Saint Caius (Pope and Martyr)
Originally from Dalmatia and a relative of Emperor Diocletian, Pope Caius governed the Church for twelve years during a period of bloody per…
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Saints Calendar
5 saints celebrated
Originally from Dalmatia and a relative of Emperor Diocletian, Pope Caius governed the Church for twelve years during a period of bloody per…
A young Lyonnais from a distinguished family, Epipodius was martyred in the 2nd century with his friend Alexander. After hiding at the home …
Under the reign of King Shapur II in Persia, a massive persecution struck the Church, initially targeting all the faithful before focusing o…
Bishop of Sens in the 6th century, Saint Leo participated in the Councils of Orléans and worked for the conversion of Melun through the inte…
A princess of the Merovingian dynasty and abbess of Montreuil in the 8th century, Saint Opportune was distinguished by her humility and aust…
On April 22nd, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Caius (Pope and Martyr), Saint Epipodius, Holy Martyrs of Persia (Azades, Acepsimas, Joseph, Aithalas, Tarbula, Milles, Barsabas), Saint Leo of Sens and Saint Opportune.