Saint Hyacinth of Amastris
A noble Christian of Amastris in the 4th century, Hyacinth courageously opposed the idolatrous cult of a sacred tree venerated in his city. After cutt…
First name and chronology
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Hyacinth, between 301 and 1936; the most famous is Saint Hyacinth, celebrated on August 16th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A noble Christian of Amastris in the 4th century, Hyacinth courageously opposed the idolatrous cult of a sacred tree venerated in his city. After cutt…
A 13th-century Polish Dominican friar, Hyacinth was one of the first disciples of Saint Dominic. Known as the Apostle of the North, he traveled thousa…
A Spanish Jesuit, the Venerable Jacint Alegre i Pujals dedicated his life to the most destitute sick and inspired the creation of the Cottolengo of Ba…
The first bishop of Montevideo, Jacinto Vera (1813-1881) was a tireless pastor, known as the Gaucho Bishop, beatified in 2023.
An Italian priest and founder of the congregation of the Daughters of Mary Missionaries, Giacinto Bianchi dedicated himself to evangelization and assi…
French Dominican priest, 76th Master General of the Order of Preachers, he reorganized the College of Saint Thomas in Rome (the future Angelicum) and …
Giacinto Longhin (1863-1936) was an Italian Capuchin bishop who led the Diocese of Treviso for thirty-two years, noted for his dedication during the F…
The feast of Hyacinth is celebrated on August 16th, in memory of Saint Hyacinth.
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Hyacinth, including Saint Hyacinth, Saint Hyacinth, Saint Hyacinth Mariscotti, Juan Bautista and Jacinto de los Ángeles and Jacinto Vera.
The most famous saint named Hyacinth is Saint Hyacinth (13th century).