Saints Anthony, John and Eustathius (Martyrs of Vilnius)
Chamberlains to Grand Duke Algirdas in Lithuania, Anthony, John, and Eustathius converted to Christianity. For refusing to break the fast, t…
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Saints Calendar
5 saints celebrated
Chamberlains to Grand Duke Algirdas in Lithuania, Anthony, John, and Eustathius converted to Christianity. For refusing to break the fast, t…
A humble shepherd from Savoy born in 1165, Bénézet received a divine command to build a bridge over the Rhône in Avignon. After proving his …
Born near Abbeville in the 11th century, Bernard was a reforming monk and a rigorous hermit. After leading the Abbey of Saint-Cyprien and de…
Daniela Zanetta (1962-1986) was a young Italian layperson, a member of the Focolare Movement, declared Venerable for her heroic acceptance o…
Born in 1380 in Schiedam, Lidwina dedicated her life to God from childhood. Following a fall on the ice at age fifteen, she remained bedridd…
On April 14th, the Church notably celebrates: Saints Anthony, John and Eustathius (Martyrs of Vilnius), Saint Benezet (Benedict), Saint Bernard of Abbeville (of Tiron), Daniela Zanetta and Blessed Lidwina of Schiedam.