Saint Agnes and Saint Disciola
Saint Agnes was the first abbess of the monastery founded by Saint Radegund in Poitiers, introducing the rule of Saint Caesarius. She died i…
A new video, the Pope’s graphic novel ready to discover… Get Sancteo news directly in your browser.
Two steps: click here, then choose “Allow” in your browser.
Your browser will ask for your permission to receive our updates. Choose “Allow” in that prompt.
No prompt? Look for the notification icon next to the site address. If you previously blocked notifications, change this permission in the site settings.
No email needed. You stay in control and can turn them off anytime. Privacy Policy
Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Saint Agnes was the first abbess of the monastery founded by Saint Radegund in Poitiers, introducing the rule of Saint Caesarius. She died i…
A priest of the Diocese of Poitiers, faithful to the Holy See during the French Revolution, André-Hubert Fournet co-founded the congregation…
Galileo Nicolini (1882-1897) was a young Italian Passionist novice who died of tuberculosis at the age of 14 and was declared Venerable by P…
Maddalena Albrici (c. 1390/1415 - 1465) was an Italian Augustinian abbess, monastic reformer, and founder, beatified in 1907 by Pius X.
María de la Concepción Barrecheguren García (1905-1927), affectionately nicknamed Conchita, is a young Spanish laywoman known for her piety …
Italian religious, co-founder with Saint John Bosco of the Institute of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (Salesian Sisters), first S…
Bishop of Soissons at the end of the 4th century and a contemporary of Saint Martin, Onesimus dedicated his episcopate to eradicating the re…
An Italian Lasallian religious, the Venerable Brother Teodoreto (1871-1954) dedicated his life to the education of youth and founded the Uni…
On May 13th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Agnes and Saint Disciola, André-Hubert Fournet, Galileo Nicolini, Maddalena Albrici, Maria Concepción Barrecheguren García, Maria Domenica Mazzarello, Saint Onesimus of Soissons and Teodoreto Garberoglio.