Saint Eustasius of Luxeuil
Successor to Saint Columbanus as head of the Abbey of Luxeuil, Eustase was a great reformer and missionary of the 7th century. He evangelize…
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Saints Calendar
6 saints celebrated
Successor to Saint Columbanus as head of the Abbey of Luxeuil, Eustase was a great reformer and missionary of the 7th century. He evangelize…
Count of Mons in the 13th century, Évrard renounced his titles after the War of Brabant to atone for a sin. After pilgrimages, he lived anon…
A Gallo-Roman nobleman and family man, Saint Firmin became Bishop of Viviers at the end of the 6th century. With his wife Aula, he donated h…
María Josefa Segovia Morón (1891-1957), nicknamed Pepita, was the first Director General of the Teresian Association. She dedicated her life…
Born in Majorca in 1236, Ramon Llull was a prolific scholar known as the Doctor Illuminatus before converting and joining the Third Order of…
A canon regular who became Bishop of Poitiers in the 12th century, Guillaume Tempier distinguished himself by his piety and his vigorous def…
On March 29th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Eustasius of Luxeuil, Blessed Everard of Mons, Saint Firmin of Viviers, María Josefa Segovia Morón, Blessed Raymond Lull and Saint William Tempier.