Saint Columba of Sens
A converted Spanish princess, Columba fled persecution to Gaul, where she was baptized in Vienne before settling in Sens. In 274, she refused to abjur…
First name and chronology
8 saints and blesseds bear the name Columba, between 274 and 2000; the most famous is Saint Columba, celebrated on December 31st.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A converted Spanish princess, Columba fled persecution to Gaul, where she was baptized in Vienne before settling in Sens. In 274, she refused to abjur…
Born in Rieti in 1477, Colomba dedicated herself to God at an early age under the influence of Saint Catherine of Siena. After fleeing a forced marria…
Coloma Antònia Martí y Valls (1860-1899), in religion Sister Francesca de les Llagues de Jesús, was a Spanish Poor Clare nun declared Venerable in 201…
Foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Dominic in Poland, she dedicated herself to the education of rural children and the care of the …
Italian Discalced Carmelite nun (1914-1969), declared Venerable in 2021, known for her heroic patience in the face of community trials and her Euchari…
Born into the noble house of O'Neill in Ireland, Columba founded numerous monasteries before exiling himself to Scotland in 565. He converted the nort…
An Irish monk of the 6th century, Columbanus left his homeland to evangelize Gaul, where he founded the famous abbeys of Annegray and Luxeuil. His mor…
A Benedictine abbot of Irish origin, Columba Marmion is a great spiritual master of the 20th century, famous for his writings on filial adoption in Ch…
The feast of Columba is celebrated on December 31st, in memory of Saint Columba.
8 saints and blesseds bear the name Columba, including Saint Columba, Saint Columbanus, Saint Columba, Columba of Rieti and Columba Marmion.
The most famous saint named Columba is Saint Columba (3rd century).