Saint Ambrose of Siena
Born in Siena in 1220, Ambrose Sansedoni was an illustrious Dominican, a disciple of Albert the Great and a fellow student of Thomas Aquinas…
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Saints Calendar
9 saints celebrated
Born in Siena in 1220, Ambrose Sansedoni was an illustrious Dominican, a disciple of Albert the Great and a fellow student of Thomas Aquinas…
An Italian Carmelite priest, theologian, and Renaissance poet, Battista Spagnoli was nicknamed the 'Christian Virgil' and reformed his order…
A monk and Bishop of Lindisfarne in the 7th century, Cuthbert began his life as a shepherd before joining the monastery of Mailros. Known fo…
Józef Bilczewski (1860-1923), theologian and Latin Archbishop of Lviv, was a tireless pastor and apostle of the Eucharist, beatified in 2001…
Foundress of the Congregation of the Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Refuge, dedicated to the reception and rehabilitation of vulnerable w…
Spanish religious sister (1842-1912), foundress in Bilbao of the Servants of Jesus of Charity, dedicated to the care of the sick. First Basq…
Originally from Pannonia, Martin of Braga became the apostle of Gallaecia in the 6th century by converting the Suebi from Arianism to Cathol…
Nephew of Saint Odile and Bishop of Strasbourg in the 8th century, Remi was a close associate of Charlemagne and a great founder of monaster…
A nobleman from the Gâtinais and Archbishop of Sens, Wulfran abandoned his see to evangelize the Frisians. He was distinguished by numerous …
On March 20th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Ambrose of Siena, Battista Spagnoli (the Mantuan), Saint Cuthbert of Lindisfarne, Józef Bilczewski, Librada Orozco Santa Cruz, María Josefa Sancho de Guerra, Saint Martin of Braga and Blessed Remi of Strasbourg.