Saint Clement of Rome (Pope and Martyr)
The third successor of Saint Peter, Clement was a Roman pontiff exiled to Crimea by Trajan for his faith. There, he performed the miracle of…
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The third successor of Saint Peter, Clement was a Roman pontiff exiled to Crimea by Trajan for his faith. There, he performed the miracle of…
Born in Cornouaille in 375, Corentin first lived as a hermit in Plomodiern before being chosen by Prince Grallon as the first bishop of Quim…
Abbot of Flay in the 13th century, Eustace was a zealous preacher and legate of Pope Innocent III in England. He fought ardently for the ref…
A nobleman from Italy taken as a slave to Champagne in the 6th century, Flavit earned his master's esteem through his virtue. After resistin…
A farmer in Madrid during the 12th century, Isidore led a life of intense prayer while faithfully serving his master, John of Vergas. Famous…
A former Persian officer who converted, Jacques became the first bishop of Tarentaise in the 5th century after training at Lérins. He evange…
Born in Carentan and Archbishop of Rouen in the 9th century, Saint Leo dedicated himself to the evangelization of the Basque Country and Nav…
Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône in the 7th century, Saint Loup distinguished himself by his charity and miracles, notably the extinguishing of an…
Saints depicted with gushing spring: Saint Clement of Rome (Pope and Martyr), Saint Corentin, Saint Eustace of Flay, Saint Flavit, Saint Isidore the Farmer, Saint James of Tarentaise, Saint Leo of Carentan and Saint Lupus (Leu).