Elena Da Persico
Elena da Persico (1869-1948) was an Italian laywoman, journalist, and founder of the Secular Institute of the Daughters of the Queen of the …
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Saints Calendar
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Elena da Persico (1869-1948) was an Italian laywoman, journalist, and founder of the Secular Institute of the Daughters of the Queen of the …
Originally from Asia Minor and a disciple of Saint Polycarp, Irenaeus became the second Bishop of Lyon following the martyrdom of Saint Poth…
A pope of the 7th century of Calabrian origin, Leo II was distinguished by his great erudition, his charity towards the poor, and his master…
A Spanish priest of the Congregation of the Sons of the Holy Family, the Venerable Magín Morera y Feixas dedicated himself to the education …
A Christian slave in Alexandria and disciple of Origen, Potamiena refused the advances of her master. She was condemned by the prefect Aquil…
A Franciscan religious and later a Colombian diocesan priest, Father Almansa left his mark on Bogota through his absolute evangelical povert…
Italian religious, Vincenza Gerosa (1784-1847) was, with Bartolomea Capitanio, the co-foundress of the Sisters of Charity of Lovere. Beatifi…
On June 28th, the Church notably celebrates: Elena Da Persico, Saint Irenaeus of Lyon, Saint Leo II (Pope), Magín Morera y Feixas, Saint Potamiena, Rafael Manuel Almansa Riaño and Vincenza Gerosa.