Saint Agnes
A young Roman girl of thirteen, Agnes refused to marry the prefect's son to dedicate herself to Christ. After being miraculously protected in a place …
First name and chronology
7 saints and blesseds bear the name Agnès, between 291 and 1896; the most famous is Agnes of Jesus, celebrated on October 19th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A young Roman girl of thirteen, Agnes refused to marry the prefect's son to dedicate herself to Christ. After being miraculously protected in a place …
Saint Agnes was the first abbess of the monastery founded by Saint Radegund in Poitiers, introducing the rule of Saint Caesarius. She died in 588, sho…
A princess of Bohemia, Agnes refused royal marriages to dedicate herself to the poor. She founded the Hospital of Saint Francis, the Order of the Knig…
Born in 1274 in Tuscany, Agnes of Montepulciano manifested early piety before becoming a major figure of the Order of Saint Dominic. A foundress of se…
Born in Le Puy-en-Velay in 1602 into a modest family, Agnes of Jesus manifested exceptional piety and great spiritual maturity from childhood. Despite…
Agnes of Langeac (1602-1634), in religion Sister Agnes of Jesus, was a French Dominican nun known for her mystical life and her role as a spiritual mo…
An Italian Capuchin Poor Clare nun and abbess of the monastery of Fabriano, Maria Costanza Panas (1896-1963) is a mystical figure famous for her 'vow …
The feast of Agnès is celebrated on October 19th, in memory of Agnes of Jesus.
7 saints and blesseds bear the name Agnès, including Agnes of Jesus, Saint Agnes, Agnes of Montepulciano, Saint Agnes and Agnes of Bohemia.
The most famous saint named Agnès is Agnes of Jesus (17th century).