Antonio Amundarain Garmendia
Spanish Basque priest (1885-1954), founder of the Alliance in Jesus through Mary, the first secular institute in Spain, recognized as Venera…
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Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Spanish Basque priest (1885-1954), founder of the Alliance in Jesus through Mary, the first secular institute in Spain, recognized as Venera…
Originally from Provence, Bernard received a rigorous public penance in 1170 for mysterious crimes, possibly the murder of a tyrannical gove…
Elisa Miceli (1904-1976) was an Italian religious sister, foundress of the congregation of the Rural Catechist Sisters of the Sacred Heart, …
Gaetana Tolomeo, known as Nuccia (1936-1997), was an Italian layperson paralyzed from childhood, who offered her sufferings for the conversi…
Bruno of Toul, born in Alsace in 1002, was a great reformer of the Church in the 11th century. Elected pope under the name Leo IX in 1049, h…
A humble monk who became Bishop of Constantinople, Saint Tryphon was the victim of a political ruse in 945. Deceived by Theophanes of Caesar…
A young 13th-century German winemaker, Vernier was martyred in Wesel in 1287 after fleeing a violent stepfather. His body, miraculously disc…
A citizen of Collioure arrested under Diocletian, Vincent refused to sacrifice to idols despite the tortures inflicted by the governor Dacia…
On April 19th, the Church notably celebrates: Antonio Amundarain Garmendia, Blessed Bernard the Penitent, Elisa Miceli, Gaetana Tolomeo, Saint Leo IX (Bruno of Toul), Saint Tryphon of Constantinople, Saint Vernier (Vernher) and Saint Vincent of Collioure.