Chronology of the name Mark

Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.

  1. 1st centurySaint Mark the EvangelistDisciple and interpreter of Saint Peter, Mark wrote his Gospel in Rome before founding the illustrious see of Alexandria…
  2. 1-100Saint John Mark (Disciple of the Apostles)A 1st-century disciple and cousin of Saint Barnabas, John Mark accompanied the apostles on their early missions. After a…
  3. 1524-1589Marco PaganiMarco Pagani (1526-1589), in religion Father Antonio, was an Italian Franciscan priest, theologian at the Council of Tre…
  4. 1534-1569Marco CriadoA Spanish Trinitarian and missionary in the Alpujarras, Blessed Marco Criado died a martyr in 1569, stoned and tortured …
  5. 1577-1622Saint Fidelis of SigmaringenA former lawyer nicknamed the 'Christian philosopher', Marc Rey became a Capuchin under the name Fidelis in 1612. Sent o…
  6. 1644-1699Marco d'AvianoAn Italian Capuchin priest and famous preacher, Blessed Marco d'Aviano was the spiritual advisor to Emperor Leopold I an…
  7. 1665-1725Gesualdo MelacrinoGesualdo Melacrino (1725-1803) was an Italian Capuchin friar, nicknamed the "Apostle of Calabria," recognized as Venerab…
  8. 1762-1774Marco Antonio CavanisVenetian priest and co-founder of the Cavanis Institute, dedicated to the free education of poor children.
  9. 1882-1942José Marcos Figueróa UmpierrezJosé Marcos Figueróa Umpierrez (1865-1942) was a Jesuit lay brother, famous for his humble service as porter at the Coll…
  10. 1893-1965Ante AntićAnte Antić (1893-1965) was a Croatian Franciscan priest, recognized as Venerable by Pope Francis in 2015, famous for his…

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Frequently asked questions

When is Saint Mark's feast day?

The feast of Mark is celebrated on April 25th, in memory of Saint Mark.

How many saints are named Mark?

10 saints and blesseds bear the name Mark, including Saint Mark, Saint Fidelis, Saint John Mark, Marco Criado and Marco Antonio Cavanis.

Who is the most famous saint named Mark?

The most famous saint named Mark is Saint Mark (1st century).