Saints and blesseds with feast days in November
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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seventh-century bishop of Troyes
Welsh saint, disciple of Beuno
3rd century founding Bishop of Clermont
Breton and Welsh saint
6th-century female Welsh saint
Welsh saint and church leader
monk (600- )
Roman Catholic archbishop
6th-century Welsh saint
6c Welsh saint
Spanish catholic bishop
Frankish nobleman and bishop of Angers
Archbishop of Milan
celtic saint
bishop of Paris
French missionary
Welsh saint
Portuguese nobleman
Welsh patron saint
Welsh saint
French bishop and saint
twins and early Christian martyrs born in Arabia
Blessed Martyr, Eparch of Mukacheve (1911–1947)
Spanish Dominican missionary, bishop and martyr in Vietnam, saint of the Roman Catholic Church
Christian saint
Welsh saint, disciple of Beuno
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Christian martyrs burned at the stake
Scottish saints
Scottish saint
saint et Bishop of Grenoble
Syriac Orthodox Church bishop and Saint (1848–1902)
English theologian
martyred during Diocletian's persecution, 303-304
4th century monk
French duchess
Scottish saint
Beatified person (1868-1889)
catholic saint
3rd century Christian ecclesiastical writer
13th-century venerated Christian
Italian Roman Catholic monk and blessed
Roman Catholic Italian cardinal
saint
bishop of Vienne in Gallia during Roman times
Spanish bishop
Christian saint, first bishop of Liège (c.656-727)
catholic saint
Dominican lay brother and saint
Gallo-Roman saint
Spanish Roman Catholic missionary martyr (1830–1861)
German Jesuit priest and leading figure of the Catholic resistance movement in Nazi Germany in Munich (1876-1945)
Spanish Roman Catholic bishop and saint (died 1035)
monk and missionary
Christian martyr
Irish archbishop (1094-1148)
German saint
mother of Gregory the Great
7th-century Welsh saint
2nd-century Bishop of Hieropolis and saint
5th century bishop and saint
Italian Catholic prelate (1538–1584)
French hermit
Member of the French nobility and co-founder of the first monastery of the Carmelites in France
abbot
Celtic saint (600- )
Italian Poor Clare nun, Catholic Blessed
saint
Bishop of Maastricht
Egyptian presbyter and philosopher
son of King St. Stephen I of Hungary and Giselle of Bavaria.
saint
Roman era saints
collective group of 38 individual
German Roman Catholic priest, theologian, martyr and blessed (1875–1943)
Italian theologian
3rd or 4th-century Roman saint
Armenian presbyter (1656-1707)
Italian archbishop, canonized 2011
French bishop and saint
Jewish bishop of Jerusalem figure in Early Christianity
Augustinian priest and missionary (1905–1983)
ancient Christian saint numbered among the Seventy Disciples
Albanian Catholic martyr
5th century British saint
French saint
Bishop of Padova
Roman Catholic saint
bishop of Sens
Welsh saint
group of Spanish Catholics, victims of the Spanish Civil War, beatified by the Roman Catholic Church in October 2007
Spanish nun (1887-1936)
Welsh saint
trinitarian martir
Spanish Franciscan, martyr, blessed (1914–1936)
Spanish Franciscan, missionary, martyr, blessed (1877–1936)
Jesuit missionary
Catholic martyr of the Spanish civil war (1914–1936)
Spanish Franciscan, presbyter, martyr, blessed (1906–1936)
Frankish abbesses
Martyr of Spain 1936
Master of the Order of Preachers (1866-1936)
Roman Catholic mystic and blessed
Spanish Franciscan, theologian, martyr, blessed (1877–1936)
monk and missionary
Irish Catholic priest
Roman Catholic bishop and saint
Spanish Blessed and Martyr
Spanish Franciscan, martyr, blessed (1915–1936)
Trinitarian martyr of Spain
Spanish Catholic priest
6th-century Welsh saint
Spanish author
religioso trinitario, mártir durante la Guerra Civil española del siglo XX
Spanish monk (1872-1936)
blessed martyr of the Spanish Civil War (1854-1936)
priest of the Trinitarian Order shot by Republican militiamen during the Spanish Civil War and beatified by Pope Benedict XVI in 2007
Spanish religious (1898-1937)
Spanish Franciscan, historian, martyr, blessed (1904–1936)
(1900-1936) Spanish Catholic priest murdered during the Spanish Civil War
Frankish saint
Spanish State Attorney and Catholic Blessed
martyr of Spain
Spanish Franciscan, martyr, blessed (1913–1936)
Trinitariasn martyr of Spain
Medieval bishop
Martyr of Spain
Portuguese nobleman
Trinitarian religious and martyr of Spain.
Catalan Roman Catholic cleric
Religioso trinitario, mártir durante la Guerra Civil española del siglo XX
Spanish bishop and saint
Trinitarian martyr
Catholic priests, Martyrs, Blesseds and Saints
Spanish Franciscan, martyr, blessed (1902–1936)
Breton saint
early Christian author and saint
Welsh hermit; Cyngar of Llangefni
bishop of Strasbourg
Beatified Spanish Discalced Carmelite friar and priest (1811-1872)
6th century Bishop of Perugia
byzantine monk and stylite
consecrated virgin, nun, abbess
Italian nun (1878-1905)
Chinese Roman Catholic, martyred, saint
Bishop of Padua
Saint of the Catholic Church and first bishop of Tricastinum (Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux)
bishop of Metz
saint venerated in Brittany, England and Wales
German saint
Breton Catholic saint
Dominican friar venerated as a saint and martyr by the Roman Catholic Church
Italian Roman Catholic priest, founder and saint
Anglo-Saxon monk, bishop and missionary (c.658–739)
pope
Cornish-Welsh bishop and saint
martyrs and saints in Early Christianity
angel in Abrahamic religions
Irish saint
French Roman Catholic abbot, bishop of Amiens and saint
priest, friar, philosopher, theologian, college teacher
Italian Roman Catholic nun
bishop of Verdun
archangel in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic teachings
Welsh bishop, prince and scholar
Bishop of Bremen
3rd century bishop of Naples
Roman Catholic archbishop and saint
Welsh saint
French Carmelite nun and mystic
Blessed Italian Franciscan
Italian recluse and Blessed
* 27. November 1438 in Mulla , heute Muo, Ortsteil von Kotor in Montenegro † 9. November 1508 in Venedig in Italien
Polish Catholic priest, martyr, blessed of the Catholic Church (1904–1941)
Byzantine saint
Slovenian franciscan friar, jurist and blessed
Metropolitan of Pentapolis (1846–1920)
king in sub-Roman Britain
Anatolian saint
Gallo-Roman bishop and saint
bishop of Verdun
Bishop and saint
Sicilian Theatine priest and saint
Greek monk
German Catholic priest and Lübeck martyr (1911–1943)
bishop and saint
German Catholic priest and Lübeck martyr (1911–1943)
7th-century missionary, Archbishop of Canterbury, and saint
Pope from 440 to 461 (390–461)
American midwife, priest wife and Saint (1916-1979)
Early Christian
Italian saint
bishop of Orleans, Catholic saint
one of the four patron saints of Palermo, Sicily
Polish nun (1899-1939)
Salesiano Coadjutor (religioso), enfermero (1880-1951)
Belgian monk
breton-cornish saint of the 6th century
Welsh saint
Bulgarian Roman Catholic bishop, martyr and blessed (1900–1952)
group of Polish Camaldolese saints
Bulgarian saint
Japanese martyr
Christian saint (c.316/336 - 397)
Italian Roman Catholic saint
Martyred Bulgarian theologian (1919-1952)
Italian saint
King of Serbia from 1322 to 1331
Byzantine saint
roman catholic bishop (Vence)
ancient Christian martyr
saint and martyr
Roman Catholic Sister
Italian Roman Catholic saint
Roman Catholic archbishop and saint
Bishop of Cologne
missionary and Bishop of Asti
bishop of Vienne
Ruthenian Catholic archbishop, martyr and saint
male human biblical figure in Acts 1:21-26
Apostle of the Frisians
Irish saint, apostle of Flanders and Brabant (c.580-657)
French catholic bishop
Irish missionary
Greek hieromonk
Kentish saint
monk and abbot of Fleury Abbey (c.945-1004)
Christian martyr
bishop of Tours
Hungarian aristocrat and martyr (1180?-1241)
Austrian priest
bishop of Rodez
Franciscan lay brother, missionary and saint
Spanish priest
Italian-American Catholic nun, misionary and saint (1850-1917)
Welsh 6th c. saint from Ynys Môn
Bulgarian priest
Italian Roman Catholic missionary, bishop and saint (1873–1930)
pope
6th-century saint who is associated with Kiltoom, Co. Westmeath
African bishop-saint
patron saint of business people, tailors, shoemakers, and clothworkers
Greek saint
Monk, bishop
bishop
Welsh saint
French catholic priest (1802-1861)
Italian saint
14th century Byzantine Greek cleric and theologian
Dalmatian Roman Catholic Bishop and saint in the middle ages
Italian hermit
Eastern Roman Emperor who ruled from 527 to 565 (482-565)
Orthodox martyr executed in Rhodes in 1800
Roman soldier, and saint, who pierced the side of Jesus
Roman Catholic Irish archbishop and saint
Superior General of the Congregation of St Elizabeth (1817–1872)
Italian religious (1825-1889)
saint of the Catholic Church
saint
Christian saint and apostle
Franciscan, martyr, saint
Byzantine empress from 527 to 548
martyr
German-Dominican friar and saint (c. 1200–1280)
bishop of Toul
Merovingian official
christian martyr
Irish monk
Catholic Religious Sister, missionary, and foundress (1839–1904)
English Roman Catholic monk and martyr
Ugandan Roman Catholic martyr (1860–1885)
Margrave of Austria
Dominican tertiary and stigmatic (1476-1544)
Italian religious (1847–1908)
Welsh saint who became founder of Saint-Malo in Brittany
English abbot
Paraguayan missionary
putative saint and martyr
Archbishop of Canterbury in the late 10th century
Poor Clare abbess
Spanish Jesuit priest
Italian bishop
Archbishop of Canterbury and saint
second century saint
Roman Catholic Saint
Christian evangelist and apostle (10-74)
monk and priest
Cypriot saint (1913–1979)
saint
Queen of Scotland from 1070 to 1093
Christian martyr
6th-century Welsh saint
French priest
Catholic saint (1207−1231)
9th-century Christian saint
Roman Catholic Saint
Italian Dominican missionary in Asia
Gallo-Roman historian and Bishop of Tours
pope (415-468)
Christian saint and the founding abbess of the monastery at Whitby, England
Bishop of Lincoln; Saint
Cistercian Benedictine monk
Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishop and martyr (1876–1947)
Paraguayan priest (1596-1628)
Greek historian
Christian martyr
French bishop of Vienne
Polish princess, religious sister
Christian saint
stylite
abbot
daughter of Golon, lord of Trémazan
Italian beatified (1883-1902)
Polish martyr (1898–1914)
Japanese religious servant
Cornish saint
French monk
benedictine monk, second abbott of Cluny
Patroness of Colombia
Merovingian ascetic
Early Christian apostle and missionary (c. AD 5 – c. 64/65)
Syrian saint
French Catholic Religious Sister and missionary in the United States
Irish priest and hermit
breton saint
Abbot of Cluny
granddaughter of King Eadbald of Kent
Catholic saint (1207−1231)
Blessed of Mantua, Italy
5th century Bishop of Lyon
Saxon Christian saint
biblical prophet associated with the Book of Obadiah
Russian bishop (1783-1867)
Polish Discalced Carmelite friar, engineer and saint (1835–1907)
French condottiero
Breton saint
Armenian Catholicos (335–373)
Italian monk and theologian (1386–1439)
Mexican Catholic martyr (1888-1927)
Irish Catholic priest
Italian bishop
King of East Anglia from about 855 until 869
British writer
Beatified Italian nun (1827–1922)
5th-century Irish virgin and hermit
holy martyrs
Byzantine regent for emperor Michael III from 842 to 855
painting by anonymous
Christian martyr
saint
Italian nun (1861-1930)
5th-century Christian saint
Polish beatified nun (1842–1902)
Bishop of Rome from 492 to 496
Italian Roman Catholic archbishop and saint
Italian monk
Italian monk and bishop
Catholic bishop and saint, patron saint of Poreč
archangel in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic teachings
Russian saint (1792-1879)
Numbered among the Seventy Disciples
Archbishop of Milan
6th c. Welsh saint
Grand Prince of Vladimir
Welsh 5c saint
New Testament person
French Catholic bishop and saint
Roman Catholic saint, martyr and patron saint of music
Christian saint of obscure origins
Italian presbyter, martyr, blessed (1853-1895)
Italian archbishop and saint (1818–1901)
bishop of Iconium
Marchioness of Montferrat, Princess of Achaea Roman Catholic saint
French bishop and saint
4th Pope of the Catholic Church
Irish missionary and saint (540-615)
Italian Roman Catholic nun (1891-1951)
Christian saint and martyr
Italian catholic bishop
Georgian nobleman
Mexican Jesuit priest and martyr (1891–1927)
Eastern Orthodox venerable
French monk
Belgian saint
French abbess
Vietnamese Christian woman, saint
Roman Catholic cardinal
Vietnamese Catholic martyr (1795–1839)
Irish monk and poet
Kentish princess
4th-century Roman saint
3rd-century bishop
prisoner
French missionary (1799–1833)
French Roman Catholic missionary to Vietnam (1824-1852)
Vietnamese martyr
Spanish Catholic priest
Vietnamese martyr
Spanish Jesuit priest (1737-1811), led the restoration of the Order
Irish bishop and saint
Italian educationist (1829-1891)
Catholic saint
Vietnamese mandarin official (1808–1857)
French Roman Catholic missionary priest (1808–1838)
Vietnamese presbyter (1763-1839)
Catholic Archbishop of Milan
martyr and saint, bishop of Aquileia before 302/304
Vietnamese Catholic martyr
Dominican friar venerated as a saint and martyr by the Roman Catholic Church
Roman Catholic Saints
Carthusian nun
medieval Bulgarian scholar
German Franciscan mystic and saint
Venerated Catholic (1788-1856)
Greek soldier and Christian martyr (died 250)
Bishop and saint
Noblewoman of medieval Provence, known for her charity, beatified by the Catholic Church
Italian beatified nun (1827-1889)
Patron saint of Paris (c.419/422 - c.502/512)
Italian Catholic priest and the founder of the Pauline Family (1884–1971)
Spanish Roman Catholic priest
Italian Franciscan preacher and ascetic writer
Benedictine monk, chapelain and confessor of Charles Martel, Saint
Byzantine monk
pope
Founder of the Sylvestrines
6th century Welsh saint
two saints
benedictine abbess and Frankish saint
patriarchal exarch of Aitolia
British monk
Christian saint
Soviet deacon (1859-1937)
bishop of Riez
Christian saint and apostle
Majorcan writer and philosopher (c.1232–1315/6)
founder of a religious order and designated blessed by the Catholic church (1823-1896)
French bishop and saint
archbishop of Aquileia
Irish churchman, astronomer, bishop of Salzburg
90th Pope of the Catholic Church
Italian Friar Minor, preacher and writer
bishop and saint
Spanish Martyr (1912 – 1934)
Byzantine Emperor (539-602)
bishop and saint
chief ruler of the synagogue at Corinth
Spanish Roman Catholic jesuit priest and blessed
Irish abbot and monastic saint
French sailor and cartographer for the king of Portugal
Italian Franciscan friar and saint
Irish saint
Syriac writer and bishop
beatified nun from Italy (1770-1824)
Dutch saint and bishop of Utrecht
Carmelite lay brother and martyr (1598-1638)
Welsh saint
saint
3rd century founding Bishop of Toulouse
bishop of Carthage
Romanian saint (1809-1873)
religious figure of the Christian faith
English Roman Catholic priest
Bishop of Aksum
Italian saint
Welsh female saint
Italian priest
(1901-1936)
French missionary (1803-1835)
Bishop of Milan
Georgian Catholic priest
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