Blessed Angel of Gualdo
Angelo of Gualdo was an humble Italian shepherd who became a Camaldolese lay brother and later a recluse following a pilgrimage to Compostel…
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Saints Calendar
9 saints celebrated
Angelo of Gualdo was an humble Italian shepherd who became a Camaldolese lay brother and later a recluse following a pilgrimage to Compostel…
Spanish priest (1836-1909), founder of the Brotherhood of Diocesan Worker Priests of the Heart of Jesus and the Pontifical Spanish College i…
A Sardinian Franciscan priest, Francesco Zirano was martyred and flayed alive in Algiers in 1603 for refusing to renounce his Christian fait…
Co-foundress of the Congregation of the Daughters of Divine Zeal with Saint Annibale Maria Di Francia, she dedicated her life to the poor an…
Born in Flanders in 978, Poppo abandoned a military career after pilgrimages to the Holy Land and Rome to become a monk. A great monastic re…
Bishop of Clermont in the 7th century, Saint Prix distinguished himself by his zeal for justice and the defense of the poor. Unjustly accuse…
Italian widow who became the foundress of the Congregation of the Little Sisters of Divine Providence for the relief of the poor.
Titus Horten (1882-1936) was a German Dominican priest. Arrested by the Gestapo on false financial charges, he died in detention due to mist…
A nobleman from Brie and brilliant professor in Paris, William of Champeaux founded the Abbey of Saint-Victor before becoming Bishop of Châl…
On January 25th, the Church notably celebrates: Blessed Angel of Gualdo, Emmanuel Domingo y Sol, Francesco Zirano, Maria Nazarena Majone, Saint Poppo (Abbot of Stavelot), Saint Priest (Prix), Teresa Grillo Michel and Titus Horten.