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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 Eustadiola Saint and foundress in Bourges, of senatorial nobility. 1 Saint Exuperantia 4th-century virgin of Troyes who lived in solitude. 1 Saint Fausta Virgin and martyr whose relics were the subject of several translations. 1 Saint Flavia Domitilla Niece of the Emperor Domitian, consecrated virgin and martyr. 1 Saint Florence of Poitiers Virgin and disciple of Saint Hilary, originally from Phrygia. 1 Saint Frideswide English virgin and abbess of the 8th century, patron saint of Oxford. 1 Saint Febronia of Nisibis Virgin and martyr in Syria under Diocletian. 1 Saint Galla of Rome Roman matron who became a recluse at the Vatican in the 6th century. 1 Saint Galla of Valence Consecrated virgin of Valence in the 6th century, renowned for her miracles and the protection of her city. 1 Saint Germaine of Bar-sur-Aube Virgin and martyr of the 5th century at Bar-sur-Aube. 1 Saint Gertrude of Eisleben Benedictine nun and great mystic of the 14th century. 1 Saint Gertrude of Vaux-en-Dieulet Virgin and martyr of the 5th century, patroness of Vaux-en-Dieulet. 1 Saint Glossinde Virgin and founder of a monastery in Metz in the 7th century. 1 Saint Grimonie Virgin and martyr of Irish origin, patron saint of La Capelle. 1 Saint Gundelinde Abbess of Niedermunster in the 8th century. 1 Saint Georgia A 6th-century saint who lived in Auvergne, known for her virginity and eremitic life. 1 Saint Hiltrude Consecrated virgin of the 8th century, a central figure of the monastery of Liessies. 1 Saint Hoilde Virgin of the 5th century, daughter of the Count of Perthes. 1 Saint Hunna 7th-century Alsatian noblewoman known for her charity towards the poor. 1 Saint Hunegund Virgin and abbess of the monastery of Homblières in the 7th century. 1 Saint Helena of Troyes Virgin from the East whose relics were transported to Troyes. 1 Saint Irmina of Trier Daughter of Dagobert II and abbess in Trier. 1 Saint Isbergue Carolingian princess, daughter of Pepin the Short and patron saint of Artois. 1 Saint Julia of Corsica Virgin and martyr of the 5th century, patron saint of Corsica. 1 Saint Julia of Troyes Virgin and martyr from Troyes of the 3rd century. 1 Saint Juliana of Nicomedia Virgin and martyr in Nicomedia under Diocletian. 1 Saint Lioba Anglo-Saxon abbess and missionary in Germany, close to Saint Boniface. 1 Saint Lutgard of Aywières 13th-century Flemish Cistercian nun and mystic. 1 Saint Lea Roman widow who became an abbess and a model of asceticism in the 4th century. 1 Saint Leocadia of Toledo Spanish virgin and martyr of the 4th century. 1 Saint Macrina of Caesarea Principal subject of the biography, a 4th-century virgin and ascetic. 1 Saint Marana Recluse virgin of the 5th century from Beroea. 1 Saint Margaret of Antioch Virgin and martyr of Antioch in Pisidia. 1 Saint Margaret of Scotland Queen of Scotland of Saxon origin, famous for her piety and charity. 1 Saint Mary the Sorrowful Virgin and martyr of the 13th century, unjustly condemned for theft. 1 Saint Mastidia Virgin of Troyes whose relics were miraculously rediscovered in the 10th century. 1 Saint Maura of Troyes 9th-century virgin from Troyes. 1 Saint Maxellende Virgin and martyr of the Cambrésis region, murdered for refusing a marriage. 1 Saint Maxence Virgin and martyr of the 5th century, daughter of a Scottish king. 1 Saint Mechthild of Diessen 12th-century Benedictine abbess, reformer, and wonderworker. 1 Saint Monecunda Recluse and foundress from Chartres, established in Tours in the 6th century. 1 Saint Mustiola Roman virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, patron saint of Chiusi. 1 Saint Melanie the Younger Roman saint of the 5th century, a model of renunciation and monastic life. 1 Saint Nennoke Princess of Insular Britain who became an abbess in Armorica. 1 Saint Nicarate Virgin from Nicomedia, known for her humility and healing talents. 1 Saint Noitburge Frankish noble virgin who retired to Cologne. 1 Saint Nothburga of Rattenberg Tyrolean virgin and servant, patroness of servants and peasants. 1 Saint Neomadia Virgin from Poitou of the 5th century, local saint. 1 Saint Neomoise of Sambin Miraculous shepherdess of the Diocese of Blois, known for her goose foot. 1 Saint Odile of Hohenbourg Patron saint of Alsace, born blind and healed at her baptism. 1 Saint Opportune Abbess of Montreuil in the 8th century. 1 Saint Ozanne 16th-century Dominican virgin known for her stigmata and charity. 1 Saint Paschasie Virgin and martyr in Dijon in the 2nd century, disciple of Saint Benignus. 1 Saint Philothea 15th-century mystic virgin who lived near Nuremberg. 1 Saint Poma of Châlons Roman virgin, sister of Saint Memmius and founder of the first hospital in Châlons. 1 Saint Potamiena Young Christian slave martyred in Alexandria. 1 Saint Prisca Protomartyr of the West, executed in Rome at the age of 13. 1 Saint Proba Virgin and martyr of Irish origin, the main subject of the biography. 1 Saint Procula Virgin and martyr from Rodez, patron saint of Gannat. 1 Saint Publia of Antioch Noble widow of Antioch and abbess of a community of virgins in the 4th century. 1 Saint Pega English virgin and hermit of the 8th century, sister of Saint Guthlac. 1 Saint Pelagia of Antioch A young virgin and martyr of Antioch who died at fifteen to protect her chastity. 1 Saint Quiteria Virgin and martyr from Galicia, invoked against rabies. 1 Saint Refroy First abbess of the monastery of Denain in the 9th century. 1 Saint Reinelde Virgin and martyr of Hainaut, patron saint of Condé and Maeseyck. 1 Saint Restituta Roman virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, patron saint of Arcy. 1 Saint Richardis Empress of the West, wife of Charles the Fat, and founder of Andlau Abbey. 1 Saint Rita of Cascia Widow who became an Augustinian nun, famous for her stigmata and miracles. 1 Saint Romana of Rome Roman virgin and martyr of the 2nd century, missionary in the Beauvais region. 1 Saint Romula Roman virgin of the 6th century, disciple of Saint Redempta. 1 Saint Rosalia of Palermo 12th-century solitary virgin, patron saint of Palermo. 1 Saint Roseline of Villeneuve Provençal Carthusian saint famous for her incorruptibility. 1 Saint Rotrude A 12th-century virgin whose life is poorly documented. 1 Saint Rufina Virgin and martyr in Seville, sister of Saint Justa. 1 Saint Rufina Roman virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, elder sister of Secunda. 1 Saint Rusticula Abbess of Arles in the 7th century, known for her piety and political trials. 1 Saint Savina of Lodi A 4th-century widow devoted to the martyrs and a protectress of women in Milan. 1 Saint Secondina Virgin and martyr of Anagni in the 3rd century. 1 Saint Sigrada Mother of Saint Leodegar, a nun at Soissons after suffering the persecutions of Ebroin. 1 Saint Solange Virgin and martyr, patron saint of Berry. 1 Saint Soline Virgin and martyr from Poitou, honored in Chartres. 1 Saint Speria Virgin and martyr of the 8th century, patron saint of Saint-Céré. 1 Saint Susanna of Rome Roman virgin and martyr, a relative of Diocletian. 1 Saint Symphorosa Christian widow and martyr at Tivoli under Hadrian. 1 Saint Syra Virgin of Scottish origin who settled in France, sister of Saint Fiacre. 1 Saint Tanche of Saint-Ouen Virgin and martyr of the 7th century in Champagne. 1 Saint Tarcice 7th-century hermit saint of Aquitanian nobility. 1 Saint Tharsilla Aunt of Saint Gregory the Great, a consecrated virgin in Rome. 1 Saint Tertulla Virgin and martyr in Africa in the 3rd century. 1 Saint Thorette A shepherdess from the Bourbonnais who became a saint through her piety and miracles. 1 Saint Thecla of Iconium First Christian martyr, disciple of Saint Paul. 1 Saint Thecla of Maurienne Virgin from Valloires, known for having brought back the relics of Saint John the Baptist from Alexandria. 1 Saint Theodora of Alexandria Virgin and martyr in Alexandria in the 4th century. 1 Saint Theodora of Alexandria A woman from Alexandria who became a monk in male disguise to atone for adultery. 1 Saint Trojecia Virgin and recluse from Poitiers, honored in Rodez. 1 Saint Valerie of Limoges Virgin and martyr of the 1st century in Limoges. 1 Saint Victoria of Tivoli Virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, native of Tivoli. 1 Blessed Virgin Mary Principal subject, mother of Jesus Christ. 1 Saint Viergue Sanctified shepherdess of Poitou, honored near Thouars. 1 Saint Vitaline of Artonne Consecrated virgin living in Artonne in the 4th century. 1 Saint Veronica Giuliani Capuchin nun and stigmatized mystic of the 17th century. 1 Saint Werburh Princess of Mercia, abbess, and patron saint of Chester. 1 Saint Wivine Virgin and founder of the monastery of Grand-Bigard in the 12th century. 1 Saint Yolaine Virgin and martyr of the 4th century, evangelizer of the Thiérache region. 1 Saint Zita Servant in Lucca, patron saint of domestic workers. 1 Saint Edith of England English princess and nun at the monastery of Wilton. 1 Saint Elizabeth of Portugal Portuguese sovereign famous for her charity and her role as a mediator of peace. 1 Saint Elizabeth of Schönau 12th-century German Benedictine abbess and visionary. 1 Saint Enimie Merovingian princess, virgin and abbess in Gévaudan. 1 Saints John and Paul Roman brothers, officers of Constantine, martyrs under Julian the Apostate. 1 Saints Juventinus and Maximinus Officers of the imperial guard and martyrs at Antioch. 1 Salomea of Galicia Polish princess, Queen of Galicia, and Poor Clare nun. 1 Salvador of Horta Spanish Franciscan friar renowned for his miracles and humility. 1 Salvian of Marseille Priest of Marseille and ecclesiastical author of the 5th century. 1 Sanctes of Urbino Italian Franciscan religious of the 14th century, known for his humility and miracles. 1 Saudrade Abbot of Gladbach and later of Wissembourg, restorer of monastic discipline. 1 Seth Third son of Adam and Eve, ancestor of the lineage of the righteous. 1 Simplicius of Bourges Bishop of Bourges in the 5th century, former soldier and defender against Arianism. 1 Simeon Stylites the Elder Syrian ascetic famous for having lived for several decades atop a pillar. 1 Sisoes the Great Egyptian anchorite of the 5th century, a major figure of monasticism after Saint Anthony. 1 Siviard of Saint-Calais Abbot of the monastery of Saint-Calais and hagiographer. 1 Stanislaus Kostka Young Polish nobleman who became a Jesuit novice, died in the odor of sanctity at age 18. 1 Stephanie of Quinzani Italian Dominican religious and mystic of the 16th century. 1 Suitbert the Elder Apostle of the Frisians and missionary bishop of English origin. 1 Sylvester Gozzolini Founder of the Sylvestrine congregation. 1 Shemaiah Old Testament prophet active during the reign of Rehoboam. 1 Seraphin of Monte Granaro Italian Capuchin friar renowned for his humility and miracles. 1 Severinus of Agaune Abbot of Saint-Maurice d'Agaune and thaumaturge. 1 Thibaud of Mondovi A 12th-century saint, shoemaker, and porter who became a church sweeper as an act of penance. 1 Theodoric I Bishop of Metz and imperial advisor in the 10th century. 1 Theodoric of Cambrai Bishop of Cambrai and Arras in the 9th century, known for his piety and political loyalty. 1 Thomas of Cori Italian Franciscan friar, reformer of the Riformella. 1 Thomas of Maurienne Abbot and restorer of the monastery of Farfa in the 8th century. 1 Thecla of Roubaix Noble lady of Roubaix known for her piety and miraculous healing. 1 Theobald of Le Dorat Canon and deacon of Le Dorat, known for his humility and charity. 1 Theodore of Sykeon Principal subject, Bishop of Anastasiopolis and thaumaturge. 1 Theodosius the Cenobiarch Monk and abbot, founder of the Monastery of Saint Theodosius in Palestine. 1 Theoffroy of Orange Abbot of Saint-Chaffre and 8th-century martyr. 1 Valentine of Passau Missionary bishop and apostle of Tyrol in the 5th century. 1 Valerian of Tournus 2nd-century martyr and apostle of Tournus. 1 Venantius of Viviers Bishop of Viviers in the 6th century and son of King Sigismund. 1 Victor of Damascus Roman soldier and Christian martyr of the 2nd century. 1 Victor of Plancy 6th-century priest and hermit in the diocese of Troyes. 1 Victricius of Rouen Eighth bishop of Rouen and apostle of Gallia Belgica. 1 Villana de Bottis Fourteenth-century Florentine saint, member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic. 1 Vincent of Collioure Third-century martyr honored in Collioure and Perpignan. 1 Vincent of Lérins Monk of Lérins and ecclesiastical author famous for his rule of faith. 1 Vindician of Arras Bishop of Cambrai and Arras in the 7th century. 1 Walfroy Deacon of Lombard origin and the only known stylite in the West. 1 Willehad Anglo-Saxon missionary and first bishop of Bremen. 1 Zeno of Verona Bishop of Verona and author of sermons in the 4th century. 1 Emily Bicchieri Dominican virgin and founder of the monastery of Saint Margaret in Vercelli. 1 Ephrem of Edessa Syriac deacon, theologian, and poet of the 4th century. 1 Stephen of Châtillon Bishop of Die and Carthusian monk. 1 Evangelist of Verona Thirteenth-century Augustinian religious known for his holy friendship with Peregrine. 1 Hezekiah Thirteenth king of Judah, celebrated for his religious reforms and piety. 1 Ezekiel Major prophet of the Old Testament, author of the eponymous book. 1 Saint Remedius Companion of Saint Tigides, bishop and martyr of Gap. 1 Theodore Crater Former priest who became an imperial officer, one of the principal martyrs of the group. 1 Peter Thomas Famous Carmelite, papal diplomat, and Patriarch of Constantinople. 1 Saint Pelade of Embrun Archbishop of Embrun in the 5th-6th century, known for his struggle against Arianism and his miracles. 1 Saint Joseph Calasanz of Petralta Founder of the Order of Poor Clerics Regular of the Mother of God of the Pious Schools (Piarists). 1 James of Ulm Dominican lay brother and stained-glass artist of German origin. 1 Egidius of Portugal Portuguese nobleman who became an occult physician and later a Dominican friar following a pact with the devil. 1 Odo of Cambrai Philosopher who became abbot of Saint-Martin of Tournai and subsequently bishop of Cambrai. 1 Saint Rieul of Senlis First bishop and apostle of Senlis. 1 Saint Hombeline Sister of Saint Bernard, abbess of Jully. 1 Saint Apollinaris A guard converted by Timothy who became a martyr with him. 1 Saint Leo of Poitiers A 4th-century priest from Poitiers and disciple of Saint Hilary. 1 Saint Urban of Langres Sixth bishop of Langres and patron saint of winemakers. 1 Saint Abraham A monk of Syrian origin who became an abbot in Clermont in the 5th century. 1 Saint Severianus of Mende Disciple of Saint Martial and first bishop of Mende. 1 Saint Paschasius of Vienne Bishop of Vienne in the 4th century. 1 Philip Benizi Fifth General of the Servite Order and mentor to Bonaventure. 1 Saint Manne Virgin and saint from Lorraine, patroness of the Abbey of Poussay. 1 John of Vandières Subject of the biography, monk and later abbot of Gorze in the 10th century. 1 Saint Frodulfe Monk of the Abbey of Saint-Martin d'Autun and disciple of Saint Merry. 1 Saint Gurias Martyr of Edessa in the 3rd century. 1 Saint Marcelle of Auvergne Virgin and possible martyr of the 9th century from Chauriat. 1 Margaret of Louvain Thirteenth-century virgin and martyr in Louvain. 1 Saint Eluan Disciple of Joseph of Arimathea sent on a mission to Rome. 1 Saint Barnard Archbishop of Vienne in the 9th century, founder of Ambronay and Romans. 1 Saint Pardulphus Abbot of Sardent and Guéret, celebrated for his miracles and holiness in Aquitaine. 1 Saint Hamon Religious of the Abbey of Savigny in the 12th century. 1 Nonnus of Edessa Bishop of Edessa whose preaching converted Pelagia. 1 Peregrinus of Verona Companion of Evangelista, who entered the Augustinians of Verona with him. 1 Saint Schetzelon 12th-century hermit famous for his extreme asceticism and voluntary nudity. 1 Saint Porcarius of Lérins Abbot of Lérins and 8th-century martyr. 1 Saint Sigfrid Priest of York who became a bishop and apostle to Sweden in the 11th century. 1 Saint Chlodulf Bishop of Metz in the 7th century, son of Saint Arnulf. 1 Saint Samonas Martyr companion of Saint Gurias. 1 Anselm of Lucca Bishop of Lucca and defender of the Gregorian Reform. 1 Juliana Falconieri Superior of the Mantellate and spiritual mentor to Juliana. 1 Saint Ragnobert Bishop of Autun in the 7th century, the first of Frankish origin to hold this see. 1 John of Nepomuk Bohemian priest, martyr of the seal of the confessional. 1 Saint Gerald Principal subject, founder and patron saint of Aurillac. 1 Saint Quinibert Patron saint of Salesches and 9th-century hermit. 1 Saint Augustus Abbot in Bourges in the 6th century, known for his miraculous healing and the discovery of the relics of Saint Ursinus. 1 Saint Humfroi Bishop of Thérouanne in the 9th century, former monk of Prames. 1 Saint Sturmius First abbot of Fulda and disciple of Saint Boniface. 1 Venantius of Tours Abbot of Tours in the 5th century, known for his visions and miracles. 1 Nicholas the Pilgrim A young 11th-century Greek ascetic, renowned for his simple piety and his wanderings in Italy. 1 Saint Etheldreda Queen of England, virgin and abbess of Ely. 1 Saint Gaud Bishop of Évreux in the 5th century and hermit. 1 Bertin of Sithiu Founding abbot of the Abbey of Sithiu in the 7th century. 1 Marcolinus of Forlì Italian Dominican friar of the 14th century, known for his humility and mystical life. 1 Saint Helier 6th-century hermit and martyr, patron saint of Jersey. 1 Saint Mary of Cervelló Thirteenth-century saint from Barcelona, founder of the female branch of the Mercedarians. 1 Emiliana of Florence 13th-century Florentine widow, member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. 1 Saint Bertha Wife of Gombert, founder and abbess of Val-d'Or, martyr. 1 Saint Pollena Virgin honored at Honnecourt, whose cult may predate that of Saint Valeria. 1 Saint Justa Virgin and martyr in Seville, a potter by trade. 1 Peter II of Tarentaise 12th-century Archbishop of Tarentaise and Cistercian monk. 1 Saint Magnus First abbot of Fuescon, companion of Saint Tozzo. 1 Benedict Joseph Labre French mendicant pilgrim of the 18th century, famous for his extreme asceticism. 1 Saint Caesaria Virgin and first abbess of the monastery of Arles, sister of Saint Caesarius. 1 Saint Flour Apostle of the Auvergne and legendary first bishop of Saint-Flour. 1 Saint Precord Solitary of the Soissonnais region of Scottish origin. 1 Ewald the Black English priest, martyr in Westphalia, more versed in Scripture than his brother. 1 Udalric of Cluny Cluniac monk and founder of monasteries in Germany. 1 Stephen of Bourg Subject of the biography, canon and co-founder of the Carthusian Order. 1 Saint Justina of Padua Virgin and first martyr of the nascent Church in Italy in the 1st century. 1 Saint Eulampia Sister of Saint Eulampius, martyred with him. 1 Saint Fazzio Veronese goldsmith who became an order founder and visitor of convents. 1 Hugh of Mâcon Cistercian monk, first abbot of Pontigny and bishop of Auxerre. 1 Saint Olympias Martyr companion of Saint Maximus. 1 Saint Aventinus of Chartres Bishop of Chartres in the 6th century, successor to his brother Solenne. 1 Saint Marcellina Elder sister of Saint Ambrose, consecrated to virginity. 1 Bruno of Cologne Archbishop of Cologne and mentor to Thierry. 1 John of Lodi Camaldolese monk and Bishop of Gubbio. 1 Clare of Montefalco Thirteenth-century Italian Augustinian nun and mystic. 1 Saint Vulphy Hermit and priest of Ponthieu, patron saint of the town of Rue. 1 Bibiana Roman virgin and martyr of the 4th century. 1 John Joseph of the Cross Franciscan Alcantarine saint renowned for his extreme asceticism and mystical gifts. 1 Macarius the Egyptian Hermit of the Scetis desert, disciple of Saint Anthony. 1 Saint Raven Priest and martyr from Great Britain, hermit in the Orne region. 1 Saint Gerebernus Priest and confessor of Saint Dymphna, martyred with her. 1 Saint Agripan Bishop of Velay and martyr. 1 Saint Landoald Roman priest and missionary associated with Saint Amand. 1 Saint Martyrius Lector and brother of Alexander, a martyr dragged to death. 1 Saint Victoric Companion of Saint Fuscian, evangelizer of the Boulonnais region. 1 Daniel the Stylite 5th-century stylite monk and advisor to emperors in Constantinople. 1 Saint Sarre Priest and confessor from Lambres, commemorated on November 23 or 24. 1 Saint Quirinus of Tegernsee Roman martyr of the 3rd century whose relics are at Tegernsee. 1 Peregrinus Son of Saint William, companion in pilgrimage and ascetic life. 1 Saint Respicius Roman tribune converted by the example of Tryphon and martyred with him. 1 Saint Euphemia of Chalcedon Virgin and principal martyr of the narrative, who died at Chalcedon. 1 Romanus of Rouen Archbishop of Rouen in the 7th century, famous for having tamed a dragon. 1 Alban of Mainz Priest and martyr, evangelizer of Mainz. 1 Saint Vincent of Cimiez Martyr from Cimiez, main protagonist. 1 Géraud de Sales Founder of several monasteries in the 12th century. 1 Dunstan of Canterbury Archbishop of Canterbury who baptized and crowned Edward. 1 Stephen I of Hungary First Christian king of Hungary and protector of Gerard. 1 Athanasius of Jerusalem Deacon of Jerusalem and martyr under the usurper Theodosius. 1 Saint Alferius Founder of the Abbey of La Cava and former nobleman of Salerno. 1 Saint Lidoire Second bishop of Tours in the 4th century. 1 Saint Hermolaus Christian priest and catechist of Saint Pantaleon. 1 Saint Ulrich Bishop of Augsburg in the 10th century, defender of the city against the Hungarians. 1 Edmund of Abingdon Archbishop of Canterbury and mentor to Richard. 1 Saint Severus of Ravenna A weaver who became Bishop of Ravenna through divine designation. 1 Saint Aurea Virgin and first abbess of the monastery founded by Saint Eligius in Paris. 1 Saint Arigius Bishop of Nevers in the 6th century. 1 Saint Simon Apostle surnamed the Zealot, evangelizer of Egypt and Persia. 1 John Leonardi Founder of the Order of the Mother of God. 1 Saint Chionia Sister of Saint Agape, martyred by fire. 1 Bruno the Carthusian Founder of the Carthusian Order. 1 Saint Germaine Companion of Saint Probe, martyred with her. 1 Emilian of Nantes Bishop of Nantes and military leader against the Saracens in the 8th century. 1 Our Lady of Médous Title of the Virgin Mary honored in a monastery near Bagnères-de-Bigorre. 1 Saint Daria Former Vestal Virgin converted by Chrysanthus, her virginal spouse. 1 Bernon Abbot of Baume and founder of Cluny. 1 Saint Macarius of Alexandria Desert Father and spiritual guide to Apollinaris. 1 Saint Phoebadius Bishop of Agen and mentor to Saint Dulcidius. 1 Ursmar Abbot of Lobbes, master and predecessor of Saint Ermin. 1 Saint Reverianus of Autun Missionary bishop sent from Rome, martyr at Autun or Nevers. 1 Saint Ludger Brother of Saint Hildegrin, apostle of the Frisians and founder of the Abbey of Werden. 1 William of Paris Abbot of Eskilsø in Denmark, originally from Paris. 1 Desiderius of Vienne 7th-century Bishop of Vienne and martyr. 1 Saint Alexander the Charcoal Burner A philosopher who became a charcoal burner out of humility, later Bishop of Comana and martyr. 1 Saint Sergius-Paulus Converted Proconsul of Cyprus, first bishop of Narbonne and apostle to the Gauls. 1 Saint Eustathius of Antioch Patriarch of Antioch and defender of the Nicene faith. 1 Saint Delphine of Signes Fourteenth-century Provençal saint, member of the Third Order of Saint Francis. 1 Saint Agape Martyr in Thessalonica, sister of Chionia and Irene. 1 Silas Companion of Judas Barsabbas sent to Antioch. 1 Desiderius of Cahors Bishop of Cahors in the 7th century, former treasurer to the Merovingian kings. 1 Saint Avertan Fourteenth-century Carmelite religious from Limoges. 1 Onuphrius the Anchorite Hermit of the Thebaid desert who lived in solitude for 70 years. 1 Amadeus IX of Savoy Duke of Savoy and Piedmont, known for his charity and piety. 1 Imelda Lambertini Young Dominican virgin famous for her miraculous death during her first communion. 1 Saint Madalve Bishop of Verdun in the 8th century. 1 Saint Paul of Léon Master of Saint Joevin and first bishop of Léon. 1 Saint Raymond of Penyafort Dominican friar, confessor to popes and kings, and a prominent canonist. 1 Saint Alexander of Lyon Martyr of Greek origin, companion of Saint Epipodius. 1 Saint Gerard of Mâcon Twenty-fifth bishop of Mâcon and founder of the monastery of Brou. 1 Saint Bandry Bishop of Soissons in the 6th century, exiled and then recalled, known for his humility and miracles. 1 Saint Deicolus Godfather of Columbanus and founder of Lure Abbey. 1 Saint Andronicus Young martyr from a noble family of Ephesus. 1 Saint Gaudin Archbishop of Milan and cardinal, defender of the papacy against the imperial schism. 1 Saint Tigide Bishop and martyr of Gap, the main subject of the biography. 1 Saint Possidius Bishop of Calama, disciple and biographer of Saint Augustine. 1 Saint Senoch 6th-century abbot and hermit known for his asceticism and charity. 1 Acacius Tribune and principal leader of the soldier martyrs. 1 Frederick of Utrecht 9th-century Bishop of Utrecht and martyr. 1 Anthimus of Nicomedia Bishop of Nicomedia and martyr under Diocletian. 1 Saint Bacchus Companion of Sergius, who died under the lash. 1 Saint Celine Mother of Saint Remigius and Saint Principius. 1 Martha Sister of Lazarus, credited with the foundation of the first sanctuary in Avignon. 1 Episteme Wife and companion in martyrdom of Galation. 1 Saint Theophanes the Poet Brother of Theodore, monk and hymnographer, who became Bishop of Nicaea after the persecution. 1 Saint Viventiolus Bishop of Lyon and former monk of Condat. 1 Saint Isidora of Tabennisi Egyptian nun who feigned madness out of humility. 1 Saint Melaine of Rennes Bishop of Rennes in the 6th century and advisor to Clovis. 1 Spiridion of Trimythous Bishop of Trimythous and 4th-century wonderworker. 1 Plato of Ancyra 4th-century martyr at Ancyra. 1 Saint Evroul Abbot in the Beauvaisis region, founder and thaumaturge of the 6th century. 1 Norbert of Magdeburg Founder of the Premonstratensian Order and Archbishop of Magdeburg. 1 Saint Bertilla Princess of royal blood and wife of Saint Walbert. 1 Paul the Apostle Author of the Epistles emphasizing the obedience of Christ and spiritual circumcision. 1 Saint Livaire 5th-century martyr from Metz who fought against the Huns. 1 Saint Gentian Inhabitant of Sains, converted and martyred with Fuscian and Victoric. 1 Saint Ephrem the Syrian Deacon of Edessa and primary biographer of Saint Abraham. 1 Saint Mary of Egypt Former sinner from Alexandria who became a hermit in the desert. 1 Saint Dorotheus Colleague of Gorgonius and martyr alongside him. 1 Theodoret of Cyrus Bishop and ecclesiastical historian who visited the holy sites. 1 Saint Firmin of Viviers Bishop of Viviers in the 6th century, from a Gallo-Roman family. 1 Saint Wulmer Founder of the abbey of Samer and of Wierre-aux-Bois. 1 Saint Optatus of Milevis Bishop of Milevis and the first major polemicist against Donatism. 1 Milles Former Persian soldier who became a bishop and missionary, martyred by Hormisdas. 1 Saint Felicula Companion of Petronilla and martyr. 1 Barnabas Apostle, cousin of John Mark, whom he supported despite his initial defection. 1 Simeon Salus 6th-century saint who practiced fool-for-Christ asceticism to conceal his holiness. 1 Saint Brigid Twin sister of Saint Maura, virgin and martyr. 1 Saint Hilary of Besançon Bishop of Besançon in the 4th century, envoy from Rome. 1 Saint Benedicta of Rome Roman virgin and martyr, evangelist of the Vermandois. 1 Marie-Louise Trichet First disciple of Montfort and co-founder of the Daughters of Wisdom. 1 Juniperus Religious figure famous for his miracles, mentor and friend of Jean Tentialbene. 1 Saint Alferius Founder and first abbot of the Abbey of La Cava. 1 Saint Oronce Brother of Saint Vincent and companion in martyrdom. 1 Bruno of Würzburg Bishop of Würzburg and author of exegetical works. 1 Saint Gohard of Nantes Bishop of Nantes and martyr during the Norman invasion of 843. 1 Saint Vincent of Digne Companion of Domnin and his successor to the bishopric of Digne. 1 Hervé of Tours Treasurer of Saint-Martin of Tours and builder. 1 Saint Secunda Roman virgin and martyr of the 3rd century, sister of Rufina. 1 Saint Alena Virgin and martyr of the 7th century in Belgium. 1 Acepsimas Bishop of Honita in Assyria, martyred at the age of 80. 1 Amadeus of Hauterive Subject of the biography, abbot of Hautecombe and later bishop of Lausanne. 1 Desiderius of Langres Third bishop of Langres and martyr of the 3rd century. 1 Saint Maurelius Religious and parish priest of Isle-Aumont, friend of Saint Lyé. 1 Saint Austrebertha Daughter of Framechilde and founder of the abbey of Montreuil-sur-Mer. 1 Simeon Righteous man of Jerusalem who received the promise that he would see the Christ before his death. 1 Saint Raymond of Toulouse Canon regular of Saint-Sernin and benefactor of the city of Toulouse. 1 Jacobus de Voragine Archbishop of Genoa, Dominican friar, and author of the Golden Legend. 1 Saint Cunigunde Holy Roman Empress and Benedictine nun. 1 Saint Liborius Saint whose relics were transferred from Le Mans to Paderborn. 1 Hincmar of Reims Archbishop of Reims and opponent of Remigius on the question of predestination. 1 Saint James of Tarentaise First known bishop and founder of the Diocese of Tarentaise. 1 Saint Germer Father of Saint Amalbert and founder of a monastery. 1 Saint Tarachus Former Roman soldier born in Isauria, martyred at 65. 1 Gerard of Clairvaux Brother of Saint Bernard and monk of Clairvaux. 1 Saint Mary Frances of the Five Wounds of Jesus Neapolitan saint of the 18th century, Franciscan tertiary and stigmatic. 1 Saint Sacerdos Archbishop of Lyon in the 6th century. 1 Cunigunde Wife of Henry II, known for her virginity and piety. 1 John of Sahagún Spanish Augustinian friar, renowned preacher and peacemaker. 1 Goswin of Douai Seventh abbot of Anchin Abbey and theologian. 1 Athalene Nephew of Berthaire, deacon and companion in martyrdom. 1 Saint Benedict of Nursia Founder of the Benedictine Order and spiritual master of Placid. 1 Saint Ternat Archbishop of Besançon in the 7th century, builder and participant in the Synod of Marly. 1 Saint Mannaeus Bishop of Bayeux in the 5th century. 1 Saint Aule of Viviers Son and successor of Saint Firmin, known for his charity towards slaves. 1 Saint Dativus Christian senator of Abitina, one of the principal martyrs. 1 Saint Florentina 7th-century Spanish virgin, sister of three saintly bishops. 1 Ignatius of Azevedo Portuguese Jesuit priest and leader of the Forty Martyrs of Brazil. 1 Saint Ansute Companion in labor and martyrdom of Saint Grat. 1 Saint Rigobert Archbishop of Reims and confessor, exiled by Charles Martel. 1 Peter of Alcantara Reformer of the Franciscan Order whose rule was followed by John Joseph. 1 Mauger Father of Saint Landry, founder of the monastery of Hautmont. 1 Saint Vannes Bishop of Verdun in the 6th century. 1 Saint Guthlac Famous hermit of Croyland and brother of Saint Pega. 1 Saint Hilary of Mende Bishop of Mende in the 6th century and founder of a monastery. 1 John Baptist Rossi 18th-century Roman priest, known as the Saint Vincent de Paul of Rome. 1 John de Britto Portuguese Jesuit missionary and martyr in India. 1 Saint Anatolia Companion or sister of Victoria, martyr commemorated on July 9. 1 Saint Arcontius 8th-century Bishop of Viviers and martyr. 1 Saint Canute IV King of Denmark and martyr, protagonist of the biography. 1 Alexander of Jerusalem Disciple of Clement, bishop of Jerusalem and martyr. 1 Hermes of Heraclea Deacon and former magistrate of Heraclea, companion in martyrdom of Philip. 1 Saint Nizier Nephew and successor of Sacerdos to the see of Lyon. 1 Saint Jodicaël King of Domnonia who became a monk under the guidance of Saint Meen. 1 Saint Gennebaud First bishop of Laon and famous penitent. 1 Saint Willibald Son of Saint Richard and Bishop of Eichstätt. 1 Saint Eusebius of Verdun Priest and archdeacon of Verdun, uncle of Mesmin and founder of Micy. 1 Cassian of Autun Missionary bishop of Egyptian origin, apostle of Autun. 1 Saint Domien Predecessor of Saint Armentarius on the episcopal see of Pavia. 1 Saint Prosdocimus First bishop of Padua, sent by Saint Peter, who converted the family of Justina. 1 Epiphanius of Pavia Bishop of Pavia and a major diplomat of the 5th century. 1 Saint Uthon Godson and successor of Saint Gamelbert. 1 John of Egypt Famous hermit and prophet of the Lower Thebaid in the 4th century. 1 Saint Ferdinand III Christian King of Spain, a major figure of the Reconquista. 1 Sybilline of Pavia Blind religious sister of the Third Order of Saint Dominic in Pavia. 1 Saint Berenice Daughter of Saint Domnina, martyred with her mother and sister. 1 Saint Prosdoce Daughter of Saint Domnina, martyred with her mother and sister. 1 Vindician Bishop of Arras and successor to Saint Aubert. 1 Saint Callinice One of the five virgins martyred in Rome. 1 Saint Rachilde Disciple and recluse, healed by Guiborat. 1 Saint Redempta Roman religious, spiritual mistress of Saint Romula. 1 Saint Alnée Companion of Saint Ernée and founder of a monastery dedicated to Saint Peter. 1 Theodotus of Ancyra Christian innkeeper of Ancyra, martyr under Diocletian. 1 Saint Pasquaire Bishop of Nantes in the 8th century, founder of a monastery. 1 Saint Elpidius Bishop of Saint-Arpino and companion of Canion. 1 Joseph of Bethcatuba Priest of Bethcatuba, companion in martyrdom of Acepsimas. 1 Saint Vigilius of Trent Bishop of Trent who sent saints on mission and wrote their history. 1 Saint Rambert Martyr whose burial place gave its name to the monastery of Domitien. 1 Saint Gabinius Roman priest and father of Saint Susanna. 1 Blessed Aldebert Count of Ostrevent and husband of Saint Reine. 1 Hingueten Bishop of Vannes who ordained Meriadec. 1 Boisil of Melrose Prior of Melrose and spiritual mentor to Cuthbert. 1 Johannes Tauler 14th-century Dominican and Rhenish mystic. 1 William of Maleval Duke of Aquitaine who became a hermit and penitent in the 12th century. 1 Macarius of Egypt Contemporary of Macarius the Younger, known as the Elder. 1 Pachomius the Great Founder of cenobitic monasticism in Egypt. 1 Saint Amalberga Mother of Saint Emebert. 1 Saint Theophilus Lawyer and prosecutor converted by a miracle of Dorothea. 1 Begga Daughter of Pepin and ancestor of the Carolingian dynasty. 1 Saint Gombaud Brother of Walburga and founder of the monastery of Heidenheim. 1 Saint Tenestine Disciple of Saint Rigomer and founder of a monastery. 1 Bertrand of Comminges Bishop of Comminges and former archdeacon of Toulouse. 1 Micah Prophet who foretold the birth of the Messiah in Bethlehem. 1 Saint Barnabas Companion of Paul during his first missionary journeys. 1 Saint Cottus Companion of Saint Priscus, martyr near Auxerre. 1 Aithalas Deacon of Bethmuhadra, martyred with Acepsimas and Joseph. 1 Raphael One of the seven archangels, sent by God to guide Tobias and heal the afflicted. 1 Francis de Girolamo Italian Jesuit priest and missionary, famous for his apostolate in Naples. 1 Saint Marculf Abbot of Nanteuil and mentor of Saint Helier. 1 Maurin of Agen 6th-century martyr at Lectoure, known for his cephalophoric miracle. 1 Saint Lucian Apostle of the Beauvaisis whose cult and basilica were restored by Evroult. 1 Venerable Bede Contemporary historian and primary source on Egbert. 1 Hyacinthe Mariscotti Italian saint of the Third Order of Saint Francis, known for her radical conversion and penances. 1 Saint Probus Martyr from Pamphylia who renounced his fortune. 1 Constantine Callistus Secretary to the patrician Aetius and one of the 42 martyrs. 1 Saint Disciola Nun of the monastery of Poitiers, known for her humility and modesty. 1 Saint Corona A young woman martyred alongside Saint Victor. 1 Wonedulphe Dean of Anderlecht, pilgrimage companion of Guy. 1 John of Thérouanne Reforming bishop of Thérouanne in the 12th century. 1 Saint Bernard of Tiron Founder of the Order of Tiron, protector of Adjutor. 1 Saint Aemiliana Sister of Tarsilla, with whom she shared a life of consecration. 1 John Baptist of the Conception Reformer of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity. 1 Saint Gausbert Founder of Montsalvy and Laussac in Auvergne. 1 Leobatus Companion of Saint Ursus and abbot of Sennevières. 1 Tarbula Consecrated virgin and sister of Saint Simeon, executed by sawing. 1 Saint Hilarinus Religious and companion in martyrdom of Saint Donatus. 1 Saint Petronilla Christian virgin, traditionally considered the daughter of Saint Peter. 1 Saint Philip Neri A contemporary saint with whom she experienced a mystical vision. 1 Saint Rieul First bishop of Senlis, whose relics were venerated by Livane. 1 Saint Callistus Pope and martyr whose body was transferred to Cysoing by Everard. 1 Saint Sixtus First bishop of Reims and founder of the local Church. 1 John the Almsgiver Patriarch of Alexandria renowned for his inexhaustible charity. 1 Saint Nereus 1st-century martyr, brother of Achilleus and servant of Domitilla. 1 Saint Basilides Roman guard converted by Saint Potamiana. 1 Sulpicius Severus Historian, priest, and disciple of Saint Martin of Tours. 1 Bertin the Younger Son of Walbert, a monk at the Abbey of Sithiu. 1 Peter Baptist Leader of the Franciscans in Japan and one of the principal martyrs. 1 Matthew of Agrigento Franciscan who gave the habit to Archange. 1 Saint Dizier Solitary who joined Barontus in his hermitage in Pistoia. 1 Itta of Nivelles Wife of Pepin and founder of the monastery of Nivelles. 1 Saint Victoria Consecrated virgin who refused to renounce her faith despite familial pressure. 1 Saint Secondel Deacon and hermit companion of Saint Friard. 1 Saint Anna the Prophetess Daughter of Phanuel, a widow devoted to the service of God in the Temple. 1 Saint Aigulf Abbot of Lérins and martyr, known for the translation of the relics of Saint Benedict. 1 Balthazar One of the three Magi, representing the descendants of Japheth. 1 Gaspar One of the three Magi, often representing the descendants of Ham. 1 Melchior One of the three Magi, representing the descendants of Shem. 1 Saint Firmin of Uzès Paternal uncle and predecessor of Ferréol to the bishopric of Uzès. 1 Saint Elizabeth of France Foundress of the monastery of Longchamp. 1 Theophilus of Alexandria Patriarch of Alexandria who ordained Moses as a priest. 1 Hugh of Poitiers Monk and central figure of the priory of Anzy-le-Duc. 1 Saint Augusta Mother of Saint Symphorian, famous for having encouraged her son during his execution. 1 Saint Angadrisma Virgin wife of Saint Ansbert and abbess of Oroër. 1 Eptadius of Autun Solitary and priest of Autun, known for his charity and his refusal of the episcopate. 1 Saint Mary of Edessa Niece of Saint Abraham, known for her fall and great penance. 1 Saint Solenne Brother of Aventinus and his predecessor on the see of Chartres. 1 Aleth of Montbard Mother of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. 1 Ludovic Martyr companion of Saint Amator, born in Cordoba. 1 Saint Vincent of Soignies Husband of Waltrude, retired to the monastery of Haumont. 1 Mary Bartholomew Bagnesi Religious of the Third Order of Saint Dominic in Florence, known for her patience in illness. 1 Saint Romeo Traveling companion of Saint Avertanus. 1 Saint Tecusa Christian virgin who raised Theodotus and died a martyr by drowning. 1 Saint Mayeul Abbot of Cluny who drew William to the Cluniac monastic life. 1 Pantaenus Teacher of Clement of Alexandria and predecessor at the Catechetical School. 1 Montanus Hermit of La Fère who prophesied the birth of Saint Remigius. 1 Saint Mauger Father of Saint Madelberte. 1 Saint Cadoc Abbot of Llancarfan and Bishop of Llandaff, mentor to Illtud. 1 Stephanie Quinzani Saint for whom Matthew Carrieri served as spiritual guide. 1 Saint Lawrence of Novara Priest and martyr in Novara. 1 Saint Odile of Alsace Alsatian saint born blind, baptized by Erhard. 1 Saint Pudens Roman senator, father of Saint Pudentiana. 1 Eutropia of Reims Sister of Saint Nicaise, martyred with him. 1 Meletius the Great Patriarch of Antioch and defender of the Nicene faith against Arianism. 1 Abbot Daniel of Scetis Desert Father who guided Anastasia in her life as a hermit. 1 Alpinus of Châlons Bishop of Châlons who consecrated Ménehould. 1 Symmachus Roman senator, father-in-law of Boethius, and martyr. 1