Saint Cecilia of Rome
A noble Roman patrician of the 3rd century, Cecilia vowed her virginity to God despite her marriage to Valerian, whom she converted along with his bro…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Cecilia, between 201 and 1984; the most famous is Saint Cecilia, celebrated on November 22nd.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A noble Roman patrician of the 3rd century, Cecilia vowed her virginity to God despite her marriage to Valerian, whom she converted along with his bro…
A German Trinitarian nun, Sister Angela Maria Autsch opposed the Nazi regime before being deported to Ravensbrück and then to Auschwitz, where she die…
A former pagan lawyer of African origin living in Rome, Caecilius was converted by his friends Octavius and Minucius Felix during a famous philosophic…
Italian Capuchin religious, founder of the 'Opera San Francesco per i Poveri' in Milan, recognized for his immense charity towards the destitute.
The feast of Cecilia is celebrated on November 22nd, in memory of Saint Cecilia.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Cecilia, including Saint Cecilia, Saint Caecilius, Angela Maria Autsch and Antonio Pietro Cortinovis.
The most famous saint named Cecilia is Saint Cecilia (3rd century).