Saint Anthony of Padua (Ferdinand)
Born in Lisbon in 1195, Ferdinand became Anthony upon joining the Franciscans to seek martyrdom. A prodigious preacher and thaumaturge, he c…
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7 saints
Born in Lisbon in 1195, Ferdinand became Anthony upon joining the Franciscans to seek martyrdom. A prodigious preacher and thaumaturge, he c…
Saint Évrou was the founder of monastic life in the Beauvaisis during the 6th century. Abbot of several monasteries including Saint-Fuscien …
Sister of the great Spanish doctors Leander, Fulgentius, and Isidore, Florentina dedicated herself to God from her youth in Cartagena. She d…
Originally from Aquitaine and a former courtier, Saint Maxe withdrew into solitude before becoming abbot of Île Barbe in Lyon, then founder …
The illegitimate son of Charles Martel and brother of Pepin the Short, Remy became bishop of Rouen in 754. He reformed his diocese by introd…
A paralytic beggar living under the portico of the Church of Saint Clement in Rome, Servulus dedicated his life to prayer and charity despit…
A 14th-century Spanish Dominican, Vincent Ferrer was a preacher of immense influence, traveling across Europe to announce the Last Judgment.…
Saints depicted with book of Scriptures: Saint Anthony of Padua (Ferdinand), Saint Evroul (Evrouls), Saint Florentina (Florence), Saint Maxe (Maximus), Saint Remigius of Rouen, Saint Servulus of Rome and Saint Vincent Ferrer.