Saints James, Marian, Agapius and Emilian
James, a deacon, and Marian, a reader, were arrested in Numidia during the persecutions of the 3rd century. After enduring cruel torments in Cirta and…
First name and chronology
Mariano
10 saints and blesseds bear the name Mariano, between 201 and 1983; the most famous is Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos, celebrated on July 13th.
Chronology of the name Mariano
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
- 201-300Saints James, Marian, Agapius and EmilianJames, a deacon, and Marian, a reader, were arrested in Numidia during the persecutions of the 3rd century. After enduri…
- 1728-1788Mariano ArcieroMariano Arciero (1707-1788) was an Italian priest from Contursi Terme. Nicknamed the "Apostle of Calabria" for his immen…
- 1784-1844Mariano AvellanaMariano Avellana (1844-1904) was a Spanish priest and Claretian missionary who dedicated his life to evangelization and …
- 1806-1866Mariano of RoccacasaleA Franciscan lay brother and porter at the convent of Bellegra, Mariano of Roccacasale is a model of simplicity, poverty…
- 1826-1891Jerónimo Mariano Usera y AlarcónThe Venerable Jerónimo Mariano Usera y Alarcón (1810-1891) was a Spanish priest and missionary, founder of the congregat…
- 1839-1899Mariano Gazpio EzcurraA Spanish priest and missionary of the Order of Augustinian Recollects, Mariano Gazpio Ezcurra worked for 28 years in Ch…
- 1846-1906Paolo RoasendaPaolo Roasenda (1906-1972), in religion Father Mariano da Torino, was an Italian Capuchin priest, famous for his pioneer…
- 1866-1926Mariano de Jesús Euse HoyosMariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos (1845-1926), known as Padre Marianito, is a Colombian priest beatified in 2000, a model of c…
- 1897-1936Mariano Mullerat i SoldevilaMariano Mullerat i Soldevila (1897-1936) was a Spanish lay doctor, mayor of Arbeca, and a martyr of the Spanish Civil Wa…
- 1923-1983Mariano de la MataMariano de la Mata (1905-1983) was a Spanish Augustinian priest and missionary in Brazil, recognized for his dedication …
All records linked to Mariano
Mariano Arciero
Mariano Arciero (1707-1788) was an Italian priest from Contursi Terme. Nicknamed the "Apostle of Calabria" for his immense work of evangelization and …
Mariano Avellana
Mariano Avellana (1844-1904) was a Spanish priest and Claretian missionary who dedicated his life to evangelization and service to the most destitute …
Mariano of Roccacasale
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…
Jerónimo Mariano Usera y Alarcón
The Venerable Jerónimo Mariano Usera y Alarcón (1810-1891) was a Spanish priest and missionary, founder of the congregation of the Sisters of the Love…
Mariano Gazpio Ezcurra
A Spanish priest and missionary of the Order of Augustinian Recollects, Mariano Gazpio Ezcurra worked for 28 years in China before dedicating himself …
Paolo Roasenda
Paolo Roasenda (1906-1972), in religion Father Mariano da Torino, was an Italian Capuchin priest, famous for his pioneering apostolate on radio and te…
Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos
Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos (1845-1926), known as Padre Marianito, is a Colombian priest beatified in 2000, a model of charity and pastoral dedication…
Mariano Mullerat i Soldevila
Mariano Mullerat i Soldevila (1897-1936) was a Spanish lay doctor, mayor of Arbeca, and a martyr of the Spanish Civil War, beatified in 2019.
Mariano de la Mata
Mariano de la Mata (1905-1983) was a Spanish Augustinian priest and missionary in Brazil, recognized for his dedication to the poor through the Saint …
Frequently asked questions
When is Saint Mariano's feast day?
The feast of Mariano is celebrated on July 13th, in memory of Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos.
How many saints are named Mariano?
10 saints and blesseds bear the name Mariano, including Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos, Saint James and Saint Marian, Mariano Mullerat i Soldevila, Mariano of Roccacasale and Jerónimo Mariano Usera y Alarcón.
Who is the most famous saint named Mariano?
The most famous saint named Mariano is Mariano de Jesús Euse Hoyos (20th century).