Saint Clement of Rome (Pope and Martyr)
The third successor of Saint Peter, Clement was a Roman pontiff exiled to Crimea by Trajan for his faith. There, he performed the miracle of…
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Saints Calendar
9 saints celebrated
The third successor of Saint Peter, Clement was a Roman pontiff exiled to Crimea by Trajan for his faith. There, he performed the miracle of…
Sister Enrichetta Alfieri (1891-1951) was an Italian nun of the Sisters of Charity, famous for her heroic dedication to the inmates of the S…
Felice Canelli (1880-1977) was an Italian diocesan priest from San Severo, a Salesian cooperator, and a pioneer of social action and the lay…
Italian Capuchin priest, founder of the Work of Vocations and the Franciscan Volunteers for Vocations, declared Venerable in 2023.
A Mexican Jesuit priest, Miguel Agustín Pro carried out a daring clandestine ministry under the Calles persecution before being unjustly exe…
A Redemptorist priest of German origin, Pelágio Sauter dedicated his life to evangelization and serving the poor and the sick in the state o…
Raffaella De Vincenti (1872-1936), in religion Sister Maria Teresa of the Sacred Hearts, is the co-founder of the congregation of the Little…
Born in Lambres in the 7th century into a powerful family, Sarre renounced worldly goods to become a priest in Cambrai and later a pastor in…
A nobleman from Hesbaye in the 7th century, Saint Trond renounced his fortune to dedicate himself to God under the guidance of Saint Remaclu…
On November 23rd, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Clement of Rome (Pope and Martyr), Enrichetta Alfieri, Felice Canelli, Giulio Bocci, Miguel Agustín Pro, Pelágio Sauter, Raffaella De Vincenti and Saint Sarre of Lambres.