First name and chronology

Mary-Theresa

21 saints and blesseds bear the name Mary-Theresa, between 1567 and 1972; the most famous is Alix Le Clerc, celebrated on January 9th.

Chronology of the name Mary-Theresa

Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.

  1. 1567-1622Alix Le ClercAlix Le Clerc (1576-1622) was a religious sister from Lorraine, who founded the Congregation of Our Lady (Canonesses of …
  2. 1694-1754Marie-Thérèse Charlotte de LamourousMarie-Thérèse Charlotte de Lamourous (1754-1836) was a major figure of the clandestine Church of Bordeaux during the Rev…
  3. 1729-1789Maria Teresa SpinelliMaria Teresa Spinelli (1789-1850) was an Italian religious sister, foundress of the Augustinian Sisters Servants of Jesu…
  4. 1782-1876Marie-Thérèse HazeJeanne Haze (Mother Marie-Thérèse of the Sacred Heart of Jesus), born in Liège in 1782 and died in 1876, is the foundres…
  5. 1789-1844Celia Méndez y DelgadoCelia Méndez y Delgado (1844-1908), co-foundress of the Congregation of the Handmaids of the Divine Heart with Blessed M…
  6. 1824-1879Karolina GerhardingerKarolina Gerhardinger (1797-1879), in religion Maria Theresia of Jesus, was a Bavarian religious sister and foundress of…
  7. 1829-1889Maria ScrilliMaria Scrilli (1825-1889), in religion Maria Teresa of Jesus, was an Italian religious sister and foundress of the congr…
  8. 1829-1889Sophie-Thérèse de SoubiranSophie-Thérèse de Soubiran (1834-1889), in religion Marie-Thérèse de Soubiran, was the foundress of the Congregation of …
  9. 1830-1905Maria Theresia BonzelMaria Theresia Bonzel (1830-1905) was a German religious sister, foundress of the Poor Sisters of Saint Francis of Perpe…
  10. 1833-1888Anna Maria Katherina SchererAnna Maria Katherina Scherer (1825-1888), in religion Mother Maria Theresia, was a Swiss religious sister, co-foundress …
  11. 1835-1890Maria Teresa LegaMaria Teresa Lega (1812-1890) was an Italian religious sister, founder of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Fa…
  12. 1860-1918Mary Theresa DudzikJózefina Dudzik (Sister Mary Theresa), born in Poland in 1860 and died in Chicago in 1918, is the foundress of the Franc…
  13. 1862-1922Maria Theresa LedóchowskaAn Austrian blessed of Polish origin, Maria Theresa Ledóchowska (1863-1922) was the foundress of the Missionary Sisters …
  14. 1867-1867Maria Teresa CortimigliaMaria Teresa Cortimiglia (1867-1934), born Biagia Cortimiglia, was an Italian religious sister, founder of the Institute…
  15. 1870-1930María Teresa González-Quevedo y CadarsoMaría Teresa González-Quevedo y Cadarso, nicknamed Teresita (1930-1950), was a young Spanish novice of the Carmelite Sis…
  16. 1877-1937Maria Teresa CasiniMaria Teresa Casini (1864-1937) was an Italian religious sister, foundress of the Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart of …
  17. 1892-1947Maria Giovanna FasceAn Italian Augustinian nun and prioress of the monastery of Cascia, Blessed Maria Teresa Fasce (1881-1947) dedicated her…
  18. 1893-1953Marie-Teresa Dupouy BordesFrench religious sister (1873-1953), founder of the congregation of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus …
  19. 1912-1967María Teresa González JustoA Spanish religious sister of the Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation, she distinguished herself by her heroic forgivenes…
  20. 1912-1972Maria Dulce Rodrigues dos SantosMaria Dulce Rodrigues dos Santos (Mother Maria Teresa of Jesus Eucharist) is the Brazilian founder of the Congregation o…
  21. 1926-1938Maria Teresa of St. JosephFoundress of the Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus, she united the contemplation of Carmel with charitable …

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Frequently asked questions

When is Saint Mary-Theresa's feast day?

The feast of Mary-Theresa is celebrated on January 9th, in memory of Alix Le Clerc.

How many saints are named Mary-Theresa?

21 saints and blesseds bear the name Mary-Theresa, including Alix Le Clerc, Sophie-Thérèse de Soubiran, Maria Scrilli, Maria Theresia Bonzel and Marie-Thérèse Haze.

Who is the most famous saint named Mary-Theresa?

The most famous saint named Mary-Theresa is Alix Le Clerc (17th century).