Saints and blesseds with feast days in May
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.
613 people match. Showing the first 613.
King of Mercia
Italian Roman Catholic bishop
Bishop of Auxerre
Deacon and martyr
Merovingian bishop and saint
Welsh bishop and saint
French martyr and saint (1822–1851)
6th century queen consort of Kent
5th-century Welsh abbot of Saint-Brieuc in Brittany and Llandyfriog in Wales
saint
Patron saint of Berja, Spain.
Christian saint martyred in 307
Ukrainian Catholic monk and political prisoner (1869–1951)
legendary hero from Welsh mythology
Portuguese infanta, Castilian queen consort, and nun
5th century Christian Latin poet
Russian monk
Christian saint and apostle
Italian medical doctor and Hospitaller Brother, 20th‑century Catholic saint (1897–1930)
Christian saint; husband of Mary and father of Jesus
Abbot of Nantus in the Cotentin
king of the Burgundians
6th-century Irish saint who missionized in Cornwall
Lenape chief
Queen regnant of Georgia from 1184 to 1213
French archbishop and saint
Bishop and saint; hymnwriter
Spanish saint
Bulgarian ruler
5th-century Christian saint
Spanish Jesuit and saint (1864-1929)
Russian saint
Irish musician and saint
French saint and Abbot of Abbaye Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul
saint
anchoress, Benedictine nun, and martyr
Christian martyr (d. 127 or 137)
Dutch bishop and count
Irish bishop
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and blessed (1830–1903)
Italian nun
Maronite Patriarch, Historian
Belarusian saint
Jewish bishop of Jerusalem figure in Early Christianity
Christian saint
Bishop of Narmi
Italian monk
Serbian bishop and saint (1880–1956)
Orthodox Christian saint (852-922)
Bischop of Vienne
Christian saint and apostle
Ancient Roman saint
Saint of the Greek Orthodox Church
Polish canon regular and saint
Italian Capuchin and Blessed
Christian martyr
English martyr
Spanish Romani catechist (1861-1936)
Irish Franciscan martyr
group of canonised Catholic martyrs
11th‑century German Benedictine abbot and bishop of Hildesheim, Cluniac reformer and Catholic saint
French missionary
English Roman Catholic priest and martyr
English Carthusian hermit and Catholic martyr
Patron saint of Ancona
Polish writer
Canadian Catholic religious nun, master of novices and saint (1840-1912)
Lithuanian noble, Roman Catholic Church monk, blessed
Italian monk
Martyr and saint
English Brigittine monk and Roman Catholic Martyr
English Carthusian martyr
Austrian Catholic martyr and saint
Italian Roman Catholic lay young woman and blessed (1961-1984)
British priest
English Reformation Catholic priest and martyr (born Thomas Green, alias Richard Reynolds)
Italian Capuchin and Blessed
Spanish priest
Christian saint
hermit
bishop of Trier
founder of the Congregation of Christian Brothers
Archbishop of Milan
11th‑century German Benedictine abbot and bishop of Hildesheim, Cluniac reformer and Catholic saint
bishop of Arles
pre-congregation saint
early 4th-century saint
Spanish priest of the Order of Augustinian Recollects and martyr (1871–1936)
German noblewoman, mystic and saint
Spanish Catholic priest
bishop of Jerusalem
French saint and bishop
Italian artisan (1817-1836)
French saint
soldier
superior general of Order of Augustinian Recollects (O.A.R.)
Italian Roman Catholic (1831–1900)
7th-century hermit and saint
Italian saint (1842-1857)
Catholic saint, First Bishop of Quebec
Uruguayan bishop (1813 – 1881), first Roman Catholic bishop of Montevideo and blessed
Ancient Roman saint
Italian Roman Catholic nun (1813-1887)
first abbot of Wilten abbey, Tyrol (c. 1100-1142)
monk and saint of the Greek Orthodox church
Christian martyr and saint
Spanish saint
Italian monk and abbot
Christian martyr
5th-century archbishop of Milan
Italian priest (1818–1902)
Greek Catholic priest, later Russian Orthodox priest and protopresbyter; Eastern Orthodox saint (1854-1909)
Polish priest (1915–1941)
Gaulish bishop
member of the Flavian dynasty, wife of Clemens
Christian saints martyred in the 4th century
German princess, Hungarian queen consort and Roman Catholic blessed
8th‑century Anglo‑Saxon bishop of Hexham and York, early medieval English saint
early Christian female saint, associated with sites in County Cork
French beatified nun (1684-1759)
Syrian priest
Saint and educational pioneer
Bishop of Salona
7th-century Italian Benedictine monk
saint
Christian saint
Italian saint
Desert Father
pope
pope
Belgian missionary
Catholic monk (1937-1996)
founder of the Roman Catholic congregation of the Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus(1815-1894)
Bishop of Bourges
Bishop of Vienne and missionary
Spanish nun
Irish saint
French bishop
Irish Saint
Frankish Saint
English theologian and anchoress
Spanish religious (1834–1899)
French nun and nurse of New France (1632-1668)
Christian missionary to the Slavs
French monk in Algeria, martyr, blessed (1944-1996)
Roman Catholic abbot and bishop
Beatified American Sister of Charity (1901–1927)
German Roman Catholic nun (1882–1913)
Christian martyr
missionary, bishop and saint
Romanian bishop
4th-century Hispano‑Roman soldier, Christian saint, martyred under the Diocletian persecution
Apostle of Switzerland
French saint
Irish abbot and monastic saint
Venezuelan Religious Sister, foundress and saint of the Catholic Church
Italian bishop who is venerated as a saint
Bavarian sister, educator (1797–1879)
co-founder, with Vincent de Paul, of the Daughters of Charity (1591-1660)
female Welsh saint
3rd century Catholic bishop
Cardenal de Ostia
Benedictine lay brother in England, a Catholic martyr of the Popish Plot allegations
Spanish abbot
Catholic saints
saint
Dominican friar, archbishop, and saint
Christian saint
daughter of Azzo VI of the Este family by his second wife, Sophia Eleanor
Saint and martyr
Irish monk
Irish saint, founder of the monastery at Bangor
19th century Belgian Roman Catholic priest and saint (1840–1889)
Roman martyrs
Bosnian-Croatian academic, Catholic layperson, writer, schoolteacher, polyglot and blessed of the Catholic Church (1896–1928)
Spanish priest, Doctor of the Church
Hermit and pilgrim
Catholic cardinal
saint martyred 362, during the reign of Julian
saint 7th century
apostle of Jesus
Carolingian saint
Roman Catholic saint
4th-century Hispano‑Roman soldier, Christian saint, martyred under the Diocletian persecution
Italian archbishop
Christian priest and saint
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Spanish priest (1901-1927)
Christian martyr
Christian martyred 305
Jesuit priest and missionary
Burgundian saint
Sardinian saint
Anatolian saint (Acts of the Apostles)
French abbot of Cluny (c.906–994)
Argentine Roman Catholic franciscan friar, bishop anche blessed
Bishop of Vienne
Eastern Orthodox martyr
Benedictine Abbot of Cluny (c.962–1049)
Hungarian Roman Catholic religious sister (1899–1944)
Breton saint of the 5th century
French Catholic priest
Count of Hainaut and Frankish saint
Archbishop of Canterbury
bishop of Metz
Catholic bishop, Beatus, 2nd Prelate of the Opus Dei
Italian bishop
Spanish saint
patroness of First Holy Communicants
Portuguese saint (1452-1490)
(d. 1539) English Augustinian, Catholic saint and martyr
20th‑century Croatian Capuchin priest, Catholic saint, apostle of Christian unity and patron of confessors
Roman Christian martyrs
Roman Catholic saint
saint
Merovingian saint
Roman Catholic bishop
6th-century French saint and abbess
christian martyrs
Franciscan tertiary
monk and diplomat
catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint
Italian saint (1837-1881)
Saint Archbishop Of Milan
4th century bishop and saint
Franciscan (friar minor) and reformer
Catholic cardinal, saint, and Doctor of the Church
Christian martyr and deacon, Catholic saint
Greek saint
Armenian saint and bishop of Maastricht (Netherlands)
bishop of Langres
Roman saint
Italian priest
Christian martyr
Welsh saint
bishop of Toulouse
christian saints
bishop of Clermont
Portuguese Dominican scholar
Egyptian saint
martyr in Sardinia with siblings Justina and Henedina
Christian martyrs killed in 130
religious figure of the Christian faith
Irish saint, abbot of Rahan
Roman saint and martyr (died c. 257)
saint
pair of Christian martyrs
Christian martyr
Catholic martyr and saint
Anglo-Saxon noble and patron saint of Oxford, England
Norwegian martyr, saint patron of Oslo
Christian saint
Spanish saint
Spanish farmer and saint
American Hindu leader (1939–1977)
Christian martyr
saint, martyr
bishop of Autun
German saint
Iranian catholic priest (C.E.400–C.E.418)
Polish Jesuit, saint of the Catholic Church
Irish monastic saint
5-6th-century abbot, confessor, and Welsh saint
Bishop of Toulouse
bishop of Amiens
Italian Catholic saint, priest, social advocate and religious founder (1872-1940)
Christian martyrs
Bishop of Auxerre
Bishop of Terni
bischop of Calama and friend of Augustine
12th Century Saint
English hermit
Italian bishop-saint
Romanian diplomat and writer
Italian martyr and Blessed (1919–1935)
Welsh saint
Italian saint (1846–1929)
Catholic priest (1899-1952)
Hungarian bishop (1887-1952)
New Testament character (Romans 16)
saint
Spanish friar (1540-1592)
catholic saint
Saint and martyr
German Roman Catholic nun (1883–1918)
12th-century Swedish King and Saint
Roman Catholic saint
Spanish chemist, educator (1916-1975)
pope
Patriarch of Constantinople
pope
saint
Italian Augustinian and saint
8th-century Northumbrian scholar, clergyman, poet, and teacher
13th‑century Italian hermit and founder of the Celestines, Catholic saint, first pope to resign
Italian Capuchin (1668-1750)
Prince of Moscow
Archbishop of Canterbury and saint
Spanish saint (1812–1875)
Italian Beatified nun (1915–1950)
Breton priest and saint (1253-1303)
founder of the Carmelite Sisters of Charity
Crimean Gothic Greek Orthodox Metropolitan bishop of Doros, and rebel leader
Franciscan missionary (1848-1924)
Spanish missionary
1st/2nd century Roman martyr and saint
Malagasy missionary (1856-1919)
Polish religious sister (1876-1961)
Egyptian saint and martyr
Ancient Roman saint
French saint
Italian religious (1219-1246)
Saint and king of East Anglia
6th-century Bishop of Brescia
Italian saint (1846-1912)
Bishop of Bourges
martyr
Italian Franciscan and saint (1380–1444)
Italian Dominican tertiary nun
Argentinian nun (1897–1932)
Lithuanian duke, ruler of the Pskov Republic, Eastern Orthodox saint (1240–1299)
4th-century bishop of Cagliari, Sardinia
1st‑century Lydian merchant of purple cloth, Christian saint, early European convert to Christianity mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles
French priest and Catholic saint
legendary Roman Christian figures
saint and martyr
ancient Roman physician and Christian martyr
Italian saint
Egyptian monk
Brazilian martyr (1908–1924)
Mexican martyr (1898–1927)
French Roman Catholic bishop and saint (1782-1861)
Russian saint
Roman emperor from 306 to 337 and first to convert to Christianity (272–337)
Roman Catholic nun and abbess
English merchant and saint
saint, first wife of Roman emperor Constantius Chlorus, and mother of Emperor Constantine the Great (250-330)
German mystic
French Master of the Dominican Order (1832–1916)
Russian saints
Portuguese saint
Spanish priest
Mexican layman killed during the Cristero War. Catholic Saint (1898-1926)
6th‑century Welsh bishop and Christian saint active during the Age of the Saints in Wales
Murdered Italian mayor and saint
Saint Théobald de Vienne, également connu sous le nom de Thibaud, était l'archevêque de Vienne de 970 après JC jusqu'à sa mort en 1001 après JC.
(1071-1129)
saint and martyr
legendary wife of Macsen Wledig (Magnus Maximus) who brought the ideas of Martin of Tours to Wales
Jesuit missionary and martyr
English Franciscan friar and martyr (1471–1538)
Carthaginian martyr
Italian Catholic nun and foundress (1789-1868)
Vietnamese mandarin official (1808–1857)
Spanish missionary
Gallo-Roman saint
Italian saint
saint in the Catholic and Orthodox church
Italian saint, abbess
frankish warrior, saint and pilgrim
King of Kings of Georgia from 1125 to 1156
Catholic bishop
bishop of Vienne
Bishop of Naples
Saints hermit monks from Nursia from the 6th century
Greek Orthodox saint
Belgian monk and nobleman
Italian religious
one of the women present at the crucifixion of Jesus
Bishop Synnada
Christian martyr
Scottish saint
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
Eastern Orthodox saints; martyrs
Lliones abbot, bishop and saint
German mystic
Spanish missionary
Canadian Catholic prelate, blessed (1824–1901)
Teacher of the Church of Antioch
title of Mary
6th century French bishop
French-Egyptian saint
Christian Saint
5th-century saint and theologian
abbot of Malmesbury Abbey, bishop of Sherborne, Latin poet
Anglo-Saxon monk, writer and saint (672/3–735)
Martyr and saint (1869–1927)
Archbishop of Milan (4th c.)
French saint
Pope of the Catholic Church from 1073 to 1085
Birmanese Roman catholic catechist, blessed
Founder of the Society of the Sacred Heart
Italian Carmelite mystic and saint (1566-1607)
Italian presbyter
Bishop of Evreux
Italian saint
3rd‑century Roman bishop of Rome, Catholic saint, pope during the reign of Alexander Severus
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and blessed
6th-century missionary, archbishop, and saint
Greek priest
bishop of Rome from c. 174 to 189
Bishop of Venice and saint
Mariana de Jesus
Dominican bishop and martyr saint (1680-1747)
16th‑century Italian priest and spiritual director, Catholic saint, key Counter‑Reformation reformer and founder of the Congregation of the Oratory
Christian apologist and saint
bishop of Vienne and saint
6th-century missionary, archbishop, and saint
Georgian saint
Chancellor of Italy and Prince-Bishop of Würzburg
Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Bishop of Liege and saint
English priest (1565-1590)
Slovenian writer, poet and blessed (1923-1943)
Welsh hermit and patron saint of hares
Roman saint and martyr
Eastern Orthodox saint
Polish Roman Catholic archbishop and blessed (1858-1941)
6th-century missionary, archbishop, and saint
Bishop of Paris
Spanish bishop and saint
Prior of Bec, Archbishop of Canterbury and Roman Catholic blessed
French Catholic priest
English peeress, daughter of George, Duke of Clarence (1473-1541)
Italian nun and Venerated Catholic
bishop of Florence
catholic religious figure
Count of Toulouse and saint
martyr and saint
nun who helped lead travellers on pilgrimages
catholic saint
Italian nun (1901-1927)
mythical founder of the monastery of San Juan de la Peña
Frank monk, bishop and saint
French Catholic missionary (1831-1914)
anchorite
Saint (died 346)
3rd-century bishop of Besançon
pope of the Catholic Church from 1963 to 1978 (1897–1978)
English Catholic martyr
Italian Seminarian (1931–1945)
Greek-Roman saint
bishop of Milan
Christian martyrs
Greek saint
Roman Catholic missionary and saint (1865–1939)
mythical founder of the monastery of San Juan de la Peña
Serbian saint
saint
bishop of Pavia
Italian priest (1866–1932)
wife of Basil the Elder and mother of several influential early Christians
13th-century saint and king of Castile, Leon and Galicia
Roman Catholic saint and bishop of Potenza
Christian saint, first bishop of Liège (c.656-727)
Dominican priest and ascetic
French folk heroine (1412–1431), military leader who crowned Charles VII and Roman Catholic saint, canonized 500 years after her death
English Catholic priest and martyr
French nun (1878-1897)
Polish Roman Catholic nun (1874–1904)
Christian priest, martyr and saint
East Anglian saint
group of Catholic martyrs who died from 1791-1888, recognized in 2014
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Christian martyr
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, Roman catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Chinese catholic priest and missionary sent to Korea, martyr, catholic blessed
Korean Roman Catholic martyr
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Italian religious (1778–1866)
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Benedictine abbess (ca. 1125–1160)
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed (1759 – 1791)
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed (1739 - 1814)
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
2nd-century Christian martyr
Roman Catholic saint
Bishop of Toulouse
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Korean martyr, catholic blessed
Italian Benedictine hermit and saint
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