|
St. Abdon
the Martyr of Rome
(+
303) 
|
|
St. Abundius,
Bishop of Como in
Italy (+ 469)
|
|
St. Adalbert,
Apostle of Prussia
(10th c.)
|
|
St. Adauctus,
Martyr of Old Rome
(+ ca. 304)
|
|
St. Adela,
princess (ca.
5-6th c.)
|
St. Adelaide, empress & foundress (+ 999)
|
|
St.
Aelphege--see
St. Alphege
|
|
St.
Aethelheard--see
St. Ethelhard
|
|
St.
Aethelwold--see
St.
Ethelwold
|
|
St. Afra,
Penitent and
Martyr of Augsburg
(+ c. 304)
|
|
St. Africanus,
Martyr of Carthage
in Africa (+
ca. 250)
|
|
St. Agapitus,
youth of 15 years,
martyr
|
|
St. Agapius,
martyred at Rome
with his family (+
118)
|
|
St. Agatha
of Catania in
Sicily,
virgin-martyr
|
|
St. Aglais
of Rome, whose
life is connected
with St. Boniface,
m.
|
|
St. Agnes,
Virgin-Martyr of
Rome (+ c. 304)
|
|
St. Agrippina,
Virgin-Martyr of
Rome (+ c. 262)
|
|
St. Aidan
of Lindisfarne,
Apostle of N.
England (+ 651)
|
|
St. Alban,
Protomartyr of
Britain (+ c. 304)
|
|
St. Albinus,
Bishop of Angers
(+ ca. 550)
|
|
St. Aldhelm,
Bishop of
Sherborne (+ 709)
|
|
St. Alena,
Virgin &
Martyr of Vorst in
Flanders (+ 640)
|
|
St. Alexander,
Martyr of Carthage
in Africa (+ ca.
250)
|
|
St. Alexander
Hotovitsky,
Priest, New-Martyr
(+ 1937)
|
|
St. Alexandra,
Martyr of
Rome
|
|
St. Alexis
the Man of God, of
Rome (5th c.)
|
|
St. Alexis
Toth, Archpriest,
Missionary of
America (+ 1909)
|
|
St. Alexis
of Ugine, Priest,
Confessor (+ 1934)
|
|
St. Alkmund
of Derby in
England (+ 800)
|
|
All
Saints of
British Isles
& Ireland
(Synaxical Icon)
|
|
All
Saints of London
Icon
|
|
All
Saints
of Scotland
Icon
|
|
All
Saints of
Switzerland
Icon
|
|
All
Saints of Trier
(Treves) Icon
|
|
St. Alphege
or Aelphege, Abp.
of Canterbury,
martyr (+ 1012)
|
|
St. Alpinian,
Priest of
Castelsarassin
|
|
St. Amandus,
Bishop of
Maastricht (+
679)
|
|
St. Amatus,
Bishop of Sion in
the Valais (+ 690)
|
|
St. Ambrose
of Milan, Bishop,
Church Father (+
397)
|
|
St. Anastasia
of Old Rome,
Martyr (+ c. 304)
|
|
St. Angus
of Keld, ascetic
(+ ca. 824)
|
|
St. Anna
of Sweden &
Novgorod,
Grandduchess (+
1050)
|
|
St. Ansgar
of Bremen &
Hamburg, Apostle
of the North (+
865)
|
|
St. Anthisa,
Martyr of Rome (+
865)
|
|
St. Anthony,
Hermit-Monk of
Froidemont
(Liaroles)
|
|
St. Anthony
the Roman, Abbot
at Novgorod (+
1147)
|
|
St. Apollinaris,
Bishop of Ravenna
(1st c.)
|
|
St. Aristobulus,
Apostle of Britain
(1st c.)
|
|
St. Arnold,
Bishop of Metz (+
640)
|
|
St. Arsenius
the Great, of Old
Rome & Scetis
(+ c. 450)
|
|
St. Attracta,
Abbess in Ireland
(6th c.)
|
|
St.
Audomar--see St.
Omer
|
|
St.
Audrey--see St.
Etheldreda
|
|
St. Augulus,
Bishop of London,
Martyr
|
|
St. Augustine
of Canterbury,
Apostle of England
(+ 604)
|
|
St. Augustine
of Hippo in
Africa, Bishop (+
430)
|
|
St. Aurea
the Abbess at
Paris in France
(+666)
|
|
St. Aurelia
the Hermitess of
Strasbourg
|
|
St.
Aurelian--see
St. Paul
Arelian, Bishop
in Brittany
|
|
St. Autonomus,
Bishop in Italy,
Martyr (+ ca. 300)
|
|
St. Aventinus
the Hermit
|
|
St. Avitus
of Clermont,
Bishop (7th
c.)
|
|
|
St. Bacchus
the Roman,
Martyr (+
late 3rd c.)
|
|
St. Baisar,
Martyr
|
|
St. Barnabas,
Apostle, Founder
of the Church at
Milan (1st c.)
|
|
St. Bassian
of Syracuse,
Bishop (+
409)
|
St. Batilda, queen (+ 680)
|
|
St. Bavo
of Ghent, Recluse,
disciple of St.
Amandus (+
654)
|
|
St. Beatrice
of Old Rome,
Martyr (+ ca.
304)
|
|
St. Beatus
of Thun, hermit,
apostle of
Switzerland (+ ca.
112)
|
|
St. Beccan
of Rhum,
Missionary, Hermit
(+ 677)
|
|
St. Bede
the Venerable,
Hieromonk (+ 735)
|
St. Bega
the Anchoress of
Carlistle (7th
c.)
|
|
St. Benedict
of Nursia,
Patriarch of
Western Monks (+
ca. 547)
|
|
St. Benedict
Biscop of
England (+ 690)
|
|
St. Beocca,
Abbot of Chertsey,
Martyr under the
Danes (+ 870)
|
|
St. Bernward
of Hildesheim,
Bishop (+1022)
|
|
St. Bertram
of Mercia, king
& hermit (8th
c.)
|
|
St. Betti
of Wirksworth,
priest-missionary
& founder (+
ca. 685)
|
|
St. Beuno
of Wales,
missionary, abbot
(+ 640) (religious
image)
|
|
St. Birinus,
bishop of
Dorchester,
apostle of Wessex
(+ 7th c.)
|
|
St. Blandina
of Lyons, martyr
(+ 177)
|
|
St. Boethius
or Severinus
Boethius, Martyr
(+ 525)
|
|
St. Boisil,
also known as
Basil, Abbot of
Melrose
|
|
St. Boniface,
Martyr of Old
Rome (Boniface
of Tarsus)
|
|
St. Boniface,
Apostle of
Germany, Martyr
(+754)
|
|
St. Botulf,
Abbot of Boston
(+680)
|
|
St. Brendan,
Abbot, Founder of
Clonfert,
Navigator (+ 577)
|
|
St. Brennock,
Abbot of
Braunton
|
|
St. Briachus
or Brieuc of
Brittany, Abbot,
founder of
Guingamp
|
|
St. Brigid,
wonderworking
Abbess of Ireland
(5th c.)
|
|
St. Brithwald
(Brihtwold,
Berhtwald), Bishop
of Wilton by Sarum
|
|
|
St. Cadfarch
of Wales, Founder
of Churches (6th
c.)
|
|
St. Cadoc,
Abbot of
Llancarvan in
Wales (+ ca. 575)
|
|
St. Caesarius,
Deacon &
Martyr of Africa
(dates unknown)
|
|
St. Caesarius,
Bishop of Arles
(+543)
|
|
St. Calepodius,
Priest &
Martyr of Old Rome
(+ 232)
|
|
St. Callistus,
Pope of Rome,
Martyr (+ 223)
|
|
St. Caprasius
of Agens, Bishop
|
|
St. Cassian,
Bishop of
Autun
|
|
St. Cassian
of Rome, Abbot
(also known as St.
John Cassian)
|
|
St. Cecilia
of Rome,
Virgin-Martyr (2nd
or 3rd c.)
|
|
St. Cedd,
Bishop of London
(+664)
|
|
St. Celsus
of Milan, Youth
& Martyr (1st
c.)
|
|
St. Chad,
Bishop of
Lichfield (7th
c.)
|
|
St. Charity,
Virgin-Martyr of
Rome (with Sophia,
Faith, & Hope)
|
|
St. Chrodegang,
Bishop of Metz
& Founder (+
766)
|
|
St. Chrysanthus,
Martyr of Rome
|
| St. Chryse, Virgin & Martyr of Old Rome (+
269) |
|
St. Chrysogonus,
Martyr of Aquileia
(+ 304)
|
|
St. Claudia,
Martyr of Old Rome
(1st c.)
|
|
St. Claudius,
Bishop of Besançon
(+ 696 or 699)
|
|
St. Claudius,
Bishop of Vienne
in Dauphiny
|
|
St. Clement,
Pope and Martyr of
Old Rome (+ 101)
|
|
St. Clotilde,
Queen & Nun of
Paris
|
|
St. Cloud,
that is, Clodoald,
Abbot of St.
Nogent, Paris (ca.
560)
|
|
St. Colman,
Bishop of
Lindisfarne (Holy
Island) (+
676)
|
|
St. Colman
of Oughaval (Oak
Vale)
|
|
St. Colman
or Kolonat of
Würzburg, priest,
martyr
(+689)
|
|
St. Columba,
or Columcille,
Abbot of Iona
(+597)
|
|
St. Columban,
Abbot of Bobbio (+
615) (also, Columbanus)
|
|
St. Columcille
(Columba) of Iona
(+ 597)
|
|
St. Comgall,
Abbot of 8,000
Monks at Bangor (+
603)
|
St. Constantine of Strathclyde,
King & Monk (7th
c.)
|
|
St. Constantine,
Emperor (with St.
Helen)
|
|
St. Corbinian,
Bishop of Freising
(+ 730)
|
|
St. Corentinus,
Bishop of Quimper
in Brittany
|
|
St. Cormac,
Missionary &
Abbot of Durrow (+
590)
|
|
St. Cornelius,
Pope & Martyr
of Rome (+ 253)
|
|
St. Cosmas,
Unmercenary
Healer, Martyr of
Rome (+ 284)
|
|
St. Cowey,
Abbot in Ireland
|
|
St. Crescens,
Bishop &
Martyr of Vienne,
disciple of St.
Paul
|
|
St. Crispina
of Africa, Martyr
(+ 304)
|
|
St. Cummian
the Fair, Abbot of
Iona (+ ca. 665)
|
|
St. Cuthbert
of Lindisfarne,
Bishop,
Wonderworker (+
687)
|
|
St. Cyprian,
Hieromartyr of
Carthage (+
258)
|
|
St. Cyriacus
or Quiricus,
Martyr
|
|
St. Cyril,
Enlightener of the
Slavs (+ 869)
|
|
St. Cyril,
Bishop of Catania
in Sicily (1st-2nd
c.)
|
|
| St. Dagobert, king and martyr (+ 679) |
|
St. Damian,
Unmercenary
Healer, Martyr of
Rome (+ 284)
|
|
St. Daniel
of Bangor, Bishop
in Wales (+ 584)
|
|
St. David
of Wales, Bishop,
Foe of Pelagianism
(5-6th c.)
|
|
St. Daria,
Martyr of Old Rome
(+ 283)
|
| St. Declan, Bishop & Abbot of Ardmore (5th
c.) |
|
St. Demetrius,
Priest, Martyr of
Paris (+ 1944)
|
|
St. Dionysius,
Bishop &
Martyr of Paris
(2nd c.)
|
|
St. Dionysius,
Bishop of Vienne
in Dauphiné
|
St. Dionysius Exiguus, Abbot of Rome
(+ ca. 544)
|
|
St. Dodolin,
Bishop of Vienne
in Dauphiné
|
St. Dominic, Abbot of Sora (+ 1031)
|
|
St. Dominica,
holy Martyr of
Campania, Italy
(ca. +303)
|
|
St. Dominica,
"the Righteous,"
of Carthage &
New Rome (+ 474)
|
|
St. Domnolus,
Bishop of LeMans
|
|
St. Donald
of Ogilvie,
Confessor of
Scotland (of the 9
daughters)
|
| St. Donatus of Arezzo, Bishop & Martyr (+
362) |
|
St.
Donnan
or Donan, Abbot
& Martyr in
Scotland
|
|
St.
Drostan
of Aberdeen,
Hermit (+ 6th c.)
|
|
St. Dunstan,
Abp. of Canterbury
(+ 988)
|
|
St. Dyfrig,
or Dubricius of
Wales, Abp. of
Caerleon (+ ca.
545)
|
|
St. Dymphna,
Martyr, Patroness
of Mental
Illness (+
ca. 650)
|
|
|
St. Eanswitha
of Folkestone,
Royal Abbess (+
640)
|
|
St. Edmund,
King of East
Anglia, Martyr (+
870)
|
|
St. Edward,
King of England,
Passion-Bearer (+
979)
|
|
St. Edwin,
King & Martyr
of Northumbria (+
633)
|
|
St. Egbert,
Archbishop of
York
|
|
St. Eilian
|
|
St. Eleutherius,
Deacon, Martyr of
Paris (2nd c.)
|
|
St. Eleutherius,
Bishop of Tournai,
Martyr (+ 532)
|
|
St. Elias
Fondaminsky of
Paris, Martyr (+
1945)
|
|
St. Eligius,
Bishop of Noyon
& Tournai,
also called Eloi
(+ 660)
|
|
St. Elizabeth,
grandduchess and
new-martyr (+
1918)
|
|
St. Elvis,
Bishop of Emly in
Ireland (St.
Ailbas or Ailbhe)
(+527)
|
|
St. Emma the
Foundress, of Gurk
(+ 1045)
|
|
St. Emmeramus
of Ratisbon,
Bishop (late 8th
c.)
|
|
St. Epiphanius the
Peaceable, Bishop
of Pavia in Italy
(+ 496)
|
|
St. Erkenwald,
Bishop of London
(also, Erconwald)
|
|
St. Ethelbert,
English King at
Canterbury (+
616)
|
St. Ethelbert, King & Martyr of E.
Anglia (+ 794)
|
|
St. Ethelburga,
Abbess of
Faremoutier (+
664)
|
|
St. Etheldreda,
Royal Abbess of
Ely (+ 679)
|
|
St. Ethelhard,
Archbishop of
Canterbury
(+805)
|
|
St. Ethelwold,
or Aethelwold,
Bishop of
Winchester
(+984)
|
|
St. Etherius,
Bishop of Auxerre
|
|
St. Ethor,
Priest of
Chertsey, Martyr
under the Danes (+
870)
|
St. Eugenia,
Abbess of Hohenburg
(+ 735)
|
|
St. Eugenia,
Martyr of Rome (+
c. 257)
|
|
St. Eulalia,
Martyr of
Barcelona in
Spain (+ ca.
304)
|
|
St. Eulalia,
Martyr of Mérida
in Spain (+
ca. 304)
|
|
St. Euphronius,
Bishop of Tours (+
573)
|
|
St. Euplus,
Deacon-Martyr of
Catania in Sicily
(+ 304)
|
|
St. Eustace,
or Eustathius,
martyred at Rome
with his kin (+
118)
|
|
St. Euthalia,
Martyr of Syracuse
in Sicily
|
|
|
St. Fabiola,
Hospice Foundress
(4th-5th c.)
|
|
St. Faith,
Martyr of Rome
(with Sophia,
Hope, Charity)
|
|
St. Faith,
Virgin-Martyr of
Agens in
Gaul (3rd c.)
|
|
St. Felicitas,
Martyr of Carthage
(3rd c.)
|
|
St. Felix,
Apostle of East
Anglia (+
648)
|
|
St. Felix,
Martyr of Old Rome
|
| St. Felix III, Pope of Old Rome |
|
St. Finan,
Bishop of
Lindisfarne,
successor of St.
Aidan (+ 661)
|
|
St. Findlugan,
Hermit of
Finlaggan in
Scotland (early
7th c.)
|
|
St. Florentius,
Bishop &
Martyr of Vienne
in Dauphiné
|
|
St. Florentius
II, Bishop of
Strasbourg (+693)
|
|
St. Florentina,
Abbess of
Cartagena, sister
of St.
Leander
|
St. Florian, martyr (+304)
|
|
St. Foillan,
Irish Abbot &
Martyr in Gaul (+
655)
|
|
St. Frederick,
Bishop of Utrecht
(+ c. 879)
|
|
St. Fulgentius,
Bishop of Ruspe in
Africa (+ 533)
|
|
St. Fursey
of Burgh Castle (+
ca. 648)
|
|
|
St. Galactorius,
Bishop of Lescar,
martyr
|
|
St. Gall,
Apostle of
Switzerland (+
635)
|
|
St. Gaudericus,
Confessor of
Christ in
Languedoc
|
|
St. Gaugericus,
or Gery, Bishop of
Cambrai (+ ca.
614)
|
|
St. Genesius,
martyr, of Arles
(reliquary
picture) (+303)
|
|
St. Genevieve,
Eldress and
Wonderworker of
Paris (+ 500)
|
St. Gengulph, Recluse-Martyr of Varennes,
Burgundy (+ 760)
|
|
St. Geoffrey,
Abbot of Wearmouth
/ Jarrow (+ 716)
|
|
St. George,
Martyr of
Palestine, Patron
of England (d.
303)
|
|
St. George
(Yuri) Skobtsov,
of Paris (+ 1945)
|
|
St. Gerald
of Aurillac in
Gaul, Confessor (+
909)
|
|
St. Gerald
of Mayo, Bishop (+
731)
|
|
St. Gerard
of Brogne, Abbot
& Founder (+
959)
|
|
St.
Germanus--see
St. Herman
|
|
St. Gertrude,
Abbess of Nivelles
(+ 659)
|
|
St. Gervasius,
Protomartyr of
Milan (1st c.)
with St.
Protasius.
|
|
St. Giles,
Abbot of Narbonne
in Gaul (8th
c.)
|
|
St. Goar,
Priest &
Hermit of
Aquitaine (+649)
|
|
St. Gratus,
Bishop of
Oloron
|
|
St. Gregory,
Bishop of
Agrigentum in
Sicily (+
638)
|
|
St. Gregory
the Great, Pope,
Apostle of England
(+ 604)
|
| St. Gregory of Tours, Bishop,
Hagiographer (+ 594) |
|
St. Gudula,
Nun of Nivelles (+
ca. 712)
|
|
St. Guido,
Abbot of Pomposa,
ascetic (+ 1046)
|
|
St. Gundleus,
Welsh King and
Penitent (6th c.)
|
|
St. Guthlac,
Hermit of East
Anglia (+ 714)
|
| St. Gwen, the Three-Breasted (5th c.) |
|
St. Gwydfarch,
ascetic of Wales
|
|
St. Gwynog,
bishop in Scotland
(+ 838)
|
|
St. Gwyrnerth
of Bardsey, Monk
(6th c.)
|
|
|
St. Halvard,
martyr of Norway
(+ 1045)
|
|
St. Helen,
Empress (with St.
Constantine) (+ c.
330)
|
|
St. Heliodorus,
Bishop of Altino,
Confessor (+ 390)
|
|
St. Henry
II, Emperor (+
1024)
|
St. Herbert, Hermit-monk of Derwentwater (+
687)
|
|
St. Hermagoras,
Bishop in Aquileia
(1st c.)
|
|
St. Herman
of Spruce Island,
Alaska (+ 1837)
|
|
St. Herman,
Bishop of Auxerre
(+ 448)
|
|
St. Herman,
Bishop of Paris (+
576)
|
|
St. Hermenegild,
Royal Martyr of
Spain (+ 586)
|
|
St. Hilaria,
mother of St.
Afra, Martyr (+
304)
|
|
St. Hilary,
Bishop of Poitiers
(+367)
|
|
St. Hilda,
Abbess of Whitby
(7th c.)
|
|
St. Hildelitha,
Nun of Barking
Monastery near
London (+ 712)
|
St. Hippolytus, Pope & Martyr of Old
Rome (+235)
|
|
St. Honoratus,
Abbot &
Founder of Lérins
in S. France (+
429)
|
|
St. Hope,
Virgin-Martyr
(with Sophia,
Faith, &
Charity)
|
|
St. Hosius,
Bishop of Córdova
in Spain
|
|
St. Hubert,
Bishop of Liège (+
727)
|
|
|
St. Ignatius,
Bishop of Antioch,
Martyr of Old
Rome
|
|
St. Ildephonse
of Toledo,
Archbishop (+ 667)
|
|
St. Innocent
of Alaska &
Irkutsk, Apostle
to America (+
1879)
|
|
St. Irenaeus,
Bishop of Lyons
(2nd-3rd c.)
|
|
St. Irenaeus,
Bishop of Sirmium,
Martyr (+ 304)
|
|
St. Irmina,
nun of Trier &
Weissenburg,
foundress (+ ca.
710)
|
|
St. Isidore,
bishop of Seville
in Spain (7th c.)
|
|
St. Ita,
Abbess of Killeedy
(+ c. 570)
|
|
St. Ivo
or Ive of
Cornwall--see
St. Yves of
Cornwall
|
|
|
St. Jacob
Netsvetov, Priest
& Missionary
of Alaska (+
1864)
|
|
St. James
the Apostle, of
Compostela (1st
c.)
|
|
St. James
of Catania in
Sicily,
Bishop
|
|
St. Januarius
of Benevento,
Bishop, Martyr (+
ca. 305)
|
|
St.
Jeffrey ---
see St. Geoffrey
|
|
St. Jerome
of Bethlehem,
Priest, Abbot
(early 5th
c.)
|
|
St. John
the Evangelist
(1st c.),
illuminated
MS.
|
|
St. John
of Beverley,
Metropolitan of
York (+ 721)
|
|
St. John
Cassian---see
St. Cassian of
Rome.
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St. John
of Gorze, Abbot (+
974)
|
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St. John
Kochurov of
Chicago &
Russia, New-martyr
(+ 1917)
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St. John
Maximovitch,
Archbishop,
Wonderworker (+
1966)
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St. John
Theristus, monk of
Calabria (+ 1050
or 1169)
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St. Joseph
of Arimathea /
Glastonbury (1st
c.)
|
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St. Judoc
of Ponthieu in
Brittany, Priest
& Hermit (+
675)
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St. Julia,
Virgin Martyr of
Carthage (5th c.)
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St. Julian
of LeMans, Bishop,
Apostle of Celtic
Gaul (2nd c.)
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St. Julian,
Martyr of Brioude
in Gaul (+ 304)
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St. Julian
the Hospitable,
penitent of Gaul
(9th c.)
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St. Julius
I, Pope of Old
Rome, Confessor (+
352)
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St. Justa,
Virgin &
Martyr of Spain (+
287)
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St. Justin
of Rome, the
Philosopher,
Martyr (+ c. 165)
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|
St. Justina
of Padua, Virgin
& Martyr (+
304)
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|
St. Justus
of Alcala,
Child-Martyr (+ c.
304)
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St. Juvenal
of Alaska, Priest
& Martyr (+
1796)
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