip Benizi | ||
| Philip of Jesus | Mexico City | |
| Philip Neri | ||
| Philomena | September 9 | |
| Pionius | February 1 (Latin); March 11 (Greek) | |
| Pius I, Pope | July 11 | |
| Pius V | ||
| Placidus | October 5 | |
| Polycarp | ||
| Pontian | November 19 | |
| Poppo | ||
| Porphyrius | ||
| Possidius | ||
| Praxedes and Pudentiana | July 21; May 19 | |
| Priesidius | September 6 | |
| Primus and Felician | June 9 | |
| Prisca | January 18 | |
| Processus and Martinian | July 2 | |
| Proclus | ||
| Protus and Hyacinth | September 11 | |
| Pulcheria | September 10; August 7 (Oriental calendars) | |
| Quinctianus (4) | April 1; May 23; December 31; November 13, June 14 (Rodez) | |
| Quiricus and Julitta | June 16 | |
| Quirinus (5) | March 25; March 30; June 4; October 11 | |
| Raymond Nonnatus | August 31 | Patron of midwives; invoked by women in labor and by persons falsely accused |
| Raymond of Penafort | January 23 | canonists |
| Remigius | October 1 | |
| Respicius | November 10 (Alongside Tryphon and Nympha, all martyrs), February 1 (Greek) | |
| Richard de Wyche | April 3 | |
| Rimbert | ||
| Rita of Cascia | May 22 | impossible situations |
| Robert | April 24 | |
| Robert of Molesme | April 29 (current), April 17 (original) | |
| Robert of Newminster | June 7 | |
| Roch | August 16 | Against plagues |
| Romanos | October 1 | |
| Romanus (several) | November 18, November 24, February 28, May 22/October 8, October 23, October 1 (Greek) – each date corresponds to a different Romanus | |
| Romuald | February 7 | Founded monasteries and hermitages |
| Ronan - 12 Irish saints | various | |
| Rosalia | September 4, June 15 (relic transition) | Patroness of Sicily |
| Roseline | June 11 (ACTA SS), October 16 (Carthusian) | |
| Rose of Lima | August 30 | South America |
| Rose of Viterbo | September 4 | |
| Ruadhan | April 5 | One of the twelve "Apostles of Erin" |
| Rufina and Secunda | July 10 | |
| Rufina and Justa - Spain | July 19 | |
| Rufina, Theodotus, and Ammia | August 31 | |
| Rufina and Eutyche | August 24/25 | |
| Rufinus (11) | ||
| Rufus (11) | ||
| Rupert | September 24 (Salzburg) | |
| Rusticus of Narbonne | October 20 | |
| Sabbas | ||
| Sabina | ||
| Samson | ||
| Saturninus | November 29 | |
| Sebastian | January 20 | protection from the plague |
| Sechnall | November 27 | |
| Senan | March 8 | |
| Seraphin of Montegranaro | October 12 | |
| Serapion | March 21 | |
| Sergius and Bacchus | October 7 | |
| Sergius I, Pope | September 8 | |
| Sexburga | July 6 | |
| Sigebert | October 29 | |
| Silverius | June 20 | |
| Silvia | November 3 | entreated by pregnant women for a safe delivery |
| Simeon Stylites the Elder | ||
| Simeon Stylites the Younger | ||
| Simon, Apostle | October 28 (West); May 10 (Greek, Copt) | |
| Simon Stock | May 16 | Carmelite scapular |
| Simplicius, Pope | March 2/3 | |
| Simplicius, Faustinus and Beatrice | July 29 | |
| Siricius, Pope | November 26 | |
| Sixtus I, Pope | ||
| Sixtus II, Pope | August 6 | |
| Sixtus III, Pope | March 28 | |
| Sophronius | ||
| Stanislas Kostka | August 15 | heart palpitations, dangerous illness |
| Stanislaus of Cracow | May 7 (west), May 8 (Cracow) | patron of Poland, city and Diocese of Cracow; invoked in battle |
| Stephen I, Pope | August 2 | |
| Stephen, deacon, martyr | December 26 | stone-masons |
| Stephen, King of Hungary | September 2 (Rome); August 20 (Hungary) | Hungary |
| Stephen Harding | April 17 (Rome); July 15 (Cistercians) | Cistercian Order |
| Stephen of Muret | February 8 | Order of Grandmont |
| Suitbert | March 1 | |
| Sulpitius the Pious | January 17 | Society of St. Sulpice |
| Sulpitius the Severe | January 29 | |
| Susanna | August 11 | |
| Swithin | July 15 | Winchester Cathedral |
| Sylvester Gozzolini | November 26 | Sylvestrines |
| Sylvester I, Pope | December 31 | |
| Symmachus, Pope | July 19 | |
| Symphorian | August 2 | Autun |
| Symphorosa | July 18 | Diocese of Tivoli |
| Tarachus, Probus, and Andronicus | October 12 (East); October 11 (West) | |
| Tarasius | February 25 | |
| Tarkin | ||
| Tarsicius | August 15 | |
| Tassach | April 14 | |
| Tatwin | ||
| Teilo | November 25 | |
| Telesphorus, Pope | February 22 (East); January 5 (West) | |
| Teresa of Jesus (Avila) | October 15 | |
| Ternan | June 12 | |
| Tewdrig | January 3 | |
| Thais | October 8 (Greek) | |
| Thecla, abbess | October 15 | |
| Thecla (martyr) | March 26 | |
| Thecla of Africa | August 30 | |
| Thecla of Antioch | June 1 | |
| Thecla of Aquileia | September 3 | |
| Thecla of Gaza | August 19 | |
| Thecla of Iconium | September 24 (East); September 23 (West) | |
| Theobald | June 30 | charcoal-burners |
| Theodard | May 1 | |
| Theodore of Amasea | February 17 (East); November 9 (West) | storms |
| Theodore of Studium | November 11 (East); November 12 (West) | |
| Theodorus (Grapti) | December 27 | |
| Theodotus of Ancyra | June 7 | innkeepers |
| Theophanes | March 12 | |
| Theophanes (Grapti) | October 11 (East); December 27 (West) | |
| Thomas, Apostle | East Indies | |
| Thomas Aquinas | patron of all universities, colleges, and schools | |
| Thomas Becket | ||
| Thomas of Dover | ||
| Thomas of Hereford | October 3 (England | |
| Thomas of Villanova | September 18 | |
| Tiburtius | August 11 | |
| Tigris | ||
| Timotheus | August 2 | |
| Toribio Alfonso Mogrovejo | April 27 | |
| Trasilla | December 24 | |
| Trophimus | September 19 (East and West) | |
| Trudo | November 23 | Hasbein in Brabant |
| Trudpert | April 26 | |
| Trumwin | ||
| Tryphon | November 10 (West); February 1 (East) | patron saint of gardeners |
| Tychicus | ||
| Tychicus | ||
| Ubaldus | Umbria, especially Gubbio; against evil spirits | |
| Ulrich | July 4 | |
| Ulrich of Zell | July 14 | |
| Ultan of Ardbraccan | September 4 | |
| Ursus | September 30 | patron of church of Solothurn (Soleure), Switzerland |
| Valentine | February 14 | |
| Vergilius of Salzburg | ||
| Veronica | January 13 | |
| Veronica Giuliani | July 9 | |
| Vicelinus | December 12 | |
| Victor I, Pope | ||
| Victorinus | November 2 | |
| Vigilius | June 26 | Trent, Tyrol |
| Vincent, abbot | ||
| Vincent, deacon, martyr | January 22 (Latin); November 11 (Greek) | Valencia, Saragossa, Portugal; winegrowers, brickmakers, and sailors |
| Vincent de Paul | Sisters of Charity | |
| Vincent Ferrer | ||
| Vincent of Lerins | May 24 | |
| Vindicianus | ||
| Virgilius of Arles | ||
| Vitalian, Pope | ||
| Vitalis and Agricola | November 4 | |
| Vitalis, martyr | April 28 | |
| Vitalis of Savigny | ||
| Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia | June 15 | against epilepsy; aid in times of trouble |
| Vladimir the Great | July 15 (Greek) | |
| Walburga | May 1 | patroness of Eichstadt, Oudenarde, Furnes, Antwerp, Gronigen, Weilburg, and Zutphen; protection from hydrophobia, storms; patroness of sailors |
| Wenceslaus | September 28 | patron of Bohemia |
| Wendelin of Trier | October 22 (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) | protection from pestilence; patron of herdsmen, country people |
| Werburgh, Abbess of Weedon | February 3 | Chester, cathedral of Chester |
| Wigand, bishop and martyr | April 1 | |
| Wigand, martyr | May 18 | Camerino and Fabriano |
| Wigand, abbot | October 13 | |
| Wigbert | August 13 | |
| Wilfrid | ||
| Wilgefortis | July 20 | |
| Willehad | observed on a vacant day after November 8 | Dioceses of Munster, Osnabruck, and Paderborn |
| William, Archbishop of York | June 8 (England) | |
| William, Bishop of St-Brieuc | July 29 | |
| William of Ebelholt | June 18 | |
| William of Gellone | May 28 | |
| William of Maleval | February 10 | |
| William of Norwich | ||
| William of Paris | April 6 | |
| William of Perth | May 23 | |
| Willibald | ||
| Willibrord | November 7 (November 29, England) | Holland |
| Willigis | ||
| Winefride | November 3 | |
| Winnebald | July 7 (July 9, England) | |
| Winnoc | November 6 | |
| Winwallus | March 3 | Church of St. Walow; |
| Wolfgang | October 31 | patron of many churches and towns in Europe |
| Wolstan | ||
| Wulfram | March 20 | |
| Zachary, Pope | March 15 | |
| Zeno | April 12 | Basilica of Verona |
| Zenobius | May 25 | San Marco; Florence |
| Zephyrinus, Pope | December 20 | |
| Zita | April 27 | patroness of domestic servants; Lucca (Tuscany) |
| Zosimus, Pope | December 26 |
