Coloma Antònia Martí y Valls
Coloma Antònia Martí y Valls (1860-1899), in religion Sister Francesca de les Llagues de Jesús, was a Spanish Poor Clare nun declared Venera…
Saints Calendar
June 4th
10 saints celebrated
Filippo Smaldone
Italian priest (1848-1923), known as the apostle of the deaf-mute, founder in Lecce of the Salesian Sisters of the Sacred Hearts, canonized …
Francesco Pianzola
An Italian priest and founder of the Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate Queen of Peace, Francesco Pianzola dedicated himself to the evange…
Saint Francis Caracciolo
Born in the Kingdom of Naples, Francis Caracciolo renounced the world after a miraculous recovery from leprosy. Together with John Augustine…
José María Gran Cirera and 9 companions (10)
Group of ten martyrs (three Spanish missionary priests and seven indigenous Mayan laypeople) murdered in hatred of the faith in Guatemala be…
Maria Elizabeth Hesselblad
Born a Lutheran in Sweden in 1870, Maria Elizabeth Hesselblad converted to Catholicism in 1902 in the United States and restored the Order o…
Saint Nennoke
A princess from the island of Britain in the 5th century, Nennoke refused a royal marriage to dedicate herself to God. Under the influence o…
Saint Optatus of Milevis
Bishop of Milevis in the 4th century, Saint Optatus was one of the first great defenders of orthodoxy against the Donatist schism in Africa.…
Saint Quirinus of Siscia
Bishop of Siscia in Pannonia at the beginning of the 4th century, Quirinus was arrested under the orders of the magistrate Maximus. After un…
Saint Reverian of Autun
A missionary bishop sent from Rome by Pope Felix in the 3rd century, Saint Révérien evangelized Autun during a period of great calamities. H…
Frequently asked questions
Which saints are celebrated on June 4th?
On June 4th, the Church notably celebrates: Coloma Antònia Martí y Valls, Filippo Smaldone, Francesco Pianzola, Saint Francis Caracciolo, José María Gran Cirera and 9 companions (10), Maria Elizabeth Hesselblad, Saint Nennoke and Saint Optatus of Milevis.