Saint Dominic Loricatus
An 11th-century Italian religious, Dominic renounced the priesthood out of horror for the simony committed by his parents. He withdrew into solitude, …
First name and chronology
15 saints and blesseds bear the name Dominic, between 1006 and 1959; the most famous is Saint Dominic of Guzman, celebrated on August 4th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
An 11th-century Italian religious, Dominic renounced the priesthood out of horror for the simony committed by his parents. He withdrew into solitude, …
Born in Castile in 1170, Dominic de Guzman became the founder of the Order of Preachers. He dedicated his life to preaching, notably against the Albig…
An Italian Capuchin priest and famous preacher, Blessed Marco d'Aviano was the spiritual advisor to Emperor Leopold I and played a major historical ro…
An Italian Alcantarine Franciscan priest, Domenico Mazzarella (in religion Modestino of Jesus and Mary) devoted himself body and soul to the poor and …
A Franciscan lay brother and porter at the convent of Bellegra, Mariano of Roccacasale is a model of simplicity, poverty, and charitable welcome of th…
Raffaele da Sant'Elia a Pianisi (1816-1901) was an Italian Capuchin priest, declared Venerable by Pope Francis in 2019, known for his life of prayer a…
An Italian Passionist priest, the Venerable Norberto Cassinelli was the spiritual director and guide of Saint Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows, whose me…
A Spanish Marianist priest, Domingo Lázaro Castro was a dedicated educator, provincial of his order, and founder of the Federation of Friends of Educa…
A Spanish Trinitarian priest, Domingo Iturrate (1901-1927) was distinguished by his profound Eucharistic piety, his obedience, and his heroic acceptan…
Czechoslovak Redemptorist priest of the Byzantine rite, who died a martyr in prison under the communist regime in 1959.
An Italian mother, Domenica Bedonni Bernardini was declared Venerable in 2015 along with her husband Sergio Bernardini, bearing witness to a conjugal …
Maria Domenica Bottani (Sister Maria Dositea Eucaristica), an Italian religious sister and Superior General of the Ursuline Sisters of Gandino, was de…
Foundress of the Dominican Sisters of the Little House of Divine Providence, Teresa Solari dedicated her life to welcoming orphans and abandoned young…
A young Piedmontese layperson born in 1842, a student of Saint John Bosco at the Oratory of Turin, Dominic Savio founded the Sodality of the Immaculat…
Three Capuchin Friars Minor from Catalonia, martyrs of the faith in 1936 at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, beatified in 2021.
The feast of Dominic is celebrated on August 4th, in memory of Saint Dominic of Guzman.
15 saints and blesseds bear the name Dominic, including Saint Dominic of Guzman, Saint Dominic Loricatus, Dominic Savio, Benet Domènech Bonet and 2 companions (3) and Dominic Methodius Trcka.
The most famous saint named Dominic is Saint Dominic of Guzman (12th century).