Saints and blesseds with feast days in June
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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founder of the Roagationist Fathers (1851–1927)
English saint
5th-century hermit of Lérins
bishop of Vienne, France
Patron saint of Urbino
Catholic and Eastern Orthodox martyrs, patron saints of Arona, Italy
Russian priest (1880–1938)
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and blessed (1839–1905)
15th century Italian saint
English politician and Roman Catholic martyr
2nd century CE Christian apologist and martyr
saint and martyr
3rd century bishop
Irish saint
Soviet deacon (1883-1938)
German-Italian saint and hermit
Mercian king and saint
Irish missionary and monk
Christian saint and martyr
Christian martyr
Romanian bishop
2nd century Gallic Christian martyr
Welsh saint
Italian saint, Clarissa, mystic and humanist (1548-1524)
Christian saint and martyr
pope
Italian priest
Romanian Greek-Catholic bishop (1880-1959)
Romanian Greek-Cathlic bishop and martyr (1907–1953)
Cardinal, Romanian Greek-Catholic Bishop of Cluj-Gherla, Martyr and Blessed (1885-1970)
Lao Christian Martyr, Blessed
martyr killed in 304 AD
persecution of Christians in Lugdunum, Gaul (c.177)
exorcist (-304)
2nd century bishop of Lyon and saint
Romanian Greek-Catholic bishop and blessed (1904–1955)
Romanian Greek-catholic bishop and martyr (1875-1952)
Romanian Greek-Catholic bishop (1899-1950)
Ugandan Roman Catholic saint (1869–1886)
abbot
Ugandan Roman Catholic martyr
Italian Roman Catholic priest
Ugandan catholic martyr
saint and second wife of the Frankish king Clovis I
French saint
saint, first wife of Roman emperor Constantius Chlorus, and mother of Emperor Constantine the Great (250-330)
Metropolitan of Thessaloniki, 1749-1821
Ugandan Roman Catholic martyr (1860–1885)
Ugandan Catholic Martyr
Spanish monk
Ugandan catechist and martyr (1865–1886)
Irish saint
saint, a 6th c. lawyer in Orleans in France, who founded the monastery of Meung-sur-Loire
Patriarch of Alexandria from 312 to 313
Benedictine monk
Youngest Ugandan Roman Catholic martyr (1872-1886)
Portuguese bishop
group of humans
Christian saint
Polish catholic priest (1882-1942)
early Christian martyr
Roman Catholic saint (1848-1923)
Italian priest (1881–1943)
Italian Catholic priest
Italian Poor Clare nun
Italian archbishop
figure described in the Gospel of John; sister of Lazarus and Martha, living in the village of Bethany near Jerusalem
Bishop of Byzantium from 306 to 314
5th‑century Welsh‑Breton abbess, Christian saint, founder of a double monastery in Brittany, and reputed protector of women and the poor
4th century Christian theologian and priest
Italian Franciscan preacher
Italian Roman Catholic priest, martyr, and saint
Bishop, martyr and saint
Roman era saint
Armenian saint
Welsh prince and Christian saint
Orthodox saint from Thrace
German saint martyred in 907
6th-century Irish saint who missionized in Cornwall
Roman Catholic saint
bishop of Vienne
Romanian Orthodox schemanun and saint (1970–2014)
infante of the Kingdom of Portugal (1402–1443)
Italian monk
French bishop and saint
Polish religious (1828-1905)
German Catholic priest (750–754)
8th‑century Anglo‑Saxon bishop and missionary, Catholic saint and martyr, known as the ‘Apostle to the Germans’
Welsh saint
Spanish saint
Archbishop of Sens
crystian martyrs
Roman Catholic bishop
Egyptian monk
roman catholic bishop
French abbot and bishop
Archbishop of Milan
Christian nuns and martyrs
Italian Catholic saint
Irish priest and scholar from Connacht
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and blessed
Italian presbyter
Italian religious, martyr and blessed
12th‑century German bishop and founder of the Premonstratensians, Catholic saint, reformer of clergy and defender of the Eucharist
Italian resistance fighter (1907-1944)
Catholic bishop and saint (1878–1938)
Breton & Cornish saint
Christian martyr killed under Diocletian
Breton saint
Christian martyr
Spanish Discalced Carmelite nun (1550-1626)
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and saint (1789 – 1846)
5th-century saint
Irish abbot and saint
prince of the Obotrite confederacy
Saint of the Roman Catholic Church
French Roman Catholic nun (1834–1889)
4th‑century Galatian innkeeper and martyr, Christian saint, sheltered persecuted Christians during the Diocletianic persecution
Italian Dominican nun
French bishop and saint
Merovingian saint
Hungarian Catholic layman, martyr and Blessed Catholic (1914–1953)
French Jesuit missionary (1838–1896)
20th‑century Indian Syro‑Malabar nun and foundress, Catholic saint, known for stigmata and family apostolate
Noble and Religious of the Good Shepherd, best known for having influenced Pope Leo XIII to make the consecration of the world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. (1863–1899)
bishop of Vermandois
Italian religious (1882-1958)
bishop of Rouen
saint and hermit
British Roman Catholic archbishop and saint
Martyr and saint
Beatified Italian (1769-1837)
6th‑century Gaelic Irish missionary monk, Christian saint, pioneer of Celtic Christianity in Scotland and “Apostle of the Picts”
Roman Catholic saint
Ukrainian saint
Spanish Jesuit missionary (1534-1597)
Russian saint
Christian saint, virgin and martyr
saints
Roman Catholic Bishop of Andria (Italy) and saint
North African bishop during the latter Roman Empire
Welsh saint
bishop of Petra
Polish Roman Catholic archbishop of Gniezno, monk and saint
Catholic bishop and saint (5th century)
Dominican nun
Belgian priest (1890-1924)
German friar (1867-1946)
early 4th century Roman saint
Russian saint
Christian martyr and saint
Italian hermit
Dominican friar, cardinal, writer and poet
French bishop and saint
9th-century German abbot said to have died as a martyr
Christian deacon and martyr
Christian saint (1855–1900)
5th‑century Sicilian teenage virgin and martyr, Christian saint, venerated in Palermo and Tunis
bishop of Prusia
1st-century Cypriot Jewish apostle and missionary, Christian saint, companion of St. Paul and founder of the Cypriot Church
Christian apostle and martyr
Armenian Catholic archbishop, martyr and saint
Spanish Augustinian friar, priest and saint
Italian priest (1650-1724)
Russian saint and surgeon (1877-1961)
nun (1844-1910)
Bishop of Naples
Italian Camaldolese monk and saint
Italian Roman Catholic nun
Archbishop of Bremen
Spanish Roman Catholic nun (1815–1876)
Cistercian laysister and leper
Princess of Hungary and Duchess of Poland, later abbess
roman Catholic martyrs in Poland during WWII
Polish priest (1903-1942)
Polish priest (1898-1942)
early Christian bishop of Epiphaneia in Cilicia
Polish priest (1882–1942)
Polish Roman Catholic priest (1880–1943)
Polish catholic priest (1890–1943)
Polish priest (1915–1941)
Polish nun and physician (1885–1942)
Polish Catholic priest (1896-1941)
Polish Catholic martyr
Polish priest (1889-1940)
Polish Roman Catholic seminarian and martyr (1915–1942)
Irish saint of the 7th century
Polish Catholic priest
Polish Catholic priest, blessed (1885–1942)
Polish priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1906–1942)
Polish resistance fighter and Roman Catholic martyr (1919–1942)
Polish resistance fighter and Roman Catholic martyr (1919–1942)
Polish Capuchin friar, priest, and martyr (1906–1942)
Polish Capuchin friar, priest, and martyr (1912–1942)
Polish Catholic priest
Polish anti-Nazi resistance fighter
Polish priest and cleric (1889–1942)
Polish priest (1911–1943)
Italian presbyter
Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1904–1941)
Polish Catholic priest, blessed of the Catholic Church (1888−1942)
Austrian politician and blessed (1883-1933)
Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed (1885–1942)
Polish Roman Catholic priest (1904-1943)
Polish beatified person
Polish priest (1883-1942)
Polish Roman Catholic priest and martyr (1890–1940)
Polish priest (1910–1941)
Polish Roman Catholic priest and martyr (1910–1940)
Polish priest (1905–1942)
Polish priest (1890-1942)
Polish priest and catholic priest (1916–1944)
Polish Catholic priest
Polish Catholic priest, Franciscan, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1909–1943)
Pope of the Catholic Church from 795 to 816 (born 750–816)
Italian saint
Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1904–1941)
venerated Polish priest (1905–1940)
Polish priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1908–1942)
Catholic martyr of World War II (1881–1942)
Italian Roman Catholic professed religious of the Discalced Carmelites (1884–1949)
Polish catholic nun (1890-1943)
Polish nun and Catholic saint (1879–1942)
Polish Catholic priest (1903-1940)
Polish martyr (1888–1943)
Polish presbyter (1885-1940)
Catholic martyr (1875-1942)
Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed (1904–1942)
Catholic priest from Poland (1877-1942)
Friesian monk and saint
8th-century Byzantine monk and hermit, Orthodox saint, pioneering hermit of Mount Athos
Polish scientist
Christian martyr
Anglo-Saxon Roman Catholic monk, bishop and martyr
Polish Verbist, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1898–1940)
priest of the diocese of Lublin (1896-1942)
Polish officer, social activist, blessed (1895–1941)
Polish presbyter (1898-1941)
Polish Capuchin friar and martyr (1888–1942)
martyr and bishop of Assisi
Polish priest (1869-1940)
Polish clergyman, martyr, blessed (1908–1944)
Polish officer (1892–1942)
Roman Catholic priest (1902–1943)
Franciscan saint, Doctor of the Church (1195–1231)
Christian child saint
saint
6th-century bishop and Christian saint
Irish saint
Irish virgin who was known for working miracles
4th century Christian martyr and saint
Italian Roman Catholic priest, founder and blessed (1901–1969)
Older brother of Bernard of Clairvaux
Welsh saint
Biblical Prophet who came after Elijah
Spanish monk (0830-0853)
saint and martyr
4th century Christian bishop; first historically-attested bishop of Naples
Italian Catholic priest, Venerated Catholic
beatified Brazilian person
French abbot
abbot
one of the seventy disciples
Brazilian blessed (1919–1931)
Italian presbyter (1827–1886)
8th-century BCE Israelite biblical prophet, Christian saint, traditionally linked to the Book of Amos
Christian theologian, philosopher, and saint (354–430)
French priest and saint
Christian martyrs
Italian missionary
Welsh saint
saint
Premonstratensian Prince-Bishop of Ratzeburg and saint
4th and 5th-century Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint and Doctor of the Church
French saint
French saint
Welsh saint
French saint and archbishop
bishop and saint
9th-century Italian bishop and martyr, Catholic saint, patron of Carrara and bishop of Luni
Catholic Saint
Welsh saint
Christian martyr
pair of Christian martyrs
Roman catholic saint
Martyrs and saints
Saint
Welsh 6th c. saint
French Jesuit priest
Flemish saint
Swiss nun (1825-1888)
Christian saint martyred in 304, mother of Saint Cyricus
christian bishop
Italian bishop
Egyptian monk
couple of christian martyrs
English abbot and saint
Italian bishop
Monk and hermit
Czech Roman Catholic priest (1920–1952)
saint
Bishop of Ferns
5th c. Welsh and Cornish saint
Catholic saints
Beatified French Trappist monk (1878–1903)
Italian saint
Breton saint
Queen of León (1178 – 1250)
Irish saint
Czech Roman Catholic priest (1912–1951)
Frankish saint
French bishop
eremite monk venerated by the Orthodox and the Catholic churches
saint
German Benedictine visionary
Roman Catholic saint
Roman soldier and Christian martyr
5th century Byzantine saint
Legendary Brabantian pious woman
Northumbrian princess
Italian Dominican tertiary
Blessed frate hospitaller (....-1271)
Bishop of Nevers
Italian Roman Catholic religious and blessed (1895–1961)
Christian saints and martyrs
French bishop
bishop of Le Mans and Christian saint
one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus; traditionally identified with Jude the brother of Jesus
Italian nun
Italian Franciscan tertiary, mystic, blessed of the Catholic Church (1300–1356)
French jesuit, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1847-1900)
Bulgarian clergyman
founder of the Camaldolese order
English Catholic priest and martyr
French saint, archbishop and missionary (c.910–981)
Spanish missionary
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Cashel
Irish Jesuit lay brother and martyr
Portuguese missionary (1568-1626)
Benedictine monk
English Jesuit and Catholic martyr
English Jesuit
Bishop of Sées
Lady Mayoress of Dublic and Catholic martyr
German nun and mystic
Christian bishop and martyr
Byzantine mystic
Christian saint (died c.151)
Irish Benedictine monk
pope
English missionary
Korean Jesuit catechist martyred in Japan
English Jesuit
Polish Catholic priest, missionary and beati (1904–1974)
Abbot, hermit, monk
Missionary and martyr
Italian aristocrat and Jesuit seminarian and saint
Christian saint
English Benedictine missionary
English Roman Catholic martyr
4th-century Christian martyr and saint
biblical figure mentioned in the Gospel according to Luke; sometimes identified with Lazarus of Bethany in the Gospel according to John
Breton saint
French priest
Roman-Catholic saint, bishop of Roda-Barbastro
Bengali poet and disciple of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
4th century Catholic saint
Russian saint
185th Pope of the Catholic Church
English Roman Catholic cardinal and saint (c. 1469–1535)
bishop of Naples
Russian saint
archbishop of Aquileia
Bishop of Remesiana
Christian bishop and saint
British protomartyr
group of legendary saints
English statesman, lawyer and philosopher (1478–1535)
cousin once removed of emperors Titus and Domitian
Abbess of Ely
saint martyred in 258
Child saint venerated in the Russian Orthodox Church
Frankish saint
Italian priest and social reformer (1811-1860)
Russian saints
Italian nun (1861-1945)
Belgian saint
Benedictine monk
Belgian presbyter
soldier
saint
1st-century Jewish itinerant preacher (Bible)
Chinese priest, martyr, Catholic saint
Mexican Catholic nun and saint (1878-1963)
Bishop of Remesiana
saint matyred under Maximian
Irish or Scottish Christian missionary and martyr
group of pre-congregation saints
German missionary and saint, active in Jutland, Denmark
Northumbrian Anglo-Saxon missionary (650-800)
Hermitess and visionary
patron saint of Jaca (Spain)
nun and saint
Princess Consort of the Principality of Murom and Russian saint
5th century bishop
Irish missionary in Scotland
Prince and Princess Consort of the Principality of Murom (1203-1228) and Russian saints
Prince of the Principality of Murom and Russian saint
5th-century Roman Christian writer
Bishop of Reggio Emilia
Roman martyr in Egypt in 363 AD
King of Brittany
bishop of Treviso (1863–1936)
Carthusian prior
hermits and saints
bishop
Lebanese catholic priest (1875-1954)
4th-century Christian martyrs
Mexican saint (1888–1927)
Spanish priest, writer and Catholic saint
Carmelite Order nun, blessed in 2008
10th-century Spanish saint
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Roman saint from what is now France (445 – c. 515)
Merovingian Saint, bishop and martyr (7th-8th century)
bishop, martyr and saint
Polish saint from Lwow (1845–1920)
Italian saint
figure in New Testament; missionary in Galatia who became a companion of Paul
Solovetsky wonderworker - Russian Orthodox saint, reverend. Lived in the C.E.15th century in the village of Suma (now Sumsky Posad). He was tonsured at the Solovetsky Monastery.
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Carinthian princess, founder of Catholic churches and monasteries, and saint (c.980-1045)
Georgian saint (1855–1918)
King of Hungary from 1077 to 1095
Exarch of the Russian Catholic Church (1879-1935)
French religious (1820-1885)
Canonized Catholic laywoman (1815-1879)
beatified Italian nun (1881–1951)
Gallic nun
Spanish saint
Byzantine saint
story in Christian folklore and the Qur'an
Beatified Ukrainian martyr (1889-1941)
Ukrainian (1907–1946)
Ukrainian beatified person (1906–1941)
legendary martyr of the Theban Legion, venerated as a saint in the area of Trino Vercellese, in Piedmont, north-west Italy
Cornish saint
German priest
Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishopo and blessed (1896-1973)
English martyr
pope (700-767)
Christian martyr
Eastern Orthodox saint venerated for his role in the restoration of the veneration of icons
Ukrainian catholic priest (1893-1964)
Italian saint (1784-1847)
Late 2nd/early third century bishop of Lyon
Bishop of Narni
Welsh saint
Corinthian baptized by Paul, according to 1 Corinthians 1:14
archbishop of Cologne
Carinthian princess, founder of Catholic churches and monasteries, and saint (c.980-1045)
apostle of Jesus Christ
saint and bishop
Egyptian monk (-368)
Welsh saint
German Cistercian monk, Bishop of Osnabrück and saint
Russian Grand Prince
Christian apostle and martyr
Christian martyr
Bishop of Le Mans (587-623)
Christians martyred in 64
Italian Roman Catholic priest, founder and blessed (1901–1969)
Beatified Italian priest (1702-1744)
3rd Century saint
12th‑century German bishop and missionary, Catholic saint, mediator during the Investiture Controversy and known as the ‘Apostle of Pomerania‘
Catholic martyr and saint, protector from storms and patron of vineyards
Saint of the Roman Catholic Church
3rd century founding bishop of Limoges
French hermit-saint
King of Armenia and Saint
Ukrainian Greek-Catholic bishop and martyr (1903–1973)
Ukrainian priest and martyr (1903–1941)
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