Saint Dalmatius (Dalmat)
A former officer under Emperor Theodosius, Dalmatius became a monk under the guidance of Saint Isaac in Constantinople. After forty-eight years of abs…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Dalmace, between 401 and 1341; the most famous is Saint Dalmatius, celebrated on August 3rd.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A former officer under Emperor Theodosius, Dalmatius became a monk under the guidance of Saint Isaac in Constantinople. After forty-eight years of abs…
Elected Bishop of Rodez at the age of 25, Saint Dalmas governed his diocese for 65 years with great charity and austerity. Known for his miracles, not…
A 14th-century Catalan Dominican religious, Dalmace Monier was a renowned theologian and master of novices in Girona before retiring into solitude. Af…
The feast of Dalmace is celebrated on August 3rd, in memory of Saint Dalmatius.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Dalmace, including Saint Dalmatius, Saint Dalmas and Dalmace Monier.
The most famous saint named Dalmace is Saint Dalmatius (5th century).