Artemides Zatti
Artemides Zatti (1880-1951) was an Italian Salesian lay brother who emigrated to Argentina, becoming a nurse and pharmacist dedicated to the…
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Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Artemides Zatti (1880-1951) was an Italian Salesian lay brother who emigrated to Argentina, becoming a nurse and pharmacist dedicated to the…
Redemptorist priest born in Moravia, known as the apostle of Vienna, he spread the Congregation of Saint Alphonsus Liguori north of the Alps…
An Italian Jesuit priest, missionary, explorer, and cartographer, Eusebio Kino dedicated his life to the evangelization and defense of the P…
A Polish layperson and tailor, Jan Tyranowski was the spiritual mentor of the young Karol Wojtyła and the heroic leader of the Living Rosary…
Polish priest and theologian, rector of the Przemyśl seminary and founder of a shelter for women in difficulty, beatified by John Paul II in…
Mariana Allsopp González-Manrique (1854-1933) was a Mexican religious sister, co-foundress of the congregation of the Sisters of the Most Ho…
Pius Keller (1825-1904) was a German Augustinian religious, recognized as Venerable, famous for having restored the Augustinian province of …
A pope of Syrian origin in the 8th century, Zachary was a great peacemaker who saved Rome from Lombard invasions through his diplomacy. He a…
On March 15th, the Church notably celebrates: Artemides Zatti, Clement Mary Hofbauer, Eusebio Kino, Jan Tyranowski, Jan Wojciech Balicki, Mariana Allsopp González-Manrique, Pius Keller and Saint Zachary, Pope.