Saint Honoratus of Arles
Born into a Gallic consular family, Honoratus renounced his nobility for Christ. After a journey to the East marked by the death of his brother Venant…
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First name and chronology
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Honore, between 426 and 1916; the most famous is Saint Honoratus, celebrated on January 16th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Born into a Gallic consular family, Honoratus renounced his nobility for Christ. After a journey to the East marked by the death of his brother Venant…
The seventh Bishop of Amiens in the 6th century, Saint Honoré is famous for his early piety and the numerous miracles marking his episcopate, notably …
A cattle merchant in Buzançais in the 13th century, Honoré was renowned for his piety and charity, particularly towards poor couples. He was cowardly …
A Polish Capuchin priest, Blessed Honorat Koźmiński founded numerous clandestine religious congregations to circumvent the persecutions of the Tsarist…
The feast of Honore is celebrated on January 16th, in memory of Saint Honoratus.
4 saints and blesseds bear the name Honore, including Saint Honoratus, Saint Honoratus, Saint Honoratus and Honorat Koźmiński.
The most famous saint named Honore is Saint Honoratus (5th century).