Saint Alberic
Saint Alberic was one of the three founding pillars of the Cistercian Order in the 11th century. Succeeding Saint Robert as abbot in 1099, h…
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Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Saint Alberic was one of the three founding pillars of the Cistercian Order in the 11th century. Succeeding Saint Robert as abbot in 1099, h…
Diego Hernández González (1914-1976) was a Spanish priest of the Diocese of Orihuela-Alicante, recognized for his pastoral dedication, his c…
An Italian Franciscan missionary, Blessed Gabriele Allegra (1907-1976) was the first to translate the complete Bible into Chinese from the o…
A religious sister of Belgian origin, she restored the active life and original charism of the congregation of the Angelic Sisters of Saint …
Hieronymus Jaegen (1841-1919) was a German layperson, engineer, banker, and member of parliament, who balanced an intense professional and p…
A Syro-Malabar bishop and founder of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Visitation, Matthew Makil was declared venerable in 2025.
Auxiliary Bishop of Włocławek and Polish martyr, Michał Kozal died at the Dachau concentration camp in 1943 after heroically supporting his …
An illustrious Roman patrician descended from the Scipios, Paula dedicated herself to God after her widowhood under the guidance of Saint Je…
On January 26th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Alberic, Diego Hernández González, Gabriele Allegra, Giovanna Maria Bracaval, Hieronymus Jaegen, Matthew Makil, Michał Kozal and Saint Paula of Rome.