Alexia González-Barros
Alexia González-Barros (1971-1985) was a young Spanish layperson, declared Venerable in 2018. Stricken with an aggressive cancer at the age …
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Saints Calendar
9 saints celebrated
Alexia González-Barros (1971-1985) was a young Spanish layperson, declared Venerable in 2018. Stricken with an aggressive cancer at the age …
An Italian Carmelite of the 15th century, Bartolomeo Fanti dedicated his life to contemplative prayer, the spiritual direction of the Confra…
Jean-Prosper Fromental (Brother Bernardo Felipe) was a French Lasallian religious, founder in Mexico of the congregation of the Guadalupian …
An Italian Capuchin priest and missionary in Brazil, Clemente Recalcati (Brother Giampietro) dedicated his life to the evangelization of the…
Born in Swabia in 1386, Elisabeth of Waldsech entered the Third Order of Saint Francis at the age of fourteen. Her life was marked by intens…
Filippo Rinaldi (1856-1931), an Italian Salesian priest and third successor of Don Bosco, greatly expanded the congregation and founded the …
Priest from Marseille (1851-1926) devoted to the poor, founder of the Saint-Joseph Hospital and numerous social works, beatified in 2018.
A learned anatomist and father of modern geology, Nicolas Steno converted to Catholicism before becoming a bishop of immense charity in Nort…
Saint Sabas was one of the most illustrious patriarchs of the monks of Palestine in the 6th century. Founder of the Great Lavra and several …
On December 5th, the Church notably celebrates: Alexia González-Barros, Bartolomeo Fanti, Bernardo Felipe Fromental, Clemente Recalcati, Blessed Elizabeth of Waldsech, Filippo Rinaldi, Jean-Baptiste Fouque and Nicolas Steno.