Saint Amans of Rodez
Born in Rodez and initially Bishop of Lodève, Saint Amans returned to his homeland around 401 to restore the declining Christian faith. Thro…
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Saints Calendar
8 saints celebrated
Born in Rodez and initially Bishop of Lodève, Saint Amans returned to his homeland around 401 to restore the declining Christian faith. Thro…
Italian priest (1801-1842), pioneer of the education of the deaf-mute using the oral method and founder of the Company of Mary.
Nephew of Pope Pius IV, Charles Borromeo became Archbishop of Milan and was one of the major figures of the Counter-Reformation. He distingu…
Son of Saint Stephen, the first king of Hungary, Emeric took a vow of perpetual virginity despite his marriage to a royal princess. He lived…
A disciple of Jesus sent by Saint Peter, Flour evangelized Gallia Narbonensis, Lodève, and Aquitaine. He concluded his mission at Mont Indic…
A priest in Bazouges and later a monk at Saint-Aubin d'Angers in the 11th century, Girard distinguished himself through his monastic foundat…
A priest of the Syro-Malabar Church and founder of the Congregation of the Medical Sisters of St. Joseph, Joseph Panjikaran dedicated his li…
Teresa Manganiello (1849-1876) was an Italian layperson, Franciscan tertiary, and spiritual co-founder of the Congregation of the Franciscan…
On November 4th, the Church notably celebrates: Saint Amans of Rodez, Antonio Provolo, Saint Charles Borromeo, Saint Emeric (Prince of Hungary), Saint Flour, Saint Girard of Loiselière, Joseph Panjikaran and Teresa Manganiello.