Saint Alban of Verulam
A noble citizen of Verulamium in the 4th century, Alban converted to Christianity after offering hospitality to the priest Amphibalus. To sa…
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Saints Calendar
7 saints celebrated
A noble citizen of Verulamium in the 4th century, Alban converted to Christianity after offering hospitality to the priest Amphibalus. To sa…
Spanish diocesan priest (1817-1851) known as the "Good Shepherd of the Canary Islands," who died at 34 while caring for cholera patients.
Galene and Valene were among the ten thousand Christians crucified on Mount Ararat in Greater Armenia during the reign of Emperor Hadrian in…
The first pope from the Order of Preachers, Innocent V (Peter of Tarentaise) was a renowned theologian and tireless peacemaker during his sh…
John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, and Thomas More, Chancellor of England, refused to recognize Henry VIII as the supreme head of the Church …
A 12th-century virgin from the region of Thérouanne, Saint Rotrude distinguished herself by her great charity towards the poor and her devot…
During the reign of Emperor Hadrian, nine thousand Roman soldiers led by Acacius converted to Christianity after a miraculous victory in Arm…
On June 22nd, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Alban of Verulam, Antonio Vicente González Suárez, Saint Galene and Saint Valene, Innocent V, John Fisher and Thomas More (2), Saint Rotrude (Otrude) and The Ten Thousand Martyrs of Mount Ararat.