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Entities: mentioned saints

All entities of type “mentioned saints” extracted from biographies with their relational weight.

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Saint Gemma Virgin and martyr of Portuguese origin from the 2nd century. 2 Saint Aubert of Cambrai Bishop of Cambrai and spiritual mentor to Landelin. 2 Saint Catherine of Siena Italian Dominican saint, model and patroness of Rose. 2 Virgilius of Arles Metropolitan of Arles who consecrated Augustine. 2 Saint Eugenius of Carthage Bishop of Carthage and confessor of the faith against Arianism. 2 Peter Claver Disciple and friend of Alphonsus Rodriguez. 2 Saint Liberata Sister of Saint Gemma. 2 Saint Caprasius First known bishop of Agen, martyr with Saint Faith. 2 Saint Leonorius Bishop of Saintes who welcomed Psalmodius. 2 Thomas of Villanova Archbishop of Valencia and Augustinian friar renowned for his charity. 2 Saint Valerius Saint whose basilica was rebuilt by Lupus. 2 Eleutherius of Tournai Bishop of Tournai who appeared in a vision to Thecla. 2 Saint Agapius Martyr bishop who appears in a vision to James to invite him to the heavenly banquet. 2 Saint Nicephorus of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople whose election was initially contested by Plato. 2 Enoch Biblical patriarch who shares with Elijah the privilege of not having died. 2 Saint Sabas A major figure of Palestinian monasticism, close to Gerasimus. 2 Saint Domitius Hermit and former canon of Amiens, spiritual guide to Saint Ulphia. 2 Saint Wiborada Recluse near Saint Gall, martyred during the Hungarian invasion. 2 Saint Achard of Jumièges Subject of the biography, abbot of Quinçay and later of Jumièges. 2 Saint Theodulus Former prefect of Constantinople who became a stylite in the 5th century. 2 Maximus of Riez Abbot of Lérins and later Bishop of Riez in the 5th century. 2 Saint Valerian Husband of Saint Cecilia, convert and martyr. 2 Babylas of Antioch Saint whose feast day precedes that of Juventinus and Maximinus. 2 Saint Leodegar Priest and overseer of the clergy of Porthe, known for his humility and miracles. 2 Saint Agnes First abbess of the Sainte-Croix monastery in Poitiers. 2 Saint Elaphe Brother of Leudomir and his predecessor on the episcopal see of Châlons. 2 Saint Christina the Astonishing Flemish saint known for her resurrection and extreme mortifications. 2 Saint Lugle Irish martyr, supposed companion of Erkembode. 2 Saint Fursa Traveling companion of Blitaire in Gaul. 2 Saint Firmin the Confessor Bishop of Amiens in the 4th century and confessor of the faith. 2 Saint Christiana A young Christian slave who became the apostle of Iberia. 2 Samuel Prophet of Israel who anointed David. 2 Saint Erhard Bishop of Regensburg who baptized Odile. 2 Saint Privat Predecessor of Firmin and martyr under Gallienus and Valerian. 2 John of Damascus Church Father cited for his commentary on the birth of Mary. 2 Saint Agnes of Assisi Sister of Saint Clare and disciple of Saint Francis. 2 Saint Torquatus First bishop of Cadiz and leader of the group of the seven apostles of Spain. 2 Saint Gebuin Bishop of Lyon during the translation of the relics. 2 Marie of Oignies Thirteenth-century mystic saint, famous for her gift of tears and her asceticism. 2 Saint Severus Abbot who oversaw the education of Maxentius in Agde. 2 Saint Protus Eunuch and companion of Eugenia, martyr. 2 Saint Vivence 5th-century priest, disciple of Saint Hilary, and hermit. 2 Saint Blitmond Collaborator of Berchon in the reconstruction of the monastery of Leucocous. 2 Saint Catherine of Sweden Daughter of Saint Bridget and first abbess of Vadstena. 2 Saint Gall I Bishop of Clermont in the 6th century. 2 Saint Praetextatus of Rouen Bishop of Rouen present at the Council of Tours. 2 Saint Maire Abbot of the monastery of Val-Benois in the 6th century. 2 Saint Caletric Bishop of Chartres in the 6th century. 2 Peter of Tarentaise Brother of Lambert and first abbot of Tamié. 2 Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Princess of Hungary and Landgravine of Thuringia, a major figure of Christian charity. 2 Aubert of Cambrai Bishop who gave the tonsure to Mauger. 2 Saint Kentigern Saint who had a vision of the soul of David ascending to heaven. 2 John Companion of Simeon in pilgrimage and solitude. 2 Palladius Disciple and historian of Saint John, future bishop of Helenopolis. 2 Saint Celsus Young disciple and companion in martyrdom of Saint Nazarius. 2 Saint Magnus Bishop and martyr, instructor of Saint Secondina. 2 Joseph Protector of his life and author of his vocation. 2 Saint Florent Disciple of Eutyches, famous for his miracles involving a bear and snakes. 2 Saint Polychronius Martyr whose body was buried by Abdon and Sennen. 2 Saint Charles Borromeo Cardinal-priest of the title of Saint Praxedes in the 16th century. 2 Saint Wolfgang Bishop of Regensburg who welcomed and protected Aurelia. 2 Austregisilus Bishop of Bourges in the 7th century, former courtier of King Guntram. 2 Job Biblical figure of patience in suffering, used as an hagiographic comparison. 2 Saint Adalard Abbot of Corbie and mentor to Paschasius Radbertus. 2 Saint Chrodegang of Metz Bishop of Metz, Carolingian minister, and liturgical reformer. 2 Arnulf of Metz A virtuous figure at the court of Dagobert. 2 Saint Blaise Patron saint of the parish of Saint-Versin, whose relics were kept with those of Veranus. 2 Saint Aldetrude Sister of Madelberte and her predecessor as head of the monastery. 2 Saint Blimond Abbot of Saint-Valery, present at the death of Attala. 2 Saint Framechilde Mother of Saint Austreberte and a Frankish noblewoman of the 7th century. 2 Saint Leodegar of Autun Bishop of Autun and son of Saint Sigrada, author of a letter of consolation to his mother. 2 Peter of Verona Dominican martyr saint who appeared to Catherine to initiate her into the Passion. 2 Saint Peter Nolasco Founder of the Order of Mercy, whose prayers are said to have enabled the birth of Mary. 2 Saint Potentian Companion of Savinian, bishop of Troyes and second bishop of Sens. 2 Saint Luglien Irish martyr, reputed companion of Erkembode. 2 Saint Eugenia Companion in faith and martyrdom of Basilla. 2 Adelbert of Magdeburg Predecessor of Saudrade at Wissembourg, who became Archbishop of Magdeburg. 2 Saint Maura Trojan virgin who honored Mastidia. 2 Saint Veronica Presumed wife of Zacchaeus/Amator. 2 Isidore of Pelusium Egyptian monk, priest, and letter writer of the 5th century. 2 Abel Biblical figure whose sacrifice is compared to that of Melchizedek. 2 Leontius the Younger Bishop of Bordeaux and benefactor of the Church of Saint-Vivien. 2 Bernard of Abbeville Founder of the Order of Tiron and monastic reformer. 2 Engelbert of Cologne Archbishop of Cologne and martyr, regent of the Empire. 2 Amand of Maastricht Missionary bishop and founder of monasteries. 2 Saint Hilarion Illustrious cenobite and friend of Saint Epiphanius. 2 Saint Triaise Recluse virgin of the 4th century in Poitiers. 2 Saint Norbert Founder of the Premonstratensian Order and spiritual master of Hugh. 2 Leonard of Port Maurice Saint whose prophetic letter called for the definition of the mystery. 2 Saint Friard Contemporary and possible spiritual mentor of Victor. 2 Saint Pantaleon Martyred physician of Nicomedia, one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. 2 Saint Julian the Hospitaller Saint cited for his similar involuntary parricide. 2 Saint Mayeul of Cluny Abbot of Cluny who facilitated the reconciliation between Adelaide and her son. 2 Josaphat Kuntsevych Archbishop of Polotsk and martyr for the Union of the Churches. 2 Saint Arnulf Close friend of Romaric and Bishop of Metz. 2 Saint Yves Breton priest and jurist, protector of the poor and patron saint of lawyers. 2 Saint Bohaire Bishop of Chartres in the 7th century, former hermit and royal chaplain. 2 Saint Romuald Founder of the Camaldolese Order and spiritual guide to Bruno. 2 Saint Theodore the Studite Nephew of Plato, abbot of Stoudios, and celebrated theologian. 2 Saint Crispinian Martyr associated with Saint Crispin. 2 Saint Euthymius Celebrated abbot of Palestine and mentor of Sabas. 2 Faustus of Riez Disciple and biographer of Maximus. 2 Saint Thomas Becket Archbishop of Canterbury and mentor to Saint Avertinus. 2 Saint Rose of Lima First saint of the New World, Dominican virgin. 2 Saint Pience A noble widow converted by Nicaise, who ensured his burial before being martyred. 2 Gertrude of Nivelles Niece of Modoald, honored at Nivelles. 2 Saint Hugh of Grenoble Bishop of Grenoble and close friend of Guigues. 2 Saint Valerian of Auxerre Predecessor of Helladius on the see of Auxerre. 2 Saint Saturnina Saint and martyr of Toulouse cited for comparison. 2 Henry II Holy Roman Emperor and Catholic saint. 2 Catherine of Bologna 15th-century Poor Clare saint, mystic, writer, and artist. 2 Saint Fugatius Missionary sent by Eleutherius to Great Britain. 2 Saint Januarius The eldest of the seven sons of Saint Felicity. 2 Saint Avitus I Bishop of Clermont mentioned at the end of the text. 2 Prosper of Aquitaine Doctor of the Church and defender of the faith against the Semi-Pelagians. 2 Saint Erkembode Bishop of Thérouanne and abbot of Sithiù in the 8th century. 2 Saint Julia Companion in faith and martyrdom of Eulalia. 2 Saint Desiderius of Auxerre Bishop of Auxerre in the 7th century, discoverer of the relics of Saint Cot. 2 Saint Lupus of Troyes Bishop of Troyes and relative of Pulchronius, he was his teacher and mentor. 2 Saint Pome Saint whom Manne succeeded as head of the Filles-Dieu. 2 Albert the Great Master of Ambrose in Cologne. 2 Saint Gregory of Langres Childhood friend of Lautein and Bishop of Langres. 2 Hugh of Lincoln Bishop of Lincoln and Carthusian monk of Burgundian origin. 2 Saint Eleutherius First bishop of Tournai whose body rests in the cathedral. 2 Saint Just Disciple of Saint Ursin, who died on the way to Bourges. 2 Saint Basil Father of the Church who testified to miracles associated with Saint Julitta around 375. 2 Saint Israel Master and model of Saint Theobald at Le Dorat. 2 Thuribius of Le Mans Immediate predecessor of Pavace on the episcopal see of Le Mans. 2 Eucherius of Lyon Bishop of Lyon who entrusted the education of his sons to Salvian. 2 Saint Lambert of Lyon Bishop of Lyon who consecrated Audebert. 2 Saint Lucina A Roman noblewoman who supported martyrs and provided for their burial. 2 Saint Leo Companion of Saint Marinus, stonemason and founder of San Leo. 2 Saint Balbina Daughter of the tribune Quirinus, healed of scrofula by Pope Alexander. 2 Eleutherius Deacon and companion in martyrdom of Denis in Paris. 2 Saint Albert the Great Dominican friar and Bishop of Regensburg. 2 Saint Cyprian of Carthage Bishop of Carthage and a central figure of the Church in Africa. 2 Gregory of Langres Bishop of Langres who recovered the relics of Benignus in the 6th century. 2 Saint Sour Hermit and founding abbot of Terrasson in the 6th century. 2 Saint Germaine Cousin French saint, a poor and infirm shepherdess known for her piety and miracles. 2 Saint Phoebadius of Agen Contemporary bishop and close friend of Delphinus. 2 Adalbert of Prague Bishop of Prague, friend of Adalbert and martyr in Prussia. 2 Saint Cassian Founder of the monastery for nuns on the banks of the Huveaune. 2 Saint Maxian Martyr companion of Saint Lucian. 2 Saint Odilo Abbot of Cluny who had a church built in Saint-Flour. 2 Saint Arcadius Bishop of Bourges who ordained Patroclus. 2 Dionysius the Areopagite First bishop of Athens according to tradition. 2 Saint Hadouin Predecessor of Béraire to the see of Le Mans. 2 Saint Thecla Saint invoked by Brienne during her prayer. 2 Polycarp of Smyrna Disciple of Saint John and master of Saint Benignus. 2 Saint Bruno of Cologne Archbishop of Cologne who attempted to retain Wolfgang in his diocese. 2 Saint Susanna Abbess in Reims who advised Theodoric. 2 Brice of Tours Indocile disciple and later successor of Martin to the see of Tours. 2 Saint Colette of Corbie Reformer of the Poor Clares whose habit is preserved in Nevers. 2 Remigius of Lyon Archbishop of Lyon, doctrinal ally of Prudentius. 2 Saint Honoratus of Arles Founder of Lérins and Archbishop of Arles, disciple of Caprasius. 2 Saint Hugh Abbot of Cluny who received the site of the church of Saint-Génie in 1676. 2 Saint Flavian Bishop of Constantinople who presided over a council against Eutyches. 2 Cunibert of Cologne Contemporary bishop present at court. 2 Saint Gabriel Archangel messenger of the Incarnation. 2 Saint Catherine of Alexandria Virgin and martyr whose relics are at Sinai. 2 Clotilde Wife of Clovis I. 2 Saint Desiderius Bishop and martyr of Langres. 2 Saint Gerard of Toul Bishop of Toul who oversaw the translation of relics. 2 Saint Willibrord Archbishop of Utrecht and collaborator of Boniface. 2 Saint Jane Frances de Chantal Foundress of the Visitation, whose heart and personal items are preserved in Nevers. 2 John of Avila Preacher whose funeral oration left an impression on Francis. 2 Saint Landry Brother of Madelberte, Bishop of Meaux. 2 Saint Mechtilde Saint and mystic cited as having had a devotion to the Holy Face. 2 Saint Ignatius of Constantinople Patriarch of Constantinople restored by the Pope. 2 Saint Adelin Bishop of Séez who recovered the saint's body in the 10th century. 2 Saint Pair Bishop of Avranches. 2 Vital of Mortain Founder of Savigny, companion of Bernard. 2 Saint Amans First bishop of Rodez, whose church houses the body of Dalmas. 2 Saint Ghislain Abbot of Celle-lès-Mons and advisor to Saint Waltrude. 2 Hubert of Liège Disciple and successor of Lambert, he transferred his body to Liège. 2 Epiphanius of Salamis Bishop of Cyprus who inspired Paula with his accounts of the monks. 2 Saint Genesius Martyr in whose honor a church was built in Thiers. 2 Luke the Evangelist Presumed author of the painting of the Virgin kept in the basilica. 2 Saint Denis the Areopagite Apostle of Paris, mentioned to chronologically situate the departure of Pome. 2 Saint Jerome of Nevers Bishop of Nevers whose relics are distributed between the cathedral and Nolay. 2 Saint Domitian Companion of Landelin during his retreat at Crespin. 2 Paula of Rome Roman noblewoman, disciple of Jerome, and founder of monasteries in Bethlehem. 2 Saint Eucherius of Lyon Bishop of Lyon and author of the account of the martyrdom. 2 Saint Quiteria Sister of Saint Gemma. 2 Saint Vincent Saint associated with the miraculous lake near Burgos. 2 Saint Parre Saint cited in comparison for the miracle of cephalophory. 2 Romana Roman virgin baptized by Sylvester. 2 Saint Principius Eldest son of Celinia and Bishop of Soissons. 2 Saint Zeno A converted nobleman who became an archdeacon and is recognized as a saint. 2 Saint Elizabeth Mother of John the Baptist, mentioned in the biblical context. 2 Basil the Great Hagiographic source and witness to the saint's reputation. 2 Patrick Apostle of Ireland. 2 Sequanus Saint who founded a monastery in the diocese of Langres. 2 Saint Hyacinth Eunuch and companion of Eugenia, martyr. 2 Saint Alypius Bishop of Thagaste, disciple of Saint Augustine. 2 Aldric of Le Mans Ninth-century bishop who oversaw the translation of the relics of Pavace. 2 Saint Alpin Bishop of Châlons who canonized Saint Pome. 2 Saint Henry Holy Roman Emperor who used the Sword of Saint Adrian. 2 Saint Bernard Founder of Clairvaux, contemporary of Callixtus II. 2 Saint Gregory the Great Pope and author providing details on the life of Galla. 2 Saint Cyril of Alexandria Patriarch of Alexandria encountered by the saint. 2 Vaast of Arras Predecessor whose relics were translated by Aubert. 2 Saint Theodore Predecessor of Serenus on the see of Marseille. 2 Vincent Deacon of Didier, martyred with him. 2 Saint Longinus Roman soldier converted by Victor and martyr. 2 Genevieve of Paris Young girl met in Nanterre whose sanctity was predicted by Germanus. 2 Saint Irenaeus Successor of Pothinus and presumed author of the Letter. 2 Saint Tarasius Patriarch of Constantinople who opposed the imperial divorce. 2 Saint Aignan of Orléans Successor of Saint Euvert to the episcopal see of Orléans. 2 Saint Honoratus Predecessor of Salvius on the see of Amiens. 2 Saint Desiderius of Cahors Bishop of Cahors who instructed Maximus. 2 Saint Perpetua Mother of Saint Nazarius. 2 Saint Firmin the Martyr First bishop of Amiens whose relics were rediscovered by Salve. 2 Mary Magdalene Primary dedication of the chapel of Le Reclus. 2 Saint Genesius Archbishop of Lyon who installed Bertilla at Chelles. 2 Saint Clement Pope and martyr cited in comparison for the miracle of the underwater tomb. 2 Florentius Deacon martyred with Saint Nicaise. 2 Saint Nicholas of Tolentino Saint under whose patronage the church of Brou was placed. 2 Saint Tugdual Apostle of the region for whom Saint Yves had a great devotion. 2 Saint Anthimus Second bishop of Albi and disciple of Saint Clair. 2 Saint Felician Martyr of Agen, brother of Primus. 2 Saint Antoninus of Florence Hagiographer who reported the miracle of the resurrected dead man. 2 Saint Ultan Saint who prophesied the death of Gertrude. 2 Saint Veredemus A hermit of Greek origin chosen by Agricol to succeed him. 2 Gregory Thaumaturgus Fervent disciple of Origen and author of his panegyric. 2 Amator of Auxerre Bishop of Auxerre erroneously cited in legends as a contemporary of the saint. 2 Saint Lucy Saint who appeared in a vision to Opportune. 2 Saint Judicael Brother of Saint Josse and King of Brittany. 2 Benedict of Aniane Monastic reformer and friend of Alcuin. 2 Saint Desideratus Bishop of Langres martyred by the Vandals. 2 Abraham of Carrhae Hermit who became bishop of Carrhae in the 5th century. 1 Adam The first human being created by God from the dust of the earth. 1 Adelphus of Remiremont Abbot of Remiremont in the 7th century. 1 Aderald of Troyes Canon and archdeacon of Troyes, founder of the monastery of the Holy Sepulchre. 1 Aelred of Rievaulx Twelfth-century English Cistercian abbot and spiritual author. 1 Agnes of Montepulciano Italian Dominican saint of the 13th century, foundress and mystic. 1 Albert of Espain 12th-century religious and hermit, the primary subject of the biography. 1 Alexander Sauli Bishop of Aléria and later of Pavia, member of a religious order (Barnabites). 1 Alexis Falconieri One of the seven founders of the Order of Servites, characterized by his great humility. 1 Alvarez of Cordova Spanish Dominican friar of the 14th-15th century, preacher and royal advisor. 1 Alvise Bishop of Arras and former abbot of Anchin in the 12th century. 1 Amandus of Bordeaux Bishop of Bordeaux in the 5th century and mentor to Paulinus of Nola. 1 Amator Young priest and martyr, a central figure in the group of the Martyrs of Córdoba of 855. 1 Ambrose Autpert Monk of French origin, abbot of Saint-Vincent in the 8th century. 1 Anastasius of Sinai Priest and monk at Mount Sinai, defender of orthodoxy against the Monophysites. 1 Anatole of Salins Bishop of Adana exiled in Sequania, patron saint of the city of Salins. 1 Andrew Bobola Polish Jesuit priest, missionary, and martyr. 1 Andrew Corsini Carmelite friar and Bishop of Fiesole in the 14th century. 1 Andrew of Crete (the Calybite) Cretan monk and iconodule martyr of the 8th century. 1 Andrew of Segni Italian Franciscan friar celebrated for his humility and asceticism. 1 Angelus of Acri Capuchin friar and celebrated 18th-century Italian preacher. 1 Angelo of Chivasso 15th-century Piedmontese Franciscan friar, author, and preacher. 1 Angelus of Jerusalem Carmelite friar and martyr in Sicily. 1 Angeline of Marsciano Widow and founder of numerous Third Order Franciscan monasteries. 1 Angilbert Abbot of Saint-Riquier and advisor to Charlemagne. 1 Anthelme of Belley Seventh prior of the Grande Chartreuse and Bishop of Belley. 1 Antoinette of Florence Italian Poor Clare, foundress and superior at L'Aquila. 1 Antolien 3rd-century martyr of Auvergne. 1 Antonin of Pamiers 2nd-century martyr, apostle of Rouergue and Pamiers. 1 Arnulf of Soissons Bishop of Soissons, Benedictine monk, and patron saint of brewers. 1 Arnoux of Vendôme Bishop of Gap in the 11th century, originally from Vendôme. 1 Arsenius of Rome Former imperial tutor who became one of the most famous Desert Fathers. 1 Arthaud of Belley Founder of the Charterhouse of Arvières and Bishop of Belley. 1 Augustine Novello Sicilian jurist who became General of the Order of Saint Augustine. 1 Aurelius of Arles Bishop of Arles and vicar of the Holy See in the 6th century. 1 Auxentius 5th-century hermit and abbot, defender of orthodoxy at the Council of Chalcedon. 1 Bardo of Mainz Archbishop of Mainz in the 11th century, known for his asceticism and charity. 1 Benedict of Macerac Abbot of Greek origin who settled in Brittany in the 9th century. 1 Benedict the Moor Sicilian Franciscan friar of African descent, canonized for his piety and miracles. 1 Bernard of Corleone Sicilian Capuchin lay brother, former soldier who converted. 1 Bernard of Santarém Dominican priest and sacristan in Portugal, known for the miracle of the Child Jesus. 1 Bernard of Scammaca 15th-century Sicilian Dominican, known for his conversion and ecstasies. 1 Bernard the Penitent Itinerant penitent who became a monk at Saint-Bertin. 1 Bertharius Priest from Aquitaine and martyr. 1 Berthe of Mardais 13th-century Cistercian abbess, first superior of the Abbey of Marquette. 1 Bertrand of Grandselve 12th-century Cistercian abbot, known for his holiness and visions. 1 Bertulf Abbot of Bobbio and protagonist of the biography. 1 Blessed Oda Virgin of the Premonstratensian Order, known for her resistance to marriage and her piety. 1 Blessed Alexander of Foigny Scottish prince who became a simple Cistercian monk and shepherd at Foigny. 1 Blessed Davanzato Thirteenth-century Tuscan priest, pastor of Barberino, and member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. 1 Blessed Gauthier Franciscan, doctor of theology, and Bishop of Poitiers in the 14th century. 1 Blessed Luchesius Merchant from Poggibonsi who became the first member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. 1 Bruno of Segni Bishop of Segni and Abbot of Monte Cassino, theologian and papal legate. 1 Bénigne of Flay Abbot of Fontenelle and later of Flay in the 8th century. 1 Benignus of Smyrna Apostle of Burgundy and martyr of the 2nd century. 1 Camelian of Troyes Bishop of Troyes in the 6th century and successor to Saint Lupus. 1 Carloman Prince of France, son of Charles Martel, who became a Benedictine monk. 1 Castor of Nîmes Former lawyer and judge, founder of the monastery of Mananque and bishop of Apt. 1 Catherine of Cardona Spanish noblewoman who became a recluse and was closely associated with the Carmelite Order. 1 Catherine of Racconigi Dominican saint of the 15th-16th century, stigmatist and mystic. 1 Christine Licarelli 16th-century Augustinian virgin and prioress. 1 Christina of Stommeln Thirteenth-century mystic known for her visions and struggles against the demon. 1 Chrétien of Douai Priest in Douai, known for his charity and miracles related to bread. 1 Cheron Roman martyr, apostle of Chartres in the 1st century. 1 Claudius Apollinaris Bishop of Hierapolis and 2nd-century Christian apologist. 1 Crispin of Viterbo Italian Capuchin friar, famous for his simplicity and miracles. 1 Cyprian of Marseille Bishop of Toulon and disciple of Saint Caesarius of Arles. 1 Caecilius African priest, converted by Octavius and Minucius Felix, mentor of Saint Cyprian. 1 Ceolfrid Abbot of Wearmouth and Jarrow, mentor to Bede the Venerable. 1 Dalmatius Archimandrite of Constantinople and a key figure against Nestorianism. 1 Daniel the Merchant German merchant established in Venice, living in seclusion with the Camaldolese. 1 Didacus of Saint Nicholas Spanish Franciscan religious, missionary, and wonderworker. 1 Didier of Thérouanne Thirty-third bishop of Thérouanne and founder of an abbey. 1 Dominic of Sora Eleventh-century monk and founder of monasteries. 1 Donatus of Besançon Archbishop of Besançon in the 7th century and founder of monasteries. 1 Edwin of Northumbria King of Northumbria and martyr, the first Christian king of northern England. 1 Egidio of Saint Joseph Alcantarian Franciscan religious, thaumaturge in Naples. 1 Emmeram of Poitiers Missionary bishop originally from Poitiers and martyr in Bavaria. 1 Ethelwold of Winchester Bishop of Winchester and major 10th-century monastic reformer. 1 Euphronius of Autun Bishop of Autun in the 5th century, builder and theologian. 1 Eustace of Flay Abbot of Flay and apostolic legate in the 13th century. 1 Ewald the White English priest, martyr in Westphalia, killed immediately by the Saxons. 1 Flavius of Chalon-sur-Saône Bishop of Chalon-sur-Saône and former royal chancellor. 1 Venantius Fortunatus Bishop of Poitiers and a major Latin poet of the 6th century. 1 Francis Solano Spanish Franciscan friar and missionary in South America, known as the Apostle of Peru. 1 Frederick of Arras Former nobleman who became a monk and provost of Saint-Vaast in Arras. 1 Fulrad Abbot of Saint-Denis and Carolingian diplomat. 1 Felix of Nola Priest of Nola, confessor of the faith famous for his miracles. 1 Galation Martyr of Emesa, son of Clitophon and Leucippe. 1 Gamelbert of Michaelsbuch Bavarian priest of the 8th century, known for his charity and pastoral life. 1 Gaucher of Meulan Hermit and founder from Meulan, active in the Limousin region. 1 Gausbert of Cahors Bishop of Cahors in the 10th century, known for his charity and spiritual counsel. 1 Gautier of Lesterps Abbot of Lesterps and a major figure in canonical life in Limousin during the 11th century. 1 Gauzlin of Toul 34th Bishop of Toul, reformer and founder. 1 Gerland of Agrigento Bishop of Agrigento of Burgundian origin, who played a role in the rechristianization of Sicily. 1 Germanus of Besançon Third bishop of Besançon and martyr of the 3rd century. 1 Germain of Montfort Benedictine monk, tutor to Saint Bernard of Menthon, and hermit at Talloires. 1 Gertrude van Oosten 14th-century Dutch Beguine virgin, stigmatist, and mystic. 1 Gilbert of Meaux Bishop of Meaux in the 11th century, from the nobility of the Vermandois. 1 Gildas the Wise Breton abbot and author of the 6th century. 1 Gonsalvo of Amarante Portuguese priest who became a hermit and then a Dominican, famous for his miracles in Amarante. 1 Gregory Thaumaturgus Bishop of Neocaesarea famous for his many miracles. 1 Gregory of Armenia Bishop of Nicopolis who became a hermit in France. 1 Gregory of Autun Subject of the biography, Count of Autun and later Bishop of Langres. 1 Gregory of Spoleto Priest and martyr in Spoleto under Diocletian. 1 Guerric of Igny Subject of biography, Cistercian abbot and spiritual author. 1 Guigo the Venerable Fifth prior of the Grande Chartreuse and legislator of the order. 1 Guillaume Tempier Third bishop of Poitiers of that name, defender of ecclesiastical liberties. 1 William of Antioch Saint originally from Syria, a state official who became a pilgrim and hermit. 1 William of Breteuil Abbot of Breteuil in the 12th century, known for his piety and administration. 1 Guy of Durnes Disciple of Saint Bernard and first abbot of Cherlieu. 1 Gerard Fourteenth-century Camaldolese religious, known for his charity and miracles. 1 Gerard Sagredo Bishop of Csanád and first martyr of Hungary. 1 Gerard of Toul Bishop of Toul in the 10th century, builder and miracle-worker. 1 Habakkuk Old Testament prophet, author of a prophetic book and a canticle. 1 Heldrad of Novalesa Abbot of Novalesa in the 9th century, originally from Provence. 1 Helladius of Auxerre Bishop of Auxerre in the 4th century. 1 Hildeman of Beauvais Bishop of Beauvais in the 9th century, former monk of Corbie. 1 Hippolytus of Belley Bishop of Belley and abbot of Condat in the 8th century. 1 Hubert of Brétigny Monk and priest of Brétigny, famous for his miracles against rabies. 1 Hugues of Vaucelles Former dean of Cambrai who became a Cistercian monk at Vaucelles. 1 Humility of Florence Saint of noble origin, a recluse and later the founder of a convent in Florence. 1 Ida of Boulogne Countess of Boulogne and mother of Godfrey of Bouillon. 1 Isaac Biblical patriarch, son of Abraham, considered a prefigurative figure of Christ. 1 Isidore the Laborer Patron saint of Madrid, a humble laborer known for his piety and miracles. 1 James of Bevagna Thirteenth-century Italian Dominican, renowned for his struggle against heresy and his foundations. 1 Jacques of Vicoigne Premonstratensian religious of the 13th century, who died during his novitiate. 1 John Climacus Abbot of Mount Sinai and spiritual author famous for his work on asceticism. 1 John Colombini Founder of the congregation of the Jesuati in the 14th century. 1 John Liccio Sicilian Dominican friar celebrated for his longevity and miracles. 1 John Massias Spanish Dominican friar and missionary in Peru. 1 Jean Tentialbene A 13th-century lay brother from Todi, known for his obedience and miracles. 1 John of Epirus Young Catholic worker from Epirus, martyr in Constantinople. 1 John of Réome Monk and founder of the Abbey of Réome, a major figure of early monasticism in Gaul. 1 John of Sordi Bishop of Mantua and later of Vicenza, martyr for the defense of ecclesiastical property. 1 John of Valence First abbot of Bonnevaux and bishop of Valence in the 12th century. 1 John of the Cross Spanish religious, reformer of the Carmelites, and mystical doctor. 1 John Francis Regis French Jesuit priest, missionary to the rural regions of Vivarais and Velay. 1 John Mark Disciple of the apostles, son of Mary and cousin of Barnabas. 1 Jeanne Scopelli 15th-century Carmelite nun, foundress and prioress honored in Reggio. 1 Jonah of Gath-hepher Old Testament prophet sent to the Gentiles in Nineveh. 1 Joseph of Arimathea Disciple of Jesus who provided for his burial. 1 Joseph of Cupertino Conventual Franciscan friar famous for his ecstasies and levitations. 1 Joseph of Leonessa Capuchin missionary famous for his apostolate among galley slaves and his martyrdom in the East. 1 Joseph the Patriarch Son of Jacob, sold by his brothers, who became governor of Egypt. 1 Jude Barsabas Disciple of Christ, one of the seventy-two, distinct from the apostle Jude Thaddaeus. 1 Julia della Rena Noble saint from Certaldo who became a recluse in the 14th century. 1 Julian of Brioude Roman soldier and martyr of the 4th century. 1 Justus of Auxerre Child martyr of Auxerre, beheaded in the Beauvaisis region. 1 Justin of Bigorre First bishop of Bigorre and evangelizer of the Tarbes region. 1 Jerome Emiliani Founder of the Somascans and protector of orphans. 1 Jerome of Stridon Doctor of the Church and translator of the Vulgate. 1 The Blessed Virgin Mary Principal subject of the biography, mother of Jesus Christ. 1 The Most Holy Virgin Mother of Jesus, presented at the Temple in her childhood. 1 The Venerable Pemen Eastern virgin and shepherdess, known for her devotion to the Virgin Mary. 1 Lambert of Lyon Subject of the biography, abbot of Fontenelle and later bishop of Lyon. 1 Lambert of Maastricht Bishop of Maastricht and martyr, apostle of the Toxandrians. 1 Landry of Meaux Subject of the biography, Bishop of Meaux and later a monk at Soignies. 1 Landry of Paris Bishop of Paris in the 7th century and founder of the Hôtel-Dieu. 1 Latuin of Séez First bishop of Séez and evangelizer of the region. 1 Lawrence of Brindisi Capuchin friar, Doctor of the Church, diplomat, and preacher. 1 Laurence O'Toole Archbishop of Dublin and Papal Legate in Ireland in the 12th century. 1 Laurentius of Ripafratta Dominican friar, reformer, and renowned master of novices. 1 Lawrence of Rome Archdeacon to Sixtus II, celebrated Roman martyr. 1 Lazarus the Painter Byzantine monk and painter, defender of icons. 1 Blessed Rizzerio Disciple of Saint Francis of Assisi and provincial of the March of Ancona. 1 Blessed Vitalis Hermit and founder of the Abbey of Savigny in the 12th century. 1 Richard the Venerable Abbot of Saint-Vanne de Verdun and 11th-century monastic reformer. 1 The Ten Thousand Martyrs of Mount Ararat A group of Roman soldiers who converted and were crucified in Armenia. 1 The Holy Innocents Children of Bethlehem massacred by order of Herod. 1 Lidwina of Schiedam Dutch mystic virgin known for her extreme suffering and patience. 1 Lupus of Sens Archbishop of Sens in the 7th century. 1 Leonard of Dunois Monk of Micy and later a hermit in Dunois in the 6th century. 1 Leonard of Noblac Hermit of the Limousin, patron saint of prisoners and pregnant women. 1 Leonard of Vandœuvre 6th-century hermit and abbot, founder of the monastery of Vandœuvre. 1 Leontius I Archbishop of Bordeaux in the 6th century, known for his building projects and charity. 1 Macarius of Antioch Archbishop of Antioch of Armenian origin, who died in Ghent. 1 Magdalene of Japan Dominican tertiary and martyr in Japan in the 17th century. 1 Magloire of Dol Bishop of Dol and monastery founder in the 6th century. 1 Malachi The last of the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. 1 Marcian of Saignon Abbot and founder of the monastery of Saint-Eusèbe in the 11th century. 1 Margaret of Castello Blind saint, contemporary of Sybillina, member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic. 1 Mary Mancini of Pisa Dominican nun and prioress in Pisa in the 15th century. 1 Mary of the Angels Discalced Carmelite of Turin, mystic and wonderworker. 1 Marie-Madeleine Postel Foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy. 1 Martin de Porres Peruvian Dominican friar, celebrated for his charity and miracles. 1 Matthew of Beauvais Crusader knight and martyr from the Beauvaisis region. 1 Mathurin of Larchant 4th-century priest and confessor, famous for his exorcisms. 1 Matthieu Carrieri Italian Dominican friar and preacher of the 15th century. 1 Maurilius of Rouen Archbishop of Rouen in the 11th century, reformer and scholar. 1 Maximin of Trier Bishop of Trier and defender of the orthodox faith in the 4th century. 1 Melchizedek King of Salem and priest of the Most High, a biblical figure prefiguring Christ. 1 Mellon of Cardiff First bishop of Rouen, originally from Great Britain. 1 Michael of the Saints Spanish Trinitarian religious known for his asceticism and ecstasies. 1 Micah the Elder The sixth of the twelve minor prophets of the Old Testament. 1 Milo of Thérouanne Bishop of Thérouanne and first abbot of Saint-Josse-aux-Bois. 1 Moderan Bishop of Rennes and later a monk in Italy in the 8th century. 1 Modoald of Trier 7th-century Archbishop of Trier and advisor to King Dagobert. 1 Morand of Altkirch Cluniac monk and apostle of Alsace, patron saint of winemakers. 1 Nicaise of Reims Archbishop of Reims and martyr of the 5th century. 1 Nicolas Appleine Priest and canon of the collegiate church of Saint-Marcel de Prémery in the 15th century. 1 Nicholas of Longobardi Religious of the Order of Minims, known for his humility and miracles. 1 Nicholas of Tolentino Religious of the Order of Saint Augustine, famous for his asceticism and miracles. 1 Nicetas of Medikion Abbot of the Medikion monastery and confessor of the faith against iconoclasm. 1 Our Lady of Étang Miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary discovered on the mountain of Étang. 1 Our Lady of Beaune Marian figure venerated in Beaune in the form of a black wooden statue. 1 Our Lady of Good Deliverance Miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary venerated in Paris. 1 Our Lady of Guadalupe Marian apparition in Mexico in 1531. 1 Our Lady of Marceille Central figure of the pilgrimage, represented by a miraculous statue discovered by a plowman. 1 Our Lady of the Guard Marian figure, protector of Marseille and titular of the sanctuary. 1 Our Lady of La Salette Apparition of the Virgin Mary on the mountain of La Salette. 1 Our Lady of Virtues Central figure of the pilgrimage, represented by a statue of the Pietà. 1 Our Lady of the Marsh Statue of the Virgin Mary venerated in Fougères. 1 Odolric Archbishop of Lyon and martyr by poisoning. 1 Audomar Bishop of Thérouanne and relative of Saint Bertin. 1 Oringa Tuscan saint, shepherdess then servant, founder of a monastery. 1 Ursus of Cahors Founder of several monasteries in Berry and Touraine in the 6th century. 1 Pamphilus of Caesarea Priest and martyr, scholarly librarian of Caesarea. 1 Paphnutius the Solitary A solitary who discovered Onuphrius and recorded his life. 1 Paul of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux Bishop of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux in the 5th century, formerly a plowman. 1 Paul of the Cross Founder of the Congregation of the Passionists. 1 Paulinus of Aquileia Carolingian prelate, theologian, and poet, Patriarch of Aquileia. 1 Philibert of Jumièges Abbot and founder of Jumièges and Noirmoutiers. 1 Philip of Heraclea Bishop of Heraclea and martyr under the persecution of Diocletian. 1 Philip the Deacon One of the first seven deacons, evangelist, and father of four prophetesses. 1 Phocas the Gardener Martyr at Sinope, patron saint of gardeners and sailors. 1 Peter Armengol Former bandit who became a religious of the Order of Mercy, famous for his miraculous survival on the gallows. 1 Peter Balsamus Martyr in Palestine, crucified for his faith. 1 Peter Chrysologus Archbishop of Ravenna and Doctor of the Church celebrated for his eloquence. 1 Peter Gonzalez Spanish Dominican, royal advisor, and patron saint of sailors. 1 Peter II of Poitiers Bishop of Poitiers in the 12th century, known for his moral firmness. 1 Peter Paschal Bishop of Jaén and martyr of the Order of Mercy. 1 Peter of Sassoferrato Franciscan friar and martyr, companion of John of Perugia. 1 Peter of Vallombrosa Hermit of the Vallombrosan Order and founder of the Abbey of Monte-Plano. 1 Placidus of Disentis Disciple of Sigisbert, a martyr beheaded by order of the judge Victor. 1 Privatus of Mende Bishop of Mende and 3rd-century martyr. 1 Prosper of Orléans Bishop of Orléans in the 5th century and successor to Saint Aignan. 1 Prudentius of Troyes Bishop of Troyes of Spanish origin, a major theologian of the 9th century. 1 Publius of Athens Bishop of Athens in the 2nd century. 1 Raoul of Bourges Archbishop of Bourges in the 9th century, from the royal house of France. 1 Raymond Nonnatus Religious of the Order of Mercy and cardinal, famous for his ransoming of captives in Africa. 1 Richard of Chichester Principal subject, 13th-century Bishop of Chichester. 1 Roland of Chézery Abbot of Chézery in the 12th century, known for his holiness and miracles. 1 King Louis King of France and saint, whose coat of arms (fleur-de-lis) is described. 1 Sacerdos of Limoges Bishop of Limoges and abbot of Calviac in the 8th century. 1 Saint Aaron High Priest of the Hebrews and brother of Moses. 1 Saint Abdalong Bishop of Marseille in the 8th century, successor to Serenus. 1 Saint Abercius of Hierapolis Bishop of Hierapolis in the 2nd century, famous for his miracles and his epitaph. 1 Saint Abundius of Como Bishop of Como, papal diplomat, and theologian of the 5th century. 1 Saint Abraham of Kiduna Mesopotamian hermit and priest of the 4th century. 1 Saint Acheul Subdeacon and martyr of the Amiens region. 1 Saint Adjutor of Vernon Lord of Vernon who became a monk and hermit after his miraculous return from the Crusade. 1 Saint Adrian of Nicomedia Roman officer converted and martyr under Maximian. 1 Saint Agapitus Young Christian martyr executed at Praeneste. 1 Saint Agilus First abbot of Rebais and disciple of Saint Columbanus. 1 Saint Agricol of Avignon Bishop of Avignon in the 7th century and patron saint of the city. 1 Saint Aigulf Archbishop of Bourges in the 9th century, known for his asceticism and imperial loyalty. 1 Saint Alban of Verulamium First martyr of England, beheaded under Diocletian. 1 Saint Albert of Castro di Gualtieri Principal subject, Bishop of Vercelli, later Patriarch of Jerusalem and legislator of the Carmelites. 1 Saint Aldebrand Bishop and patron saint of Fossombrone, known for his miracles and the construction of his cathedral. 1 Saint Alexis of Rome Roman saint celebrated for his absolute renunciation and life as an incognito beggar. 1 Saint Algis 7th-century Irish missionary, founder in Thiérache. 1 Saint Allyre Bishop of Clermont in the 4th century, known for his miracles and fiscal intercession. 1 Saint Almachius Solitary from the East who came to Rome to put an end to gladiator combat. 1 Saint Almire Solitary and abbot in Maine, disciple of Saint Avitus. 1 Saint Amable of Riom 5th-century Auvergnat priest, patron saint of Riom. 1 Saint Amatus Bishop of Sens exiled to Flanders, known for his asceticism and miracles. 1 Saint Ambrose Bishop of Cahors and later a hermit in Berry in the 8th century. 1 Saint Ammon Founder of monasticism in the Nitrian Desert. 1 Saint Amos One of the twelve minor prophets of the Old Testament. 1