Saints and blesseds with feast days in October
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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Polish presbyter (1869–1942)
Italian saint (1910–1928)
Spanish Roman Catholic archbishop and Viceroy of New Spain (1600-1659)
Breton saint
Bishop of Trier
Ukrainian bishop, Blessed (1877–1949)
one of the Oaten Hill Martyrs
Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint
saint from France and Belgium
Breton saint
French Discalced Carmelite nun, Doctor of the Church (1873–1897)
Russian princess and saint
French presbyter (1826–1879)
Russian Saint and Admiral (1745-1817)
French nun and saint (1811–1854)
Colombian philosopher
Bishop of Autun
Martyr of the Franks
Spanish saint
Byzantine bishop and saint
monk, bishop, and saint
Brazilian Roman Catholic saint
Brazilian Roman Catholic saint
Breton saint (born c. 475)
Irish monk (1858-1923)
bishop of Toulon
Scottish prince
5th-century pre-Congregational saint and Prince of Scotland
Abbot of Brogne (885-959)
6th c. Welsh Saint
disciple of Saint Hilarion
20th-century Italian Catholic
17th-century Catholic martyrs
Brazilian Catholic martyr and saint
Head of the Church in Alexandria from 248 to 264
Christian martyr killed under Diocletian
Roman Catholic bishop (1911-1953)
Catholic saint and nun from France (1798-1856)
French Discalced Carmelite nun, Doctor of the Church (1873–1897)
Northumbrian saint
German beatified
Frankish abbot, founder of Flavigny
Egyptian saint
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Christian martys
Italian Catholic saint, friar, deacon and preacher and founder of the Franciscan Order (1181/2–1226)
German-American Roman Catholic priest (1819–1867)
Corinthian baptized by Paul, according to 1 Corinthians 1:14
Swedish princess and Grand Princess of Kiev
Italian bishop and saint
Italian presbyter
Italian religious, poet and writer
Italian layman (1918-1946)
Catholic saint (1882–1925)
Bishop of Valence
Spanish bishop
beatified Italian Catholic (1841-1926)
7th c. Welsh saint
nun of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem (d.1347)
Spanish bishop (0833-0904)
6th-century Roman widow and saint
Christian theologian and saint (c. 170 – c. 235)
Byzantine bishop and poet
one of 26 Martyrs of Japan
Cistercin abbot
Christian saint, virgin and martyr
Early Christian martyr and saint
Italian Dominican friar and venerated Christian
9th century Georgian bishop
6th centurry Benedictine monk
nun and saint from Poland (1905–1938)
Irish saint, daughter of Fergna
Bishop of Würzburg
Carthusian Bishop of Belley
Archbishop of Pisa
founder of the Carthusian Order (1030–1101)
Spanish missionary (1627–1672)
7th-century Occitan abbess, saint and daughter of Frankish king Chlothar II
12th-century French abbot and saint
Passionist lay brother, beatified (1881–1916)
Breton saint
Italian priest
Canadian Roman Catholic religious sister (1811-1849)
Italian Franciscan saint
Frankish Benedictine abbot
Greek bishop and saint (died 175)
Gallo-Roman saint
Italian saint
one of the Twelve Apostles in the New Testament
Christian martyr and saint
5th-century female Welsh saint
Welsh saint
Italian beatified (1845–1918)
Christian saint
Roman martyr
4th-century pope
Dominican friar
English saint
6th-century bishop of Saintes
Roman martyrs and early Christian saints
bishop and saint
Italian saint (1873–1954)
Italian Roman Catholic saint
5th-century female Welsh saint
cross-dresser saint whom religious name is brother Pelagius
Martyr and saint
Christian saint, virgin and martyr
Antiochene saint
Christian saint
Egyptian hermit, saint
Scottish saint
French Roman Catholic saint
Spanish Roman Catholic martyr
Catholic saint
Syrian monk
Founder of the Clerks Regular of the Mother of God of Lucca
French abbot (1085-1166)
Spanish saint (1887-1934)
Polish civil engineer (1929–1970)
English cleric and cardinal (1801–1890)
two saints from Belgium
Spanish Dominican missionary and saint
Eight executed Catholics
Patriarch of Alexandria from c. 189 to 232
saint
Spanish religious (1905-1934)
Archbishop of Sens
Russian hermit
Polish beatified nun (1825–1898)
first bishop of Nantes, France
Catholic saint, bishop and missionary (1831–1881)
Italian religious
Grandee of Spain and Jesuit priest (1510–1572)
Italian condottiero
Soldier and martyr
English saint
Polish Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and blessed (1886-1941)
Spanish Dominican nun
Welsh bishop of Léon, Brittany
Bishop of Rochester; Archbishop of York; Saint
Bishop of Cnossus
7th-century Belgian anchorite
fifth-century bishop and saint
French saint
saint and martyr
6th-century Welsh saint
abbess and saint
Spanish Augustinian saint and archbishop (1488–1555)
Germanic saint
Prince of Turov and Volhynia (r. 1078–1086/1087)
one of the Seventy Disciples
abbess
Bishop of Paris
Italian saint
German painter and stained-glass artist (1407-1491)
Archbishop of Cologne
saint, priest and abbot who preached across Ireland and Scotland.
Bishop of Uzès
Belgian saint
priest, bishop, cardinal, pope
French saint, 685-750
martyrs and saints
Ancient Roman saint
early Christian martyr
Polish archbishop (c. 970 – c. 1020)
first bishop of Livonia (ca 1130 – ca 1196)
bishop of Verdun
Byzantine monk and composer (775-845)
early Christian martyr
Italian Catholic saint
Bishop and hymnographer
martyr and saint
King of Deira and Bernicia
Frankish saint and abbess
Polish Jesuit (1850–1912)
French Roman Catholic Priest (1817–1908)
Austrian saint
Irish saint
Bishop of Milan
deacon brother of Saint Gelasius
Christian saint; thief pardoned by Jesus on the cross in Luke 23:39-43
Polish Catholic priest (1880–1942)
Bishop of Leinster
Christian saint, Bishop of York from 664 to 678
Portuguese Catholic mystique (1904–1955)
Founder of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem
Christian priest and saint
Greek priest
Benedictine hermitess
Spanish missionary
French Roman Catholic saint
Polish monk and priest (1829-1916)
Catholic priest, missionary and saint
Italian monk
bishop of Como
German bishop and saint
Bishop of Genoa
4th-century saint
German bishop and saint
Abbess and saint
Bishop of Würzburg
Bishop of Rome from c. 218 to c. 223
2nd bishop of Metz
Bishop and hymnographer
Italian Roman Catholic saint
French bishop and saint
ancient Roman saint martyred under Diocletian, patron saint of Moquegua
Bishop of Todi
Roman Catholic saint
first Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia
Ukrainian Greek-Catholic priest and martyr
7th century celtic saint
Italian Roman Catholic bishop
Roman Catholic Austrian saint
Catholic saint
French Roman Catholic saint
Polish priest and cleric (1889–1942)
medieval Frankish confessor and saint
Christian martyr, presbyter and theologian (died 312)
Japanese saint
Spanish priest
Bishop of Trier (5th c.)
Roman Catholic saint (1515-1582)
Benedictine abbess and saint
monk and hermit (died 1085)
Polish Roman Catholic Capuchin friar, priest, and martyr
Abbot of Montfaucon
Bishop of Comminges
Italian Cistercian abbot and martyr
French saint
Welsh-Breton saint
5th century bishop of Agen
Member of the Theban Legion
Italian Redemptorist lay brother and saint (1729-1755)
Duchess of Silesia (1174–1243)
Christian hermit
Roman soldier, and saint, who pierced the side of Jesus
Archbishop of Mainz
Catholic Saint and Mystic (1647-1690)
Canadian saint (1701-1771)
French monk and saint
Bishop of London; Anglican Saint
Irish disciple and saint
Greek child saint from the village of Tourkolekas
Martyr, saint
Indian priest (1891–1973)
princes of the Kingdom of Kent
Daughter of Saint Blandinus and Saint Salaberga
Italian presbyter
Patron saint of Tolentino
Italian jurist (1859–1902)
Spanish archaeologist (1880-1936)
bishop of Orange and saint
Bishop of Antioch from 107 to 127
Archbishop of Canterbury; Saint
Egyptian Coptic saint
Italian priest (1570-1647)
Welsh Catholic martyr and bard
bishop of Limoges
Legendary Greek saint in Scotland
Armenian Christian martyr
Christian saint (5th century)
early Christian author and saint
4th century Alexandrian Christian theologian
Italian presbyter
queen of Cerniw and saint
Cornish-Welsh saint
Beatified Martyred Jesuit Priest
Christian martyr in Uganda, blessed
Gallo-Roman saint
one of the four evangelists
Spanish Franciscan friar, Roman Catholic saint
Christian martyr
two Italian saints
Welsh saint
Roman Catholic nun (1602-1634)
Jesuit missionary and martyr (1601-1648)
Frankish bishop and hermit
3rd century Christian priest and martyr
group of French Jesuit martyrs
French Jesuit missionary (1606-1649)
Anglo-Saxon noble and patron saint of Oxford, England
Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Church saint
Jesuit lay missionary
biblical prophet associated with the Book of Joel
Jesuit missionary and martyr (1613-1649)
Italian mystic (1694-1775)
English nobleman and Catholic saint (1557-1595)
martyr and bishops of Sens
Eastern Orthodox saint
Spanish saint
early Christian martyr, soldier from Egypt
3rd century saint
Bishop of Cavaillon and saint
8th-century Bishop of Hexham
French saint
canon and archdeacon of Troyes
Christian martyr
Martyr and saint
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
Portuguese saint
Austrian priest (1897–1924)
Polish Roman Catholic Bishop and member of the Order of Friars Minor
Spanish missionary (1594-1633)
Italian nun and nurse (1888–1922)
German saint
Egyptian monk
Last monarch of Austria-Hungary (r. 1916–1918)
Irish saint
Italian Catholic priest and saint (1786-1837)
Christian samurai of the Sengoku period, member of Tenshō embassy
Colombian catholic sister (1875–1949)
French Minim friar, priest and founder (1621-1686)
Filipino catechist, saint and martyr
Christian saint
Frankish saint
Welsh female 5th century saint
French saint
stylite
German saint
10th-century Spanish saint and martyr
2nd-century Bishop of Hieropolis and saint
4th-century Coptic mystic and saint
Greek monk
Benedictine abbot
Catholic saint
Irish teacher, poet, Bishop of Fiesole and saint
Queen consort of Majorca from 1276–1311
Welsh saint
pope, cardinal, bishop, priest, author
Roman soldier, and saint, who pierced the side of Jesus
Bishop of Rotomagus
French Roman Catholic bishop and saint
child martyrs
4th-century Christian martyr
biblical figure, mother of John and Jacob
Christian saint also known as Vallier de Langres
German saint
Italian saint
French teacher
abbot and saint († 1149)
Roman senator and philosopher of the early 6th century (480–524)
abbess in 10th century, saint
Italian Roman Catholic priest and hermit
Welsh saint
Jewish bishop of Jerusalem figure in Early Christianity
bishop of Syracuse
Franciscan friar and Catholic saint (1386–1456)
Clarisse nun
Scottish princess
story in Christian folklore and the Qur'an
German bishop and saint
Anatolian saint
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop, missionary and saint (1807-1870)
6th century Miaphysite Christian leader in Najran
Brazilian martyr and blessed
6c saint from Wales
German bishop
4th-century martyr
7th century bishop of Coutances
Welsh saint
Polish presbyter, blessed (1869–1948)
Servant of Charity (1842-1915)
Celtic bishop and saint
Albanian laywoman and one of the 38 martyrs of Albania
Catholic saint
Christian saints who were killed under the tyrant Dhu Nuwas of Yemen, while Emperor Justin reigned over the Romans and King Elesbaan (Kaleb) over the Kingdom of Aksum—that is, around C.E.523.
Colombian Roman Catholic priest
Roman Catholic archbishop of Constantinople between 434 and 446
bishop of Bayeux
Irish bishop
monk and saint
bishop of Toul
English Benedictine martyr
Jesuit martyr
German Catholic bishop (0800-0791)
Catalan jurist
6th-century female Welsh saint
Italian Roman Catholic priest, considered beatus (1902–1956)
Bosnian queen
biblical character (raising of Tabitha)
Hermit and beheaded Hispano-Visigothic martyr, sister of Saint Frutos de Segovia
English saint and martyr
bishop of Périgueux, Catholic saint
Bishop of Brescia
martyr and saint
Medieval bishop
English Carthusian hermit and Catholic martyr
Welsh Jesuit missionary to England and Wales, Roman Catholic martyr
Benedictine monk and priest
Spanish Roman Catholic laywoman and martyr, killed during the anti-clerical persecutions at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War.
Hungarian Roman Catholic bishop of Pécs from year 1036 until his death around year 1075 and saint
saint
Catholic priest, Jesuit, and martyr
Welsh Jesuit missionary to England and Wales, Roman Catholic martyr
English Roman Catholic saint
3rd century Carthaginian Latin author and Christian saint
saintly Sardinian duo martyred in 303 AD
English Jesuit and poet (1561–1595)
Ermite du Passais
Castilian hermit
English saint
Roman era martyr and saint
English Jesuit priest and martyr
Hermit and beheaded Hispano-Visigothic martyr, brother of San Frutos de Segovia
11th century abbot of Disentis, Switzerland
king of Wessex (r. 872–901)
Italian presbyter
Bishop of London; Saint
Foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Resurrection (1833-1913)
Archbishop of Canterbury; Bishop of Hereford
Christian martyr (died 306)
Anglo-Saxon saint
Bishop of Lindisfarne; Bishop of Hexham; Saint
Italian Roman Catholic bishop of Piacenza and saint
Welsh saint
Venezuelan physician and Franciscan tertiary, saint in the Catholic Church
saints
slave of Saint Demetrius of Thessaloniki
Roman saint martyred during the reign of Decius
Bishop of Narbonne
West Saxon Saint
Merovingian bishop and saint
5th Pope of the Catholic Church from c. 99 to c. 107
Bishop of Aksum
bishop of Abitina
king of Aksum from 514 to 542
Breton saint
Bishop of Clermont
6th-century Christian saint
Welsh female 5th century saint
archbishop of Ephesus (6th century AD)
two martyrs
soldier saint
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
Spanish Dominican, missionary, martyr, Catholic saint
one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus; traditionally identified with Jude the brother of Jesus
Spanish historian (1887-1936)
Serbian archbishop
bishop of Meaux
7th-century Bishop of Amiens
apostle of Jesus
monk
martyred nun under emperor Valerian
Italian Blessed
Irish saint
Brabantine Christian nun and saint
Franciscan nun and nurse; Nazi critic; victim of execution in Nazi-run Austria
Italian nun (1864-1937)
Catholic saint
Patriarch of Jerusalem, saint
French archbishop and saint
Ukrainian Catholic priest and martyr (1912–1963)
Italian Capuchin priest (1669-1739)
Christian saint
Italian bishop
male human biblical figure in Acts 1:21-26
saint martyred 298 AD
Catholic saint
Italian bishop and saint
Christian martyr
Patriarch of Antioch from 191 to 211
King of Serbia from 1282 to 1321
Irish Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and blessed
martyr
(1532-1617) lay brother and saint
Italian archbishop
Christian saint in Romans 16:10, one of the seventy disciples
Medieval Irish saint
Nun and saint
Irish saint and bishop
Irish saint
20th-century Italian Catholic nun
Aragonese Roman Catholic nun and blessed
Christian saint
second bishop of Byzantium from AD 38 to AD 54
German monk, bishop and saint
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