This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast is on August 8 2025.
👉 Saint Dominic de Guzman, Priest
Saint Cyriacus the Martyr
Saint Altman of Passau
Blessed John Felton
Blessed Antonio Silvestre Moya
Saint Myron the Wonder Worker
Saint Famianus of Compostela
Saint Paulus Ge Tingzhu
Blessed Antero Mateo García
Saint Marinus of Anzarba
Blessed Wlodzimierz Laskowski
Blessed Maria Anna Rosa Caiani
Saint Smaragdus
Saint Hormisdas of Persia
Blessed William of Castellammare di Stabia
Saint Largus
Blessed John Fingley
Saint Bonifacia Rodriguez Castro
Saint Mummolus of Fleury
Saint Eusebius of Milan
St Eusebius of Milan was also known as Eusebio. He was the Greece born Bishop of Milan, Italy for 16 years.
He fought the heresy of Eutychianism and rebuilt the cathedral after its destruction by invading Huns. He died in 465 AD in Milan, Italy.
Saint Aemilian of Cyzicus
St Aemilian was also known as Emilian or Emiliano. He was the ninth-century bishop of Cyzicus, Greece.
Emperor Leo the Armenian exiled him in 820 AD for fighting Iconoclasm.
Saint Leobald of Fleury
St Leobald was also known as Leodebod. He was a Benedictine monk who, in 640 AD, founded Fleury Abbey near Orleans, France, and served as its first abbot. In modern-day it is called Fleury-Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire.
He died of natural causes in 650 AD.
Saint Ultan of Crayke
St Ultan was an Irish-born Priest at the monastery of Saint Peter in Crayke, Yorkshire, England. He was known as a master of book illumination. He died in the 7th century AD.
Saint Ellidius
St Ellidius was also known as Illod or Illog. He was Welsh-born. He died in the 7th century AD and is the patron saint of Hirnant, Powys, Wales.
Saint Sigrada
St Sigrada was once married before she became a widow. She was the mother of Saint Leodegarius and Saint Warinus. After she became a widow she became a nun at the convent in Soissons, France.
She died in 678 AD but had lived to see the martyrdom of her sons.
Saint Eleutherius of Constantinople
St Eleutherius was a martyr who was burned to death in Constantinople on an unknown date.
Saint Ternatius of Besançon
St Ternatius was also known as Terniscus. He was the Bishop of Besançon, France, and died in 680 AD.
Saint Leonidas of Constantinople
Saint Leonidas was a martyr who was burned to death in Constantinople on an unknown date.
Saint Rathard of Diessen
St Rathard was a priest who had been born to the nobility. He built a church and monastery in Diessen, Germany. He died in 815 AD.
Saint Gedeon of Besancon
St Gedeon was the Bishop of Besancon, France from 790 AD to 796 AD. He died of natural causes in 796 AD.
Saint Severus of Vienne
St Severus was a priest and a missionary to the area of Vienne, France. He died in 455 AD.
Martyrs of Albano
The Martyrs of Albano were four Christians who were martyred together in Albano, Italy. They were interred in the San Senator cemetery, on the Appian Way, 15 miles from Rome, Italy
Their names are
- Carpóforo
- Secondo
- Severiano
- Vittorino
Martyrs of El Saler
The Martyrs of El Saler are five nuns, all of them teachers and members of the Sisters of the Pious Schools. They were all martyred together on August 8 1936, in El Saler, Valencia, Spain during the Spanish Civil War.
On March 11 2001, they were beatified by Pope John Paul II.
Their names are
- Pascuala Gallén Martí
- Nazaria Gómez Lezaun
- María Luisa Girón Romera
- Maria Baldillou Bullit
- Antonia Riba Mestres
Martyrs of Rome
The Martyrs of Rome were five Christians martyred together at the 7-mile marker, on the Via Ostia, Rome, Italy.
Their names are
- Ciriaco
- Crescenziano
- Giuliana
- Largo
- Memmia
- Smaragdus.
Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
These are the names of some of the thousands of people who were murdered from 1934 to 1939, during the anti-Catholic persecutions of the Spanish Civil War.
Their names are;
- Blessed Cruz Laplana Laguna
- Blessed Fernando Español Berdie
- Blessed Leoncio López Ramos
- Blessed Manuel Aranda Espejo
- Blessed Mariano Pina Turón
- Pedro Álvarez Pérez
Other Saints of the Day for August 8 2025
- Creswell of Città di Castello
- Dionysius Rabinis
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