Saints and blesseds with feast days in March
Feast days in this month, from the first to the last. A name with two feast days appears under each. Tap a name to start a shortlist with it, then add others from the search on the home page.
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bishop
Catholic Chinese saint (1821–1856)
bishop of Toul
French abbot and bishop
5th century ascetic
Samarian martyr
Spanish Roman Catholic Bishop of Drivasto and blessed
Italian Roman Catholic nun
Calabrian abbot
Bishop and martyr
Galician bishop and abbot
patron saint of Wales
Irish saint
Christian missionary and saint
early Welsh saint
bishop of Toul
Egyptian monk
princess who became a nun and saint (1211-1282)
Spanish saint
Savoyard Roman Catholic religious, bishop and saint
Archbishop of York; Bishop of Lichfield
Count of Flanders from 1119 to 1127
Czechoslovak Roman Catholic priest (1911–1945)
French priest
christian saint
Syrian bishop and saint
Italian catholic priest
Irish priest & bishop of Brittany.
Medieval abbot
Christian saint
Roman senator and Christian martyr
early 4th century Greek martyr
legendary 5th-century saint
Roman soldier
early 4th-century martyr of Pontus
Peruan Catholic mystic
Luxembourgian noble and saint (978–1039)
early 4th-century martyr of Pontus
Dutch Abbot
Italian Roman Catholic capuchin priest and blessed
American Catholic sister and saint
German presbyter
Roman soldier and Christian martyr
Welsh saint; mother of St David (5th c.)
Italian nun (1801–1852)
Founder of Landévennec Abbey (c. 460–532)
martyr-saint of ancient Scotland
saint martyred in 306
Spanish Discalced Carmelite nun and spiritual writer (1545-1621)
Christian saint and bishop
English Catholic priest and martyr
Breton Benedictine hermit
Italian bishop and canonized saint. (1803–1888)
Italian missionary (1899–1946)
bishop of Assos
Pope and bishop of Rome from 253 to 254
Catholic blessed (1763-1825)
Italian abbot and bishop
Polish and Lithuanian prince (1458–1484)
Count of Maurienne, Count of Savoy, Marquess in Italia and Blessed
Grand Prince of Vladimir (1188-1238)
Hungarian bishop
Christian martyr
Irish saint
Irish saint
Christian martyr (†250)
Italian Capuchin friar (1556-1625)
Italian saint
Albanian Catholic priest
saint
saint
Polish Catholic priest (1821–1888)
15th Bishop of Bayeux
Cornish abbot and saint
Italian monk
Irish saint, daughter of Fergna
bishop of Caesarea (died 195)
Italian theologian, Franciscan, missionary and writer (1260-1330)
Archbishop of Arles
Northumbrian hermit and abbot
Abbot of Metz
Frankish bishop of Metz
Irish missionary
7th-century Spanish archbishop and saint
Bishop of Tortona
Bishop of Barcelona
Carthaginian Christian writer and martyr
saint of third order of Francis (Franciscan tertiary)
15th c. French abbess: founded Colettine Poor Clares
Croatian Franciscan, martyr and Blessed (1877-1913)
hagiographer
Christian saint and bishop
Cornish saint
martyred Christian saint Caesarea Palestina
companion of Perpetua
Catholic saint of the River Plate
early 3rd century Carthaginian Christian martyrs
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1839–1866)
French Roman Catholic missioner, bishop and saint (1814-1866)
Italian nun, mystic and saint
Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, Catholic priest, and Doctor of the Church (1225–1274)
Irish missionary and saint
7th-century Bishop of Dunwich and saint
Benedictine monk
Portuguese soldier turned health-care worker, canonized by the Catholic Church (1495–1550)
Christian hermit
Irish Saint
Irish saint
French saint
Spanish saint, Benedictine monk
Polish Roman Catholic monk, bishop and blessed (c. 1150 – 8 March 1223)
Missionary archbishop and martyr
Italian cloistered nun (1413-1463)
early Christian female saint, associated with sites in County Cork
Roman soldiers and martyrs
Italian mystic and religious foundress
bishop of Barcelona
Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church and Saint (1902–1971)
Italian monk
Abbot of Bobbio
4th century Christian Armenian saint
4th century Christian Armenian saint
4th century Christian Armenian saints
Mexican Priest
Roman soldiers and martyrs
Scottish priest and saint
Scottish Jesuit saint and martyr
middle Ages local saint
4th century Bishop of Jerusalem
Catholic Saint and Founder of religious order (1817–1898)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
pope
Martyr and saint
Medieval Spanish anchoress
8th century bishop of Milan
9th-century Spanish Orthodox bishop and saint
Albanian Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and blessed (1886–1948)
Italian saint
Irish bishop, reformer and writer
13th-century consort of Epirus and Orthodox saint
Belgian bishop and saint
Bishop of Winchester, Saint
Polish woman who served in hospitals in World War I
Bishop of Carinola
High King of Ireland
King of Georgia (1259-1289)
Christian martyr and saint together with Peter and Gorgonius
Christian saint and martyr together with Dorotheus and Peter
6th-century Roman Pope, theologian and Church Father, Catholic and Orthodox saint, 64th Bishop of Rome and Doctor of the Church
early medieval pope (???-417)
Christian martyr
T. M. Charles-Edwards, ‘Ulster, saints of (act. c.400–c.650)’, first published
Christian saint
Welsh bishop of Léon, Brittany
Christian martyr and saint together with Dorotheus and Gorgonius
Christian martyrs and saints
Italian christian
Breton saint
Byzantine aristocrat, monk and historian (c.758/60–c.817/8)
Friar Minor
saint, Catholic bishop (Sion)
bishop of Camerino
Christian soldier and martyr
Spanish saint
Northumbrian monk
Afghan-Spanish Christian saint (?-304 CE)
French saint
Brazilian Catholic Franciscan Sister (1914-1992)
bishop of Seville
Christian martyr and saint
Sasanian Persian noblewoman and Christian martyr
Spanish saint
founder of Christian monasticism, founder of the Benedictine order (480–547)
Archbishop of Milan
Hermit, abbot, and bishop
German queen consort and duchess consort of Saxony (895-968)
founder of Paulinzella monastery
Russian Metropolitan and saint
Ancient Roman saint, mentioned in Romans 16:10, served as missionary to Britain
Italian Jesuit missionary
Redemptorist, saint of the Catholic Church (1751–1820)
Polish presbyter, blessed (1869–1948)
Roman soldier, and saint, who pierced the side of Jesus
Italian monk (1844–1915)
pope
saint
Italian missionary and monk
Frankish saint
Frankish saint, abbess (637–660)
Archbishop of Cologne
Roman Catholic bishop
Jesuit missionary and martyr (1593-1649)
Argentinian presbyter and saint (1840–1914)
4th-century Christian martyr and saint
German bishop
Christian saint and theologian (died c.250)
Austrian religious sister
Jesuit missionary (1610-1649)
Benedictine abbess and saint (626-659)
Czech saint
5th-century Romano-British Christian missionary and bishop in Ireland
Catholic cardinal and saint
bishop of Zaragoza
King of the English (975-978)
Irish prince and hermit
Italian nun (1848-1925)
French religious (1816-1883)
Serbian bishop and saint (1880–1956)
Franciscan friar and saint (1520-1567)
saint
founder of Frati della Misericordia
group of Christian martyrs from the monastery of Mar Saba
Irish missionary
saint, first wife of Roman emperor Constantius Chlorus, and mother of Emperor Constantine the Great (250-330)
Italian theologian (1208-1289)
Irish abbot of Freshford (Achad Úr) and Belach Febrat, and saint
Roman Catholic saint
French typographer (1921–1945)
Italian physician and monk
Polish noble and saint
Late 5th-century BC Athenian poet of Old Comedy
Ancient Roman saint in Colossians 4:17 and Philemon 1:2
Italian poet, carmelite and Roman Catholic blessed (1448-1516)
bishop of Naples from 749 to 761
Christian martyr saint (†310)
Iro-Scottish monk and scholar who was in the service of Charlemagne from 774
group of Christian martyrs from the monastery of Mar Saba
count of Tonnerre, bishop of Sens
7th-century Christian saint
f\Founder of the Congregation of Christian Doctrine of Florence.
Catholic saint (1340-1393)
Polish Roman Catholic archbishop, professor of theology and blessed (1850-1923)
monk and abbot
Spanish religious (1842-1912)
bishop of Dumium
Franciscan preacher
French priest
6th-century Bishop of Langres
Albanian Roman Catholic archbishop and blessed (1885-1949)
bishop of Sens
Italian saint, nun and foundress (1791–1858)
founder of Christian monasticism, founder of the Benedictine order (480–547)
Bishop of Catania
Irish monastic
bishop of the Roman Catholic Church
abbot and saint
hermit, ascetic, patron saint of Switzerland (1417–1487)
Polish queen consort
Egyptian priest (4th century AD)
Christian theologian in Ancyra, Galatia
German count, Bishop of Münster, and cardinal, important figure in Catholic resistance to Nazism (1878–1946)
Sister of St. Patrick
Biblical figure & saint, venerated by the Catholic Church
Jesuit lay brother and martyr
Gallo-Roman saint
fourth-century saint in the Roman Catholic Church based on the authority of Jerome
Italian nun and founder (1800–1882)
Czech redemptionist (1886-1959)
Italian hermit, saint
Lebanese saint (1832–1914)
cornish saint
about of Fiddown and Irish saint
Spanish Roman Catholic archbishop and saint (1538–1606)
Christian saints
French abbot and saint
Italian saint
Swedish noblewoman (c.1332–1381)
ltalian nun and Blessed (1849–1911)
Spanish Capuchin friar and saint
Roman Catholic monk, priest and blessed
Irish saint and Bishop of Clogher
founder of the Sisters of the Divine Shepherd of Divine Providence. (1865–1935)
fourth archbishop of San Salvador (1917–1980)
Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople from 1656 to 1657
catholic saint and martyr (4th century AD)
Child Martyr
6th-century Roman Pope, theologian and Church Father, Catholic and Orthodox saint, 64th Bishop of Rome and Doctor of the Church
Polish Carmelite friar and beatified person (1907–1945)
Frankish monk and abbot
18th-century Roman Catholic saint
English martyr and saint of Roman Catholic Church (1555-1586)
Palestinian Christian nun and saint (1843–1927)
Ukrainian beatified priest and Righteous Among the Nations (1884-1944)
Christian saint; thief pardoned by Jesus on the cross in Luke 23:39-43
Catholic saint from the 3rd century AD
German Roman Catholic religious (1826–1906)
Greek Orthodox saint (1862–1948)
group of christian martyrs
Byzantine Greek holy man and visionary
Abbot of Hautvillers
bishop of Zaragoza
saint
Italian saint
angel in Abrahamic religions
Orthodox martyr and saint
Bishop of Münster in Westfalen
saint
martyr
Roman era Christian martyr
Italian priest (1825–1888)
Roman Catholic bishop
French Catholic priest (1801–1868)
3rd-century saint of the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church
Frankish bishop
Bishop of Arras under Chilperic I
medieval abbot of Sicily
Bulgarian Christian martyr
Greek Orthodox nun and Saint (1897-1992)
king of Burgundy from 561 to 592
bishop and saint
Christian presbyter and exegete (5th century)
Byzantine monk
French saint
Polish bishop, saint of the Catholic Church (1842-1924)
Patriarch of Alexandria
English-born monk and abbot
Medieval composer and monk at Saint Gall Abbey
Italian venerated Christian
Christian saints
Byzantine bishop and saint
count of Tonnerre, bishop of Sens
Welsh saint
Welsh sovereign (c. 450-500)
Premonstratensian Bishop of Ratzeburg and saint
French crusader
pope
French Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Duke of Savoy and Blessed
Italian abbot
Syrian mystic and abbot
Italian presbyter (1828–1900)
Italian priest (1814–1885)
French missionary and saint (1818-1866)
first bishop of Senlis (died 260)
Christian saint and martyr
bishop and saint (died c. 251)
Abbot and martyr
Italian Roman Catholic religious and blessed
martyr killed in 300 AD
French nun
Italian archbishop
Beatified by Catholic church (1906-1945)
2nd century Christian female saint
Persian saint
saint of the Catholic Church, listed by the Martyrologium Romanum as a martyr , commemorated on March 31; very little is known about her life, only that she lived during the Roman Empire in North Africa and died there
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