Bolesława Lament
Bolesława Lament (1862-1946) was a Polish religious sister, foundress of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Family, dedi…
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Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Bolesława Lament (1862-1946) was a Polish religious sister, foundress of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Family, dedi…
A diocesan priest from Bari, Carmine De Palma (1876-1961) spent his life in service to the Basilica of Saint Nicholas and was a tireless con…
Bishop of Geneva residing in Annecy, Francis de Sales was one of the great Catholic reformers of the 17th century. Famous for his gentleness…
Born in Great Britain in 494, Gildas the Wise was an abbot and writer famous for his austerity and erudition. After training in Ireland, he …
An Italian seminarian from the Diocese of Palermo, Pietro Di Vitale (1916-1940) is recognized for his abandonment to the divine will and the…
Sister of Saint Savinian, Savine left her pagan family to seek her brother after an angelic vision. Baptized in Rome by Pope Eusebius, she l…
Originally from Samos, Savinien fled to Gaul to practice his Christian faith. After converting many people in Troyes, he endured various tor…
An Aquitanian magistrate of noble lineage, Sulpicius Severus left the world upon the death of his wife to become a fervent disciple of Saint…
On January 29th, the Church notably celebrates: Bolesława Lament, Carmine De Palma, Saint Francis de Sales (Bishop and Prince of Geneva), Saint Gildas the Wise, Pietro Di Vitale, Saint Sabina of Troyes, Saint Savinian (Sabinien) and Saint Sulpicius Severus.