Explore the Saints

SaintFeast February 5 · 3rd century

A Sicilian martyr remembered for resisting sexual coercion and maintaining faith through bodily violation.

SaintFeast January 21 · 3rd–4th century

A young Roman martyr remembered for refusing coercion and holding firmly to her dignity and Christian commitment.

SaintFeast September 20 · 19th century

The first Korean Catholic priest, formed abroad because the Church was forbidden and martyred shortly after returning home.

SaintFeast November 30 · 1st century

A fisherman and early disciple remembered for bringing other people to meet Jesus.

SaintFeast August 24 · 1st century

An apostle traditionally identified with Nathanael, praised by Jesus for honesty and willingness to reconsider.

SaintFeast November 22 · 2nd–3rd century

An early Roman martyr whose enduring association with song made her the beloved patron of musicians and sacred music.

SaintFeast June 3 · 19th century

A young Ugandan court official and catechist who protected younger pages from sexual coercion and led companions during persecution.

SaintFeast July 25 · 3rd century

An early martyr whose popular legend portrays him carrying the unknown Christ Child across dangerous water.

SaintFeast May 15 · 7th century

A young martyr known through medieval tradition as a refugee from an abusive father and widely invoked for mental health and family safety.

SaintFeast March 7 · 2nd–3rd century

An enslaved pregnant woman who gave birth in prison and faced martyrdom with Perpetua.

SaintFeast April 23 · 3rd–4th century

An early Christian soldier and martyr whose witness later inspired the symbolic legend of the dragon.

SaintFeast October 17 · 1st–2nd century

An early bishop transported to Rome for execution whose prison letters reveal Eucharistic faith and concern for unity.

SaintFeast July 25 · 1st century

An energetic apostle whose ambition was gradually transformed into courageous witness and martyrdom.

SaintFeast May 3 · 1st century

One of the Twelve apostles whose limited surviving biography makes him a symbol of faithful service without recognition.

SaintFeast June 22 · 15th–16th century

An English bishop and scholar who stood almost alone among the bishops against Henry VIII’s claims over the Church.

SaintFeast 24 · 1st century

St John the Baptist was the prophet and forerunner who called Israel to repentance, baptised Jesus in the Jordan, pointed others towards the Lamb of God and died for speaking the truth to Herod.

SaintFeast February 10 · 20th century

A Mexican teenager killed during the Cristero conflict after refusing to renounce his Catholic faith.

SaintFeast October 28 · 1st century

One of the Twelve Apostles, widely invoked as a companion in desperate or seemingly impossible situations.

SaintFeast June 1 · 2nd century

A philosophical seeker who became a Christian teacher and defended the faith publicly in Rome.

SaintFeast August 10 · 3rd century

A Roman deacon and martyr remembered for administering charity and identifying people in poverty as the Church’s true treasure.

SaintFeast September 28 · 16th–17th century

A Filipino-Chinese husband and father who fled a serious accusation, travelled with missionaries and was martyred in Japan.

SaintFeast December 13 · 3rd–4th century

A young martyr of Syracuse whose name and symbolism made her a sign of light, clear vision and courage in darkness.

SaintFeast July 6 · 19th–20th century

An Italian girl killed after resisting an attempted sexual assault, remembered for courage and forgiveness without erasing the crime.

SaintFeast April 25 · 1st century

An early missionary and evangelist whose story includes an abandoned journey, restored trust and renewed service.