Alberto Marvelli
Alberto Marvelli (1918-1946) was a young Italian engineer, a member of Catholic Action, recognized for his heroic charitable dedication duri…
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Patronage
8 saints
Alberto Marvelli (1918-1946) was a young Italian engineer, a member of Catholic Action, recognized for his heroic charitable dedication duri…
Argentine cardinal, a major figure of CELAM and the Roman Curia, Eduardo Francisco Pironio was one of the initiators of the World Youth Day.
Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos (1962-1982) was a young Brazilian laywoman, a member of the Vincentian Youth, who was murdered at the age of 20 …
István Kaszap (1916-1935) was a young Hungarian Jesuit, recognized as venerable in 2006. Despite a devastating illness that took him at age …
Piedmontese priest (1815-1888), founder of the Society of Saint Francis de Sales (Salesians) and the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, h…
Pasquale Canzii (1914-1930), nicknamed Pasqualino, was a young Italian seminarian from the Abruzzo region, recognized as Venerable in 2021 f…
Pius of Saint Aloysius (Luigi Campidelli, 1868-1889) was a young Italian Passionist religious who died of tuberculosis at 21 and was beatifi…
Rolando Rivi (1931-1945) was a young Italian seminarian, a martyr for the faith, murdered by communist partisans during the Second World War…
The patron saints of youth include: Alberto Marvelli, Eduardo Francisco Pironio, Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos, István Kaszap, John Bosco, Pasquale Canzii, Pius of Saint Aloysius and Rolando Rivi.
For youth, you can pray to: Alberto Marvelli, Eduardo Francisco Pironio, Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos, István Kaszap, John Bosco, Pasquale Canzii, Pius of Saint Aloysius and Rolando Rivi.