This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is March 2 2025.
Saint Angela of the Cross Guerrero
Saint Agnes of Prague
Saint John Maron
Blessed Engelmar Unzeitig
Blessed Charles the Good
Saint Luke Casali
Saint Joavan of Brittany
Saint Quintus the Thaumaturge
Blessed Girolamo Carmelo di Savoia
Saint Cynibild of Laestingaeu
Saint Fergna the White
Saint CuĂĄn of Ahascragh
St. CuĂĄn of Ahascragh was also known as CuĂĄn of Ăth Eascrach, Cavan, Cuana, Dochua OilĂ©in, DochuailĂ©an or Mochua.
He was listed in the early saint lists no further details about him are known. He died in 770 AD due to natural causes.
Saint Felix of Treves
St. Felix of Treves was a bishop of Treves, France in the late 4th century AD. He was a zealous opponent of the Priscillianist heresy.
Late in life, he retired to live as a monk. Most early records of his diocese were destroyed in the 9th century AD, and no other information about him has survived.
Saint Prosperus of Como
St. Prosperus of Como was also known as Prospero. He was a bishop of Como, Italy in the latter 6th century AD.
In 600 AD he died of natural causes and was buried in the Basilica of SantâAbbondio in Como, Italy. His relics were re-discovered in 1687.
Saint Willeic
St. Willeic was born in England and was also known as Velleicus, Willaik or Willeicus. He was a Benedictine monk and a spiritual student of St. Swithbert.
He was a Prior and then an abbot of the abbey of Kaiserwerth, Germany. In 726 AD he died of natural causes.
Saint Basileus the Martyr
St. Basileus the Martyr was martyred in the persecution of Valerian. He died in 258 AD in Rome, Italy and was buried beside the Latin Way.
Saint Troas
St. Troas was also known as Troade. He was martyred in the persecutions of Decius. St. Gregory the Wonderworker wrote about him. He died at Neo-Caesarea, Pontus (modern Turkiye).
Saint Jovinus the Martyr
St. Jovinus the Martyr was martyred in the persecution of Valerian. He died in 258 AD in Rome, Italy, and was buried beside the Latin Way.
Saint Lorgius of Caesarea
St. Lorgius of Caesarea was also known as Lorgio. He died as a martyr at Caesarea, Cappadocia at an unknown date.
Saint Absolon of Caesarea
St. Absolon of Caesarea was also known as Absala of Caesarea. He was martyred at Caesarea, Cappadocia at an unknown date.
Saint Slebhene
St. Slebhene was born in Ireland and was also known as Slebhine. He was a monk and an abbot of Iona, Scotland from 752 AD to 767 AD when he died.
Saint Gistilian
St. Gistilian was also known as Gistlian. He was a fifth-sixth-century monk at Menevia, Wales. St. David of Wales was his nephew.
Saint Lucius of Caesarea
St. Lucius of Caesarea died as a martyr at Caesarea, Cappadocia at an unknown date.
Martyrs of Campania
The Martyrs of Campania were also known as Martyrs under the Lombards. They were approximately 400 Northern Italian Christians martyred for their faith by pagan Lombards.
Their story was recorded by Pope Saint Gregory the Great, who reports that the people spent their final days supporting each other with prayer. In Campania, Italy 579 AD is where they died.
Martyrs of Porto Romano
The Martyrs of Porto-Romano were a group of Christians martyred in the persecution of Diocletian. They died in 305 AD at Porto Romano at the mouth of the River Tiber, Rome, Italy.
Their names are;
- Heraclius
- Januaria
- Paul
- Secondilla
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