Saint Ambrose Autpert
A French monk who became abbot of San Vincenzo al Volturno in Italy in the 8th century, Ambrose Autpert distinguished himself by his humilit…
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Saints Calendar
7 saints celebrated
A French monk who became abbot of San Vincenzo al Volturno in Italy in the 8th century, Ambrose Autpert distinguished himself by his humilit…
Formerly the tutor to the sons of Emperor Theodosius in Constantinople, Arsenius left the court for the Egyptian desert after hearing a divi…
A French Jesuit priest, Father Jacques Sevin is the co-founder of the Scouts de France and the founder of the congregation of the Sisters of…
Sister of Saint Basil the Great and Saint Gregory of Nyssa, Macrina consecrated herself to God after the death of her fiancé. She played a c…
A 12th-century Bavarian virgin, Stilla of Abenberg dedicated her life to prayer, charity toward the poor, and founded St. Peter's Church in …
Elected pope in 498, Symmachus had to face a violent schism led by the antipope Laurentius and supported by Emperor Anastasius. Despite slan…
A 17th-century priest from the Landes, Vincent de Paul dedicated his life to the relief of all human misery. A captive in Tunis and later ch…
On July 19th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Ambrose Autpert, Saint Arsenius of Rome (the Great), Jacques Sevin, Saint Macrina of Caesarea, Stilla of Abenberg, Saint Symmachus (Pope) and Saint Vincent de Paul.