Saint Casimir, Duke of Lithuania
Son of the King of Poland, Saint Casimir distinguished himself by an austere piety and heroic chastity at court. He refused the throne of Hungary out …
First name and chronology
Casimir
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Casimir, between 1470 and 1857; the most famous is Saint Casimir, celebrated on March 4th.
Chronology of the name Casimir
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
- 1470-1483 Saint Casimir, Duke of Lithuania Son of the King of Poland, Saint Casimir distinguished himself by an austere piety and heroic chastity at court. He refu…
- 1640-1700 Kazimierz Wyszyński Kazimierz Wyszyński (1700-1755), in religion Casimir of Saint Joseph, was a Polish religious, Superior General of the Co…
- 1797-1857 Casimiro Barello Morello Casimiro Barello Morello (1857-1884) was an Italian layperson, a tireless pilgrim nicknamed the "pilgrim of the Eucharis…
All records linked to Casimir
Kazimierz Wyszyński
Kazimierz Wyszyński (1700-1755), in religion Casimir of Saint Joseph, was a Polish religious, Superior General of the Congregation of Marian Fathers, …
Casimiro Barello Morello
Casimiro Barello Morello (1857-1884) was an Italian layperson, a tireless pilgrim nicknamed the "pilgrim of the Eucharist," recognized as Venerable by…
Frequently asked questions
When is Saint Casimir's feast day?
The feast of Casimir is celebrated on March 4th, in memory of Saint Casimir.
How many saints are named Casimir?
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Casimir, including Saint Casimir, Kazimierz Wyszyński and Casimiro Barello Morello.
Who is the most famous saint named Casimir?
The most famous saint named Casimir is Saint Casimir (15th century).