Saints and blesseds with feast days in July
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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Italian philosopher and priest (1797–1855)
Italian nun, co-foundress, blessed
French hermit and catholic saint
bishop of Vienne, France
Welsh pre-congregational saint
bishop of Vienne, France
French priest
Christian martyr in Britain, traditionally British
Christian missionary
Guatemalan missionary and martyr
bishop of Vienne
Maltese writer (1813–1865)
French saint and bishop
Saint and Knight Hospitaller
Irish archbishop, martyr and saint; (1629-1681)
6th-century monk and hermit who inhabited a cave beneath the walls of Angoulême for forty-four years
Scottish saint
twins and early Christian martyrs born in Arabia
abbot of Saint-Thierry Abbey
Italian missionary
Italian Jesuit
Beatified french Nun (1876–1904)
French Jesuit priest (1606-1683)
Benedictine abbot
legendary 1st-century Christian martyrs
christian saint
Welsh saint
French Roman Catholic bishop, pseudocardinal and blessed
Prince of Moldavia from 1457 to 1504
3rd-century Catholic saint
bishop of Syracuse
Bishop of Ravenna
French saint
Welsh-born Breton saint
saint
bishop of Altinum and saint
Christian martyr
pope
saint
4th-century Welsh saint
Chanter and canon
one of the Twelve Apostles in the New Testament
Italian bishop and saint (1103 – 1173)
French abbess
French nun (1754-1836)
Italian presbyter, franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1873-1900)
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Queen of Portugal (1271-1336)
- 4 JulyFrontasius, Severinus, Severianus and SilanusFrontasius, Severinus, Severianus et SilanusSaintOpen on Wikidata
Roman martyrs killed under Claudius
Irish Roman Catholic martyr
English Jesuit priest and martyr
Polish saint
Archbishop of Seville
Italian nun (1877-1957)
mother of Simeon Stylites the Younger
Bishop of Ramsbury; Archbishop of Canterbury
Italian Dominican tertiary and social activist (1901–1925)
Czech abbot (end of 10th century-1053)
German bishop and saint (890–973)
Christian bishop and martyr, 4th century
Italian saint
6c Welsh-Breton saint
5th-century pre-Congregational saint and Prince of Scotland
English Roman Catholic martyr
9th-century Byzantine Christian theologians and missionaries
bishop and saint
Italian monk
martyr saint
nun
priest and hermit
Flemish saint
Saint of Russian Orthodox Church
Italian saint
Polish noblewoman, religious foundress and saint, editor (1863-1922)
nun (1889–1943)
5th century deacon and first bishop of Ireland
5th-century Welsh saint
legendary saint and vicarius in Roman Gaul during the reign of Diocletian
bishop
Ukrainian saint of the Eastern Orthodox Church
queen of King Eorcenberht of Kent, abbess, and saint of the Christian Church (640-699)
English Roman Catholic martyr (1552-1585)
English statesman, lawyer and philosopher (1478–1535)
Anglo-Saxon princess, abbess and saint
Italian Franciscan, missionary, bishop, martyr, Catholic saint (1842-1900)
bishop of Brescia
Christian martyr and saint
pope of the Catholic Church from 1303 to 1304
group of Diocletian martyrs
Irish virgin saint
Spanish saint
Italian Franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1869-1900)
Bishop of Winchester
Polish family executed for sheltering Jews, Righteous Among the Nations, Catholic martyrs and Blesseds
Polish farmer executed for sheltering Jews, Catholic martyr and Blessed
Greek saint
Salesian sister
Catholic priest
Greek Christian theologian (died c.200)
Papuan catholic saint
English martyr
Polish farmer executed for sheltering Jews, Catholic martyr and Blessed (1912-1944)
8th century bishop and saint
pope
hermit
bishop of Toul
French bishop
Irish monk
King of the English (r. 959–975)
pope of the Catholic Church from 1145 to 1153
Princess Consort of the Principality of Murom and Russian saint
Benedictine monk of the Abbey of Saint Bertin
early follower of Francis of Assisi
Belgian saint
Cornish saint
Prince and Princess Consort of the Principality of Murom (1203-1228) and Russian saints
Prince of the Principality of Murom and Russian saint
French presbyter (1670-1740)
late Roman Christian missionary married couple
Irish Christian missionary
German-Irish saint
Irish saint
Norwegian saint
French saint
East Anglian saint
group of Catholic martyrs canonized by John Paul II in 2000
English Roman Catholic martyr and blessed (ca. 1476 - 1539)
Abbot and martyr
Catholic Chinese saint (1821–1856)
Italian missionary priest (1863-1900)
Belgian Franciscan missionary, martyr, Catholic Saint (1872–1900)
French Franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1866–1900)
Dutch Catholic priest and martyr
Catholic Saint (1886–1900)
Young Roman Catholic Chinese, martyre, saint
French nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1866–1900)
Italian Franciscan, missionary, bishop, martyr, Catholic saint (1842-1900)
19th-century French Christian missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
Chinese presbyter
Korean martyr
Italian Roman Catholic missionary and saint (1903–1930)
Italian presbyter, franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1873-1900)
Italian Franciscan, missionary, bishop, martyr, Catholic saint (1839–1900)
Polish priest, blessed of the Catholic Church (1887–1942)
saint
Polish Capuchin friar, priest, and martyr (1906–1942)
Italian Franciscan, missionary, bishop, martyr, Roman Catholic saint (1839–1900)
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
Spanish Dominican friar, martyr and saint (1607-1648)
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
French presbyter
French bishop and saint (1750-1815)
Italian nun (1439-1491)
Italian presbyter
Italian Franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1869-1900)
Christian saint
Italian franciscan friar, missionary, bishop, martyr, Catholic saint (1833-1900)
French catholic priest (1832-1862)
French nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1864–1900)
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
Dominican friar, priest and martyr
Chinese priest, martyr, Catholic saint
Chinese saint
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
French presbyter (1857–1900)
Italian Roman Catholic missionary, bishop and saint (1873–1930)
Italian priest (1817-1897)
Italian nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1875–1900)
Dutch missionary, martyr, Catholic Saint (1866–1900)
Croatian Catholic nun, founder of the Catholic Congregation of the Daughters of Mercy (1892-1966)
catholic saints from China
Chinese laywoman, martyred, saint (1812–1861)
Christian martyrs
Italian nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1872–1900)
French nun, missionary, martyr, Catholic Saint (1866–1900)
Chinese Christian laywoman, martyr (1883–1900)
Christian laywoman, martyr (1840–1900)
Chinese Catholic martyr
French jesuit, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1847-1900)
Dutch Franciscan friar and martyr
Patroness of Colombia
hieromartyr, bishop of Taormina
French priest (1847-1900)
Chinese priest, martyr, Catholic saint
Dominican bishop and martyr saint (1680-1747)
Chinese Roman Catholic, martyred, saint
Catholic saint (1881–1900)
French priest (1852-1900)
Christian laywoman, martyr, saint
Austro-Hungarian immigrant to Brazil, foundress and saint
French Franciscan, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint (1858–1900)
French Franciscan, martyr, saint (1858-1900)
Capuchin mystic (1660-1727)
Lotharingian noble woman
Christian saint and martyr
King of Denmark from 1080 to 1086
Irish saint and founder of Kilcowan church, County Wexford
Spanish missionary
was a monk of the Order of the Lesser Observant Brothers who was killed by the Druze because he refused to convert to Islam
Georgian monk, religious writer, theologian and translator (1009-1065)
group of christians, martyred in Damascus in 1860
Spanish missionary
Christian saint martyred in 250
bishop and saint
Spanish beatified martyr
founder of Christian monasticism, founder of the Benedictine order (480–547)
Welsh saint
Founder and abbot of the monastery of Old Deer in Aberdeenshire
Benedictine abbot
Danish provost and canon
martyr and saint
princess of Kiev, Orthodox saint (c. 890–925)
pope
8th century saint
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Swiss saint
English martyr
Abbot of Crowland
Vietnamese Christian woman, saint
Italian abbot and saint
Greek Eastern Orthodox monk and Saint (1924-1994)
couple of saints
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop, missionary and saint
Italian Roman Catholic saint
Welsh Franciscan friar and Catholic martyr
Georgian monk
Abbot and saint
father of Saint Thérèse de Lisieux, spouse of and Marie-Azélie Guérin (1823-1894)
parents of Thérèse of Lisiéux, and Roman Catholic Saints
Beatified Japanese person
Christian martyrs
Early Christian apostle and missionary (c. AD 5 – c. 64/65)
first Bishop of Lucca
Italian Roman Catholic cheesemaker, martyr and saint (XII-XIII c.)
Archbishop of Lyon
Slavic saint from the Kingdom of Hungary
Christian martyrs
Beatified Puerto Rican (1918-1963)
Italian Roman Catholic religious and saint (1847–1870)
Luxembourgian noble and saint (978–1039)
Tunisian saint
Italian presbyter (1821–1893)
angel in Abrahamic religions
Iranian saint
Holy Roman Emperor from 1014 to 1024
Italian Dominican friar, archbishop of Genoa and author
Bishop of Le Mans
Colombian Roman Catholic priest (1845-1926)
Anglo-Saxon Abbess
martyr killed under Decius
breton abbot and bishop
ancient Roman saint and bishop
Italian Tertiary Franciscan foundress
Archbishop of Canterbury
Italian priest, nurse and saint
Frankish saint
Archbishop of Canterbury
Spanish missionary and saint
Spanish friar
Bishop of Aquileia
French Dominican friar
5th century Irish Saint
Belgian saint
Greek Orthodox ascetic
Religious of the Order of Malta
German saint
Belgian saint
11th & 12th century Benedictine abbot, lord of Breteuil, and Roman Catholic saint
Christian martyr
19th century French nun
German Catholic priest (1038–1066)
nun and saint
Bishop of Naples
Franciscan, bishop, cardinal, Doctor of the Church, Catholic saint (1221–1274)
Silesian dominican, Christian saint (died 1242)
pair of Christian martyrs
Anglo-Saxon Cluniac monk of the 11th century, Swedish bishop and saint
Eighth-century Scottish saint
Anglo-Saxon abbess
4th-century martyr
Portuguese missionary
Irish Benedictine monk, missionary and saint
Italian priest and catholic saint (1710-1766)
English Roman Catholic bishop of Winchester and saint
Italian bishop
Portuguese Dominican theologian
Silesian dominican, Christian saint (died 1242)
Christian martyr and saint
6th century ascetic hermit, is patron saint of Jersey
Beatified German nun
French saint
sixth-century bishop of Tongeren and Maastricht, revered as a Roman Catholic saint
Belgian saint
7th-century saint
Slavic saint from the Kingdom of Hungary
French nun (1715-1794)
Slavic saint from the Kingdom of Hungary
Iro-Scottish monk patron saint of Austria until 1663
Queen of Aragon and titular Queen of Sicily
Catholic bishop (1923–1976)
8th-century Irish missionary
hermit
Portuguese missionary
Queen of Poland (1384–1399)
saint; (268-287)
pope of the Catholic Church
Italian nun, abbess of the Augustinian monastery of Sant'Andrea in Brunate
Bishop of Pavia
French Carmelite nun and martyr (1765-1794)
5th century Byzantine saint
Carmelite nuns guillotined during the French Revolution and Catholic saints
Armenian saint and archbishop
Greek Catholic Basilian monk (1888-1960)
French Discalced Carmelite nun
martyr; sister of Justa
Mercian monarch and saint
Sister of Saint Ambrose of Milan
Frensh religious sister and martyr
French nun (1752-1794)
saint
Frankish bishop
Abbot of Montecassino
English nun and saint
Dutch bishop and saint
Carthage saint
Christian martyr
Hispano-Roman saint
Bishop of Milan
Indian catholic saint
Egyptian Desert Father
Bishop of Brescia
Italian Catholic monk, abbot and blessed
Welsh saint who settled down in Brittany (c. C.E.485 — c. 565)
Roman saint
Polish saint
Ukrainian Greek Catholic nun (1919–1944)
legendary Christian saint who was venerated in medieval Glasgow, Scotland
Greek saint
Desert Father
saint, nun, and martyr, part of the Martyrs of Córdoba
Frankish Benedictine monk
ancient Roman virgin and martyr
Roman Catholic Bishop of Utrecht and saint
male human biblical figure in Colossians 1:7, observer of the apostle Paul
Judge of Logudoro-Torres
Italian bishop and saint
English martyr
venerated as martyrs
Polish Roman Catholic priest and martyr (1910–1943)
4th-century Roman nun
poet (1335-1405)
Italian Roman Catholic religious man and blessed
Pope from 498 to 514
Monastic reformer
German Roman Catholic bishop of Hildesheim
Biblical prophet
Albanian saint
Spanish religious (1881–1936)
Korean Roman Catholic saint and martyr
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop and martyr (1818-1857)
male human biblical figure in Acts 1:21-26
French presbyter (1857–1900)
bishop, saint
Italian beatified clergyman (1914–1984)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Flemish visionary, ascetic, Dominican penitent and flagellant
saint (275–304) usually shown with a dragon (292–307)
Spanish nun and martyr (1853–1936)
Bishop of Carthage
Italian missionary priest (1863-1900)
Italian Capuchin, saint (1559-1619)
saint
7th-century missionary; Bishop of Strasbourg
Breton saint
Gallo-Roman saint
Abbot of Montfaucon
Italian bishop and saint
bishop of Antioch
Mexican religious (1904-1981)
follower of Jesus (–100)
French Monk
Greek saint
French saint
Slovak Greek catholic bishop (1904–1976), blessed
Swedish nun, mystic, and saint (c.1303–1373)
biblical prophet and main figure of the Book of Ezekiel
Christian monk and theologian
Bishop of La Mans
Roman Catholic nun from Bilbao, Spain
Italian Roman Catholic friar and blessed
Greek philosopher and Father of the Church (c.133–c.190)
Italian Dominican friar and blessed
Benedictine abbot
Lebanese Maronite monk and saint (1828–1898)
Christian martyr
Spanish hermit priest
Irish bishop
Italian Roman Catholic priest
Italian saint
Roman Catholic bishop
christian saint
English Catholic martyr (1544-1594)
Polish royal; later Poor Clare abbess
7th-century British martyr
nun
Spanish nun (1905-1936)
Spanish nun (1877–1936)
Spanish religious (1880–1936)
bishop of Le Mans
saint in the Catholic and Orthodox church
French deaconess and saint
Spanish nun (1909-1936)
Italian Christian bishop, venerated as a saint by the Roman Catholic Church
Italian Franciscan friar and bishop (1682-1752)
Spanish saint
Mexican presbyter (1908–1931)
Martyr of Spain 1936
French saint
French monk and catholic priest (1394-1471)
Archbishop of Milan
Roman Catholic bishop
Catholic priest murdered in Motril in 1936
Spanish Saint, foundress of the Conceptionists Missionaries of the Immaculate Conception of Mary (1848–1911)
French Catholic priest
Bishop of Ferns
Eastern Orthodox saint
Italian Roman Catholic priest
Swiss missionary
Italian Jesuit missionary (1550-1583)
mother of Virgin Mary in Christian and Islamic traditions; unnamed in the New Testament or Quran
saint in the Catholic and Orthodox church
Welsh saint from Llangyndeyrn in Carmarthenshire
one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus
Spanish monk
martyr
Argentinean wine worker; murdered, martyred (1936-1976)
Christian martyr from Vietnam
11th archbishop of Auch (ca. 1000 - 1068)
foundress of the Sisters of Charity of Lovere. (1807–1833)
one of the Seventy Disciples
Maltese Roman Catholic priest (1880–1962)
English martyr and blessed
traditional father of the Virgin Mary
Roman Catholic religious Sister (1890–1945)
martyr and saint
English Dominican priest and martyr (1550-1600)
mother of Virgin Mary in Christian and Islamic traditions; unnamed in the New Testament or Quran
Christian saint and martyr
Armenian Catholic saint
Silvestrine monk (-1270)
Byzantine saint
Christian martyrs
pope
medieval Bulgarian scholar
Italian bishop
Italian saint
bishop of Lescar
4th century saints
Italian Roman Catholic nun (1866-1912)
Italian Roman Catholic nun (1687-1737)
Christian martyr
Italian saint
Christian ascetic saint
Dutch Carmelite friar, Catholic priest, professor of philosophy and saint (1881–1942)
7th-century English saint
early medieval pope (???-417)
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and saint (1821-1858)
soldier, martyr, saint
Christian martyrs
Ancient Roman saint
Christian saint and deacon referred to in the Acts of the Apostles in the Bible
Spanish priest and saint of the Roman Catholic Church (1874–1936)
early Christian saint and bishop
Syro-Malabar Catholic Franciscan Religious Sister
patron saint of Botkyrka
Queen consort of Naples
American priest, Martyr and Blessed (1935–1981)
deacon
Pope and Bishop of Rome from 189 to 199
catholic saint
French Blessed of Catholic Church (1763-1794)
Iranian saint
saint
subject of a prominent miracle of Jesus in the Gospel of John
christian bishop, saint
biblical figure
Chinese laywoman, martyred, saint (1812–1861)
figure described in the Gospel of John; sister of Lazarus and Martha, living in the village of Bethany near Jerusalem
King of Norway from 1015 to 1028
1st-century Roman saint and martyr
Christian saints and martyrs
11th century pope and initiator of the Crusades
Christian martyrs of the 3rd century
Primate of Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch (1226–1286)
founder of the Servants of the Holy Spirit and the Poor. (1867–1949)
priest
Eastern Orthodox saint
1914-1936
20th‑century Croatian Capuchin priest, Catholic saint, apostle of Christian unity and patron of confessors
Bishop of Ravenna
bishop, martyr, saint, patron of Assisi
Mexican Roman Catholic nun (1868-1959)
Christian martyr
Archbishop of Canterbury; Saint
Italian presbyter
English priest and Catholic martyr
Bishop of Auxerre
Spanish author
Saint, Bishop of Milan
5th century Bishop of Auxerre and saint
Swedish saint and patron to what is now Västergötland, in southwest Sweden (ca. 1101 – 1160)
Spanish Catholic priest and theologian (1491–1556)
disciple of Jesus, donated his own prepared tomb for the burial of Jesus
Italian Roman Catholic saint and bishop (1800–1860)
Saint who lived as a monk in Cornwall
Slovak martyr (1916-1955)
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