Saint Urban I, Pope
Successor to Saint Callixtus in the 3rd century, Saint Urban I organized the administration of Church property and liturgical worship. Although his re…
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Urban, between 195 and 1370; the most famous is Urban V, celebrated on December 19th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Successor to Saint Callixtus in the 3rd century, Saint Urban I organized the administration of Church property and liturgical worship. Although his re…
The sixth Bishop of Langres in the 4th century, Urban was an accomplished prelate who restored religious fervor and the buildings of his diocese. Reno…
Guillaume de Grimoard, who became Urban V in 1362, was a Benedictine pope marked by his austerity and reforming zeal. He is famous for having attempte…
The feast of Urban is celebrated on December 19th, in memory of Urban V.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Urban, including Urban V, Saint Urban I and Saint Urban.
The most famous saint named Urban is Urban V (14th century).