Saints and blesseds with feast days in September
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.
771 people match. Showing the first 771.
Italian Benedictine nun
Polish blessed
bishop of Aquino in the 6th century, saint
Byzantine saint
13th-century Provençal saint
Northumbrian saint
Italian religious
group of martyrs
Young Brazilian Roman Catholic
Bishop of Sens
French archbishop of Reims
Roman bishop
7th-century Greek hermit and abbot, Catholic saint, one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers
3rd-century Roman saint
Christian ascetic saint
Georgian priest and martyr (1856–1924)
3rd-century French saint and Bishop of Soissons
French saint
Bishop of Todi, martyr
group of saints
Egyptian saint
Bishop of Avignon
Italian religious
French Jesuit ann martyr (1726-1792)
French martyr
Christian saint and martyr
early Christian missionary and martyr
Italian Roman Catholic bishop and blessed
(1739-1792)
Italian sculptor, Franciscan friar and Blessed
French Jesuit
French martyr
bischop of Rennes
Abbot and saint
French martyr
French priest
French Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and politician (1736-1792)
French Jesuit
Irish abbess
French Jesuit
French Jesuit
French Roman Catholic martyred Archbishop of Arles (1738-1792)
Bishop of Lyon and gallic hermit in Egipt
semi-legendary child-martyr
character in legend of Leuven
Italian saint
French Roman Catholic bishop and politician (1744 – 1792)
bishop and saint
Hermit on Mount Carmel
13th-century Swedish Dominican nun and prioress, Catholic saint, founder of Skänninge Abbey
French Roman Catholic saint
French priest
6th-century Merovingian saint and bishop
bishop of the Diocese of Roskilde
7th-century abbot
Bishop of Milan, Italy, 566-567
religious Italian, founder of the Ursuline Sisters of Mary Immaculate
French speleologist (1749-1792)
Spanish missionary
6th-century Roman Pope, theologian and Church Father, Catholic and Orthodox saint, 64th Bishop of Rome and Doctor of the Church
French politician
holy person in the Russian Orthodox Church
French politician
Irish bishop and saint
bishop of Toul
Sammarinese saint
Metropolitan of Pentapolis (1846–1920)
French Jesuit
Christian woman mentioned by the Apostle Paul in Romans 16:1
Benedictine missionary bishop
French Jesuit
French Jesuit
Christian saint and one of the seventy disciples of Jesus
7th-century saint
pope
French bishop and saint
Christian martyr
Italian member of the Third Order of Saint Dominic
Canadian musician, nun and mystic (1897-1929)
Czechoslovak evangelic priest and theologist (1879–1942)
Roman Catholic bishop
Christian martyr
Saxon saint
Swiss presbyter (1563-1618)
Welsh saint
saint of third order of Francis (Franciscan tertiary)
German saint
Italian saint of Palermo, honored for divine intermediation during the plague there
Irish saint and Abbot-Bishop of Ardbraccan
Polish Roman Catholic nun and martyr (1916–1943)
abbot and saint
mother of John the Baptist and the wife of Zacharias/Zachary, according to the Gospel of Luke
Frankish bishop and saint
French priest (1832–1869)
Welsh saint
Italian Roman Catholic nun (1845–1921)
Albanian-Indian Catholic nun and missionary (1910–1997)
martyr
martyr supposedly killed 117 AD
father of John the Baptist; New Testament biblical character
Spanish Catholic priest
Frankish bishop
martyrs
French saint martyr
Welsh saint
Polish noble and Dominican (1897-1944)
missionary saint in southern Germany
archangel in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic teachings
Italian Roman Catholic priest (1882-1969)
Bishop of Hexham
patron saint of Saluzzo, Italy
Frankish monk and bishop
Roman Catholic bishop
Early Christian bishop
bishop of Toul
19th-century Italian Catholic priest
Italian bishop and saint
Polish presbyter (1866–1931)
Martyrd English priest
Italian Benedictine bishop and saint (1040-1105)
Byzantine abbess, poet, composer, and hymnographer
7th-century nun
Croatian priest, martyr and saint
Polish Jesuit, saint, martyr
Russian monk
soldier (0301-0400)
Irish Jesuit
virgin martyr and saint of the Catholic Church
(1582–1619) slovak-hungarian saint
Countess of Flanders (1009–1079)
guard of Roman emperor Galerius (died 306)
saint martyred in 306
second wife of Edwin of Northumbria
Spanish martyr (1867–1936)
8th-century Frankish missionary bishop, Catholic saint, founder and first bishop of Freising
martyr killed under Valerian
pope
title of Mary
6th century Welsh Saint
Dominican theologian
bishop of Therouanne
Irish bishop
German Catholic nun (1914-1955)
French scholar (1813-1853)
Christian martyr
French Roman Catholic missionary in Mauritius (1803-1864)
traditional father of the Virgin Mary
Spanish farmer and saint
Jesuit missionary
Christian martyrs and saints
French presbyter (1803-1861)
mother of Virgin Mary in Christian and Islamic traditions; unnamed in the New Testament or Quran
Christian saint
Wulfhild [St Wulfhild] (d. after 996), abbess of Barking and Horton
Catholic missionaries and followers executed in Japan during the 17th century
Italian bishop
English Benedictine martyr
Bishop of Avranches
Roman Catholic bishop
Irish missionary
Spanish Jesuit
Japanese Roman Catholic martyr
French priest
Egyptian martyr (ca. 300 CE)
Italian saint and mystic
Christian saint
Spanish bishop (0930-1003)
Byzantine empress, wife of Marcian
Walloon Roman Catholic franciscan missionary, martyr and blessed
bishop of Albi in Francia between 574 and 584
Japanese catholic priest
7th-century bishop of Maastricht-Liège
saint
Welsh saint, first bishop of Bangor
Italian Roman Catholic priest
Christian saint and martyr in Zurich
Coptic Orthodox and Roman Catholic saints
Italian Catholic priest (1912–1946)
Italian catholic nun and foundress (1696-1755)
French Vincentian missionary, martyr and saint (1802-1840)
German Catholic priest (1894–1944)
bishop of Toul
franciscan friar proclaimed blessed by the Catholic Church (1620-1684)
Welsh saint
Egyptian saint
bishop of Lyon
French saint and bishop of Lyon
Italian saint
saint
Kentish saint
Bishop of Roda-Barbastro (1097-1104)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1805–1839)
Belgian Christian saint
Irish saint
Spanish nun
Italian politician and religious servant
Spanish beatified missionary
Greek Christian author
beatified Spanish Lasallian (1890-1936)
Irish bishop and king of Munster
Italian saint
Roman politian, Christian martyr and saint
Roman Catholic Bishop and Saint
bishop of Autun
Benedictine saint and Catholic bishop (Sion)
Benedictine monk
saint and martyr from Auvergne
7th-century Italian saint
Anglo-Saxon Abbess and saint
4th-century Roman empress
Bishop and canon lawyer
French bishop and saint (1750-1815)
Roman-Catholic saint and Bishop and founder of the diocese of Tongeren.
Peasant, Apostle of the Poor and Austrian saint
Roman Catholic abbot and bishop
Welsh saint
French architect
catholic bishop
bishop of Toul
Italian author and nurse
sailor and saint
saint
Italian Catholic missionary
Italian beatified priest (1937–1993)
Irish monk and missionary
Roman martyr
Christian martyr
pope Saint (251 to 253)
Bishop of Carthage and Christian writer (c.210-258)
Russian bishops
English nun
Abbess and Roman Catholic saint
Catholic bishop and saint
Christian saint martyred under Diocletian
Spanish Dominican lay brother
Catholic cardinal
2nd-century Christian martyr and saint
Roman Catholic bishop
duchess of Bohemia
Child saint
head of the Catholic Church and ruler of the Papal States from 1086 to 1087
French hermit
Patron saint
Austrian priest (1852-1929)
Irish saint
martyr and patron saint of Merther
9th-century Spanish Christian saint and martyr
Normandy Saint
German Benedictine abbess, polymath, mystic and Doctor of Church (1098–1179)
bishop of Maastricht (635-705)
Hermit, abbot, and bishop
Italian martyr (1940-2006)
Roman Catholic bishop
Spanish canon regular and inquisitor
Catholic cardinal, saint, and Doctor of the Church
French saint (born c. 595)
saint
Christian martyrs
saint
Polish Roman Catholic priest and saint
Bishop of Hexham
Polish archbishop
2nd-century Christian saint
Christian saint and supposed 3rd-century Roman soldier
Christian catechist in Uganda, martyr, blessed
Archbishop of Milan, Saint
German secular canoness, dramatist, and poet
Saxon saint
Roman catholic martyr, blessed
Italian conventual franciscan friar
bishop of Maastricht (635-705)
Spanish religious (1926-1998)
Mexican Roman Catholics
Holy Roman Empress from 881 to 888, Catholic saint
Spanish philosopher (1500-1591)
Christian saint and mystic
bishop
Spanish Catholic martyr (1890–1936)
Bishop of Metz
Bishop of Naples (232-305)
German bishop (0895-0957)
Princess of Scotland
catholic saint and superior of the Third Order of Mercedarians
French bishop
Catholic saint
6th-century Burgundian cleric and Roman Catholic saint
Archbishop of Canterbury
Russian saint (c. 1240–c. 1299)
group of Catholic martyrs canonized in 1984
koran martyr, catholic saint (1790–1839)
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
koran martyr, catholic saint (1819–1840)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1813–1846)
koran martyr, catholic saint (1824–1840)
koran martyr, catholic saint
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
Korean martyr, Catholic saint (1816–1839)
koran martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, Catholic saint
Korean Catholic saint (1821–1846)
koran martyr, catholic saint
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1793–1840)
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs of 1839 (1791–1839)
Korean martyr
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs (1792–1839)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1805–1839)
koran martyr, catholic saint (1798–1839)
koran martyr, catholic saint
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
koran martyr, catholic saint
koran martyr, catholic saint (1801–1866)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1794–1839)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1796 - 1839)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1797–1846)
group of humans
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Roman Catholic Korean martyr
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean Catholic martyr and saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
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12th-century Byzantine scholar and bishop
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1805–1839)
Archbishop of Milan
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1803–1839)
French missionary and martyr (1809–1837)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1810–1840)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Mexican saint (1851–1904)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1848–1866)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
French catholic priest, missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1838-1866)
French Catholic missionary and saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1840–1866)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1801–1839)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Catholic saint, one of the Korean Martyrs
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1811–1839)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Catholic nun (1855–1938)
French missionary and saint (1818-1866)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1836–1866)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1819–1840)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Grand Prince of Kyiv
Korean Roman Catholic saint and martyr
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1802–1840)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr and saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1799–1840)
Korean martyr, catholic saint (1805–1837)
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean saint (1826–1839)
French Catholic priest
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1803–1839)
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1839–1866)
Korean martyr, Catholic saint
canonized Catholic martyrs
Christian martyr
Korean martyr, catholic saint
French Roman Catholic missioner, bishop and saint (1814-1866)
Korean Roman Catholic saint and martyr
Korean martyr, catholic saint
saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean martyr, catholic saint
Korean saint (1838–1866)
bishop of Apt
Italian religious
Christian folk saint virgin from "Asiatic Ethiopia"
French missionary (1799–1838)
French missionary, martyr, saint of the Catholic Church (1803–1839)
Biblical and Quranic prophet
French Catholic missionary and saint
Christian evangelist and apostle (10-74)
French virgin and Christian saint
Christian apologist and saint
233 persons killed during the Spanish Civil War who were beatified in March 2001 by Pope John Paul II.
Roman martyr, venerated as saint by the Catholic Church
Roman martyr, venerated as saint by the Catholic Church
Bishop and martyr
Christian saint and martyr (d. 286)
ancient Roman saints
Pope and bishop of Rome from 526 to 530
Spanish archaeologist and journalist (1883-1936)
Italian priest, Capuchin, and saint of the Catholic Church
Christian martyr killed in 302
Spanish Catholic priest
Spanish Roman Catholic priest
Spanish blessed person (1896-1936)
blessed Spanish person
Spanish martyr
Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Spanish Catholic priest
Italian religious brother (1825-1900)
Spanish martyr from the Spanish Civil War, blessed by the Catholic Church
Spanish blessed
Spanish martyr
Spanish Roman Catholic laywoman and martyr, killed during the anti-clerical persecutions at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War.
Austrian medieval chronicler
Spanish lawyer
Spanish blessed person (1894-1936)
Korean Roman Catholic saint and martyr
saint
French saint
Egyptian saint
Egyptian saint and leader of the legendary Roman Theban Legion
Moldavian metropolitan bishop
group of Egyptian saints
hagiographer, statesman, clerical lawyer
saint, Catholic bishop (Sion)
Beatified Polish nun (1878-1940)
Roman Catholic saints
Mercian saint
mother of John the Baptist and the wife of Zacharias/Zachary, according to the Gospel of Luke
French Canadian social worker and Catholic sister
Brazilian enslaved priest (1827-1905)
Frankish Count of Treves who became Archbishop of Treves and Bishop or Laon and Reims.
2nd Pope of the Catholic Church
Italian saint, priest, stigmatist and mystic
Italian monk
Christian martyr and saint
Egyptian saint
Roman martyr
father of John the Baptist; New Testament biblical character
Slovene bishop and poet (1800–1862)
bishop
Polish religious (1858-1926)
Spanish Roman Catholic priest
Italian Benedictine monk, founder bishop of Roman Catholic Diocese of (Szeged-)Csanád, and martyr
frankish monk and abbot
German 11th-century Benedictine monk
italienischer Ordensmann, Priester, Mystiker und Heiliger
Martyr and saint
Portuguese nun (1848–1913)
Frankish bishop
Christian Bishop
Saint and bishop
1st-century saint
Christian martyr and saint
Saints
biblical character (Gospel of Mark)
Bishop of Milan
Bishop of Auxerre
martyrs e sacta
Spanish saint
Bishop of Cork
Roman catholic martyr, blessed
Spanish presbyter
hermit, ascetic, patron saint of Switzerland (1417–1487)
biblical character (Gospel of Luke); went to Emmaus with Peter
Russian saint (1314-1392)
bishop of Chartres, in France
group of French Jesuit martyrs
Spanish embroiderer, beatified Catholic (1863-1936)
Princess of Wallachia
Catholic pope and saint
Judge in the Biblical Book of Judges
Italian priest and religious
Bavarian priest (1871–1899)
Italian presbyter (1841–1923)
Benedictine monk, chapelain and confessor of Charles Martel, Saint
Prince of Wallachia and Romanian Saint
Italian saint
pope of the Catholic Church from 1963 to 1978 (1897–1978)
twins and early Christian martyrs born in Arabia
group of humans
Welsh saint
Bishop of Foligno, saint
French bishop
Saint of the Third Order of St. Francis, Baron of Ansouis, Count of Ariano
bishop of Milan
saint
Biblical saint
Italian religious
Peruvian nun and venerated person
twins and early Christian martyrs born in Arabia
East Anglian king and saint
French priest, founder and saint (1581-1660)
Bishop of Auxerre
French archbishop
Italian Franciscan friar
early Christian saint
Bishop of Toulouse
Bishop of Riez
French missionary
Anglo-Saxon nun
Bishop of Cambrai
Filipino saint and Martyr
Japanese saint
Eastern Orthodox saint
duke and saint
roman catholic bishop (Geneva), Swiss saint
Spanish saint
Saxon saint
Archbishop and Martyr
first bishop of Bologna
Anglo-Saxon Christian abbot
Duke of Brittany (1319-1364)
Catholic executed during the Spanish Civil War (1914–1937)
angel in Abrahamic religions
French noble
Polish saint
archangel in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic teachings
Spanish missionary
French Jesuit lay brother and missionary (1608-1642)
English hermit and religious writer (c.1300–1349)
4th Century Christian Saint from Persia
Italian Roman Catholic bishop
Christian saint and martyr
Catholic cardinal
martyrs
Welsh 6c saint
group of humans
patron saint of the Armenian Apostolic Church (c.257–c.331)
member of the Gregorian mission to the Anglo-Saxons and Archbishop of Canterbury
4th and 5th-century Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint and Doctor of the Church
12th‑century German bishop and missionary, Catholic saint, mediator during the Investiture Controversy and known as the ‘Apostle of Pomerania‘
Saint, Count of Amiens, Count of Bar-sur-Aube, Count of the Vexin and of Valois
Roman martyr
Egyptian saint
Swiss saint and martyr
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