This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is May 11 2025.
Saint Ignatius of Laconi
Saint Matthêô Lê Van Gam
Saint Francis of Girolamo
Saint Gengulphus of Burgundy
Saint Mamertus of Vienne
Blessed Gjon Koda
Blessed Gregory Celli of Verucchio
Blessed John Rochester
Saint Criotan of Macreddin
Blessed Gautier di Esterp
Blessed James Walworth
Saint Anthimus of Rome
Saint Mozio of Constantinople
Saint Mayeul
Saint Anastasius of Lérida
Blessed Vincent L’Hénoret
Blessed Vincent L’Hénoret was a priest and a member of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, born on March 12 1921 in Pont-l’Abbé, Finistère, France. He was killed on ay 11 1961 in Ban Ban, Xieng Khouang, Laos and died as a martyr.
He was beatified on December 11 2016 by Pope Francis in a ceremony in Vientiane, Laos, presided by Cardinal Angelo Amato.
Blessed Diego of Saldaña
Blessed Diego of Saldaña lived as Mercedarian and brought about the founding of the monastery of Conxo at Santiago de Compostela, Spain. He was devoted to the blessed virgin Mary.
He died in the year 1493 AD in Avila, Spain due to natural causes
Saint Majolus of Cluny
Saint Majolus of Cluny, also known as Maieul, Majodus, or Mayeul, was born in 906 AD in Avignon, France. He lived as a priest and monk at Cluny Abbey in France, taking the cowl partly to avoid becoming a bishop. He also became Abbott of Cluny and advisor to emperors and popes.
He died in the year 994 AD of natural causes.
Saint Tudy
Saint Tudy, also known as, Tegwin, Thetgo, Tudec, Tudinus or Tudi was born in Brittany, France and was a spiritual student of Saint Brioc.
He was also a monk, a hermit and a missionary in Brittany and Cornwall. He became the Abbot at Landevennec, Brittany and brought about the founding of other monasteries.
Blessed Vivaldus
Blessed Vivaldus, also known as, Gualdo or Ubaldo lived as a Franciscan tertiary and a close friend of Blessed Bartholomew Buonpedonito whom he tended to and assisted, in his twenty-year ministry to lepers.
He died in 1300 AD of natural causes and was beatified by Pope Pius X in 1909 (cultus confirmed).
Saint Evellius of Pisa
Saint Evellius of Pisa was born in Pisa, Italy and was imperial advisor to emperor Nero. He converted to Christianity after bearing witness to the courage and faith of martyrs after which he left the imperial court and fled to Rome, but was captured and murdered as a martyr after being beheaded in the year 66 AD in Pisa, Italy.
Saint Walbert of Hainault
Saint Walbert of Hainault, also known as, Vaubert was born in Hainault (in modern Belgium), to the nobility and was married to Saint Bertilia of Thuringia. He later became the father of Saint Waltrude and Saint Aldegundis.
He died in the year 678 AD.
Saint Illuminatus of San Severino
Saint Illuminatus of San Severino was born at San Severino, Marches of Ancona, Italy and lived as a Benedictine monk at San Mariano Abbey, San Severino, Marches of Ancona, Italy. He died in the year 1000 AD.
Saint Possessor of Verdun
Saint Possessor of Verdun was a magistrate in Verdun, France and became Bishop of Verdun in 470 AD. He led his diocese during a period of constant raids by the Franks, Vandals and Goths.
He died in 485 AD.
Saint Fremund of Dunstable
Saint Fremund of Dunstable lived as hermit and was said to have been martyred by pagan Danish invaders in 866 AD and his relics enshrined in Dunstable, England.
Saint Maiulo of Hadrumetum
Saint Maiulo of Hadrumetum, also known as, Maiolo was martyred after being mauled by wild animals in the 3rd century Hadrumetum, Libya
Saint Diocletius of Osimo
Saint Diocletius of Osimo was martyred in the persecutions of Diocletian after being stoned to death in 303 AD in Osimo, Italy.
Saint Florentius of Osimo
Saint Florentius of Osimo was also martyred in the persecutions of Diocletian after being stoned to death in 303 AD in Osimo, Italy.
Saint Maximus of Sabina
Saint Maximus of Sabina was murdered as a martyr in the persecutions of Diocletian in the year 304 AD on the Via Salaria outside Rome, Italy.
Saint Bassus of Sabina
Saint Bassus of Sabina was murdered as a martyr in the persecutions of Diocletian in the year 304 AD on the Via Salaria outside Rome, Italy.
Saint Fabius of Sabina
Saint Fabius of Sabina was also murdered as a martyr in the persecutions of Diocletian in the year 304 AD on the Via Salaria outside Rome, Italy
Saint Sisinius of Osimo
Saint Sisinius of Osimo was killed as a martyr in the persecutions of Diocletian after being stoned to death in 303 in Osimo, Italy.
Blessed Illuminatus
Blessed Illuminatus lived as a Franciscan monk and was a spiritual student of Saint Francis of Assisi. He died in the year 1230 AD due to natural causes.
Saint Principia of Rome
Saint Principia of Rome lived as a nun in Rome, Italy and was a spiritual student of Saint Marcella. She died in the year 420 AD.
Saint Gualberto
Saint Gualberto was born to the Frankish nobility in the early 7th century and was married to Saint Bertilla.
Saint Bertilla
Saint Bertilla was born to the Frankish nobility in the early 7th century and was married to Saint Gualberto.
Martyrs of Camerino
Theopista, Primitiva, Felice, Evodius, Eufemia, Callisto, Aradius and Anastasius are the names of those famously referred to as the Martyrs of Camerino, who comprised of an imperial Roman official, martyred alongside his wife, their children and servants in the year 251 AD after being beheaded 251 on the Via Lata, outside the east gate of Camerino, Italy. Their relics are situated in Camerino.
Other Saints of the Day for May 11 2025
- Martyrs of Carcassona
- Lua of Killaloe
- Francis Maria of Camporosso
- Eudald
- Estelle
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