Saint Venantius of Camerino
A fifteen-year-old Christian martyred in Camerino under Emperor Decius, Saint Venantius miraculously survived numerous torments (fire, lions, falling …
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First name and chronology
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Venantius, between 201 and 1921; the most famous is Saint Venantius, celebrated on August 5th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A fifteen-year-old Christian martyred in Camerino under Emperor Decius, Saint Venantius miraculously survived numerous torments (fire, lions, falling …
A nobleman from Berry in the 5th century, Venant renounced a promised marriage to become a monk and later Abbot at Saint-Martin de Tours. Renowned for…
Son of the Burgundian King Saint Sigismund, Venance renounced his rank to become a monk and then Bishop of Viviers in the 6th century. A diplomat to t…
Born in Italy in 530, Venantius Fortunatus was a Latin poet and Bishop of Poitiers. After miraculously recovering his sight through Saint Martin, he s…
Polish Conventual Franciscan priest (1889-1921), friend of Saint Maximilian Kolbe, known for his humility and invoked as an intercessor for financial …
The feast of Venantius is celebrated on August 5th, in memory of Saint Venantius.
5 saints and blesseds bear the name Venantius, including Saint Venantius, Saint Venantius, Saint Fortunatus, Saint Venantius and Venanzio Katarzyniec.
The most famous saint named Venantius is Saint Venantius (6th century).