This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is on February 12 2025.
Saint Benedict of Aniane
Saint Julian the Hospitaller
Saint Eulalia of Barcelona
Saint Meletius of Antioch
Blessed George Haydock
Blessed Ludan
Blessed Humbeline of Jully
Saint Goscelinus of Turin
Blessed James Fenn
Saint Anthony Kauleas
Blessed Jak Bushati
Saint Ethelwald of Lindisfarne
Blessed John Munden
Blessed Thomas Hemeford
Blessed Paolo of Barletta
Blessed Benedict Revelli
Blessed Josep Gassol Montseny
Blessed John Nutter
Saint Sedulius
St Sedulius was also known as Seadhal, Siadal, Siadhal, or the Christian Virgil. He was born in Ireland and wrote the epic poem Carmen Paschale.
He left Ireland to found a school of poetry in Athens. May have been a disciple of Saint Ailbhe. In 494 AD, a decree of the First Roman Council contained the phrase “honouring by signal praise the Paschal Work of the Venerable man, Sedulius”.
Saint Alexis of Kiev
St. Alexis of Kyiv was also known as Alexius of Kyiv or Alexius of Moscow. He was a Russian nobleman who gave up his worldly position to become a Basilian monk.
He later became the Archbishop of Kyiv and was well-educated, but he was more known for his spiritual wisdom; even the Sultan of the Turks in Asia Minor sought his advice. He died in 1364.
Blessed Ladislas of Hungary
Blessed Ladislas of Hungary was a Franciscan friar and was betrayed by a heretic monk. He and several of his religious brothers were martyred by the order of King Bazarath in 1369 at Vidin (modern Bulgaria).
Blessed Nicholas of Hungary
Blessed Nicholas of Hungary was a Franciscan friar and was betrayed by a heretic monk. He and several of his religious brothers were martyred by the order of King Bazarath in 1369 at Vidin (modern Bulgaria).
Blessed Gregory of Traguio
Blessed Gregory of Traguio was a Franciscan friar and was betrayed by a heretic monk. He and several of his religious brothers were martyred by the order of King Bazarath in 1369 at Vidin (modern Bulgaria).
Saint Modestus the Deacon
St. Modestus the Deacon was born in Sardinia (part of modern Italy). He was a deacon and was martyred in the persecutions of Diocletian and died in 304 AD. His relics were moved to Benevento, Italy 785 AD.
Blessed Anthony of Saxony
Blessed Anthony of Saxony was a Franciscan friar and was betrayed by a heretic monk. He and several of his religious brothers were martyred by the order of King Bazarath in 1369 at Vidin (modern Bulgaria).
Blessed Thomas of Foligno
Blessed Thomas of Foligno was a Franciscan friar and was betrayed by a heretic monk. He and several of his religious brothers were martyred by the order of King Bazarath in 1369 at Vidin (modern Bulgaria).
Saint Damian of Africa
St. Damian of Africa was a soldier. He died as a martyr in Africa at an unknown date.
Saint Damian of Rome
St. Damian of Rome died as a martyr in Rome, Italy at an unknown date. His relics were discovered in the catacombs of St. Callistus and sent to Spain.
Saint Gaudentius of Verona
St. Gaudentius of Verona was a bishop of Verona, Italy. He died in 465 AD and his relics are in the Basilica of St. Stephen, Verona, Italy.
Saint Julian of Alexandria
St. Julian of Alexandria died as a martyr in 160 AD in Alexandria, Egypt.
Saint Modestus of Carthage
St. Modestus of Carthage died as a martyr in 160AD in Carthage. He is the patron of Cartagena, Spain.
Saint Ammonius of Alexandria
St. Ammonius of Alexandria was a child martyr.
Saint Modestus of Alexandria
St. Modestus of Alexandria was a child martyr.
Martyrs of Albitina
During the persecutions of Diocletian, troops were sent to the churches of Abitina, North Africa on a Sunday morning.
They rounded up everyone who had arrived for Mass and took them all to Carthage for interrogation by pro-consul Anulinus.
The 46 who proclaimed their Christianity were executed and these were the Martyrs of Albitina.
Their names are;
- Vittorino
- Vittoriano
- Vincenzo
- Victoria
- Thelica
- Seconda (2 by this name)
- Saturninus the Younger
- Saturninus the Elder
- Rogato (2 by this name)
- Rogatian (3 by this name)
- Restituta
- Regiola
- Quinto
- Prima
- Pomponia
- Pelusio
- Onorata
- Matrona (2 by this name)
- Massimiano
- Mary
- Martino
- Margherita
- Maggiore
- Hilarion
- Giriale
- Gennaro
- Gennara (2 by this name)
- Felix
- Felice (2 by this name)
- Fausto
- Eva
- Ercolina
- Emeritus
- Deciano
- Danzio
- Ceciliano
- Cecilia
- Cassiano
- Ampelius
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