Saint Andrew of Crete (the Calybite)
A Cretan monk of the 8th century, Andrew traveled to Constantinople to oppose the iconoclastic policy of Emperor Constantine Copronymus. After courage…
First name and chronology
19 saints and blesseds bear the name Andrew, between 701 and 1977; the most famous is Andrew Corsini, celebrated on February 4th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A Cretan monk of the 8th century, Andrew traveled to Constantinople to oppose the iconoclastic policy of Emperor Constantine Copronymus. After courage…
A Tuscan nobleman born in 1256, Andrew Dotti joined the Servite Order after being moved by Saint Philip Benizi. A zealous preacher in Germany and Ital…
Coming from the illustrious family of the Counts of Segni, Andrew renounced princely honors to become a Franciscan monk. He lived as a hermit in a nar…
Born into the noble Corsini family in Florence, Andrew initially led a life of debauchery before converting and entering the Carmelite Order, fulfilli…
A Dominican and Bishop of Pistoia in the 14th century, Blessed Andrea Franchi distinguished himself through his tireless charity towards the poor and …
An Italian Dominican of the 15th century, André Grego distinguished himself by his austerity from childhood and his refusal of a brilliant marriage. N…
A priest of the Theatine Order born in the 16th century, Andrew Avellino was a zealous reformer and a friend of Saint Charles Borromeo. After a career…
A 17th-century Polish Jesuit, Andrew Bobola dedicated his life to the evangelization of Lithuania and the struggle against schism. In 1657, he suffere…
Cardinal-Archbishop of Milan, Blessed Andrea Carlo Ferrari distinguished himself by his pastoral zeal, his social commitment to workers, and his heroi…
Giacinto Longhin (1863-1936) was an Italian Capuchin bishop who led the Diocese of Treviso for thirty-two years, noted for his dedication during the F…
Greek Catholic Metropolitan of Lviv, Andrey Sheptytsky led his Church through the turmoil of the two World Wars, distinguishing himself through his so…
A Canadian religious of the Congregation of Holy Cross, Brother André is known for his devotion to Saint Joseph and the founding of Saint Joseph's Ora…
A Spanish priest and brilliant jurist, Andrés Manjón y Manjón (1846-1923) was the founder of the Ave Maria Schools and a pioneer of active, free educa…
Spanish Lasallian religious, dedicated educator and provincial, declared Venerable in 2008.
An Italian Cottolengo brother and nurse, Luigi Bordino devoted himself body and soul to the service of the sick and the poor after surviving captivity…
Andrew of Phu Yen (1625-1644), known as the protomartyr of Vietnam, was a young lay catechist who died for his faith, beatified by Pope John Paul II i…
Andrew of Phu Yen (c. 1624/1625 - 1644) is the protomartyr of Vietnam. A young catechist trained by Father Alexandre de Rhodes, he was arrested and be…
Three martyrs of the Cristero War in Mexico (two priests and one layman), executed on April 25, 1927, at Rancho de San Joaquín in hatred of the faith …
The feast of Andrew is celebrated on February 4th, in memory of Andrew Corsini.
19 saints and blesseds bear the name Andrew, including Andrew Corsini, Saint Andrew Avellino, Andrew Bobola, Saint Andrew of Peschiera and Saint Andrew of Crete.
The most famous saint named Andrew is Andrew Corsini (14th century).