Blessed Christine of Stommeln
A religious in Cologne in the 13th century, Christine of Stommeln endured appalling physical and spiritual persecutions from the devil. Afte…
Saints Calendar
June 24th
10 saints celebrated
Saint Gohard of Nantes
Bishop of Nantes in the 9th century, Saint Gohard was massacred by the Normans in 843 during the sack of the city. He was killed at the foot…
Blessed John
A humble 15th-century shepherd in Monchy-le-Preux, Jean was distinguished by his purity and contemplative life. Witness to the end of his li…
Saint John the Baptist (the Forerunner)
Son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, John the Baptist is the Precursor sent to prepare the way for the Messiah. After a life of rigorous ascetici…
María Guadalupe García Zavala
A Mexican religious sister, Maria Guadalupe García Zavala founded the congregation of the Handmaids of Saint Margaret Mary and the Poor in 1…
Marianna Amico Roxas
Marianna Amico Roxas, foundress of the Company of Saint Ursula in Sicily, dedicated her life to God in the heart of the world and to the adv…
Our Lady of Miracles (Saint-Maur)
Venerated at Saint-Maur-des-Fossés since the 7th century, Our Lady of Miracles is famous for her miraculous statue which appeared completed …
Peter Joseph Triest
Peter Joseph Triest (1760-1836) was a Belgian priest, founder of four religious congregations dedicated to the poor, the mentally ill, and o…
Saint Rumold (Rombaud)
Of Anglo-Saxon origin, Saint Rumold renounced his nobility to evangelize the region of Mechelen after a pilgrimage to Rome. He founded a mon…
Vittorio Trancanelli
An Italian physician and father, Vittorio Trancanelli balanced a brilliant career as a surgeon with the heroic care of disabled children and…
Frequently asked questions
Which saints are celebrated on June 24th?
On June 24th, the Church notably celebrates: Blessed Christine of Stommeln, Saint Gohard of Nantes, Blessed John, Saint John the Baptist (the Forerunner), María Guadalupe García Zavala, Marianna Amico Roxas, Our Lady of Miracles (Saint-Maur) and Peter Joseph Triest.