St Montanus and Companions
Montanus, Lucius, Victoricus, Flavian and companions were ten disciples of St Cyprian of Carthage (in what is now Tunisia). They […]
Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem
Centuries of Service to Christians in the Holy Land
Montanus, Lucius, Victoricus, Flavian and companions were ten disciples of St Cyprian of Carthage (in what is now Tunisia). They […]
King. Born in 560, Ethelbert was the Anglo Saxon king who welcomed St Augustine and his monks when they arrived […]
Jesuit priest and martyr. John Ogilvie was born at Drum na Keith in Banffshire, Scotland, in 1580 and brought up […]
Bishop. Born in Salonica in 352, Porphyry became a monk and lived in the Egyptian desert and the Jordan valley. […]
Monk. Patron of young people. Gabriel was born in 1838, a younger son of the governor of Assisi. He studied […]
Priest. Born in France in 1876, Daniel began his working life as a teacher. After a few years working at […]
Monk. Patron saint of Wales. Not a great deal is known about St David. The oldest written evidence about him […]
Bishop. Chad was the first bishop of Mercia and Lindsay at Lichfield. Born in Northumbria in the 7th century, he […]
Nun and foundress. Katharine Drexel was the daughter of a millionaire banker. Born in Philadelphia in 1858, she had an […]
Polish prince. Patron of Lithuania. Casimir was the third son of King Casimir IV of Poland. Born in 1458, he […]
Bishop and monk. Ciaran was born in West Cork in the 6th century. He came from an Ossory family. Ciaran […]
Hermits. Baldred lived during the 6th century in Northumberland, as a hermit, first at Tyningham and then on the Bass […]
Martyrs. Perpetua was a 22 year-old married Christian woman who lived in Carthage during the first century. She had given […]
Founder of the Brothers Hospitallers. Patron of hospitals, the sick, booksellers and printers. John was born in Portugal in 1495. […]
Italian Poor Clare nun, writer, teacher, mystic and artist. Born in Bologna on 8 September 1413, Catherine came from an […]
Monk and writer. Oengus was the author of the earliest Irish Martyrology, called the 'Felire'. Born of a royal Ulster […]
Bishop. Patron of Paul in Cornwall. He is also known as Saint Pol de Leon. According to his Life written […]
Abbot. Gerald was an Englishman who became a monk at Lindisfarne in the 8th century. He then travelled to Inishbofin […]
Wife, mother and queen. Matilda was born at Engern in Westphalia in 895. Married to the German King Henry I, […]
Artémides Zatti was an Italian-born religious of the Salesians of Don Bosco and a noted pharmacist, who emigrated to Argentina […]
Fintan was an Irish abbot who lived in the sixth century. Although of Munster descent, he was born in Leinster. […]
King. Edward was born in 962, the son of the English King Edgar and his first wife Elfleda. He succeeded […]
Monk and bishop. Cuthbert was an Anglo-Saxon saint of the early Northumbrian church in the Celtic tradition. Tradition says he […]
Jesuit lay-brother and martyr. There is no record of his family, birthplace, date of birth, or baptism. Nicholas was a […]
Remembering: Alphonsus (Phonsie), Mc Entaggart, KHS , KCSG ,
Reforming bishop. A patron of missionaries and South America. Toribio Alfonso de Mogrobejo was born in Mayorga, in Spain, in […]
Archbishop and martyr. Oscar Arnulfo Romero was born into a family of ten on 15 August in Ciudad Barrios, El […]
In both the East and West, Mary is the most important of saints - although little is known of her […]
Bishop. Frisian by birth, Liudger was one of the eighth century Anglo Saxon missionaries who evangelised parts of northern Europe. […]
Hermit. Born in Asyut, Egypt, in 304, John was a carpenter. When he was 25 he went out into the […]
Monk, and gifted musician. Tutilo was an Irish monk who lived in the late ninth and early tenth centuries. He […]
Today is also the Memorial of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church. On 11 February 2018, Pope Francis […]
These sixth century saints were the parents of Cadoc, one of the early founders of monasticism in South Wales. They […]
Monk and Abbot of Mt Sinai. A seventh century Palestinian, John was married as a young man. When his wife […]
Remembering: Donal, Downes, GCHS, Gold Palm of Jerusalem 2011 - KC*SG,
Bishop of Antioch. According to legend, this third century saint was so revered by his flock that they nicknamed him […]
Bishop and monk. Hugh was born in 1052, at Chateauneuf in France. He was the son of a knight called […]
Patron saint of seafarers. Founder of the Franciscan Minim Friars, Born at Paola in Calabria, in 1416, Francis lived at […]
Italian priest and founder of the Sisters of Providence. Luigi was born on 4 August 1804, at Udine in Italy, […]
Laybrother. Born in Sicily in 1526, to African slave parents, Benedict was freed by his owner at a young age. […]
Spring Mass which will take place in Kilkenny on Sat 5th April 2025 – Sun 6th April 2025. The details […]
Friar. Vincent Ferrer was born in Valencia in Spain, in 1357. His father was an Englishman, married to a Spanish […]
Augustinian abbot. Born in France in 1127, William of Aebelholt went on to become one of Denmark's most revered saints. […]