This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is December 14 2024.
👉 Saint John of the Cross, Priest, and Doctor of the Church
Blessed János Brenner
Blessed Mary Frances Schervier
Saint Venantius Fortunatus
Saint Yusuf Jurj Kassab al-Hardini
Saint Nicasius of Rheims
Blessed John Discalceat
Saint Viator of Bergamo
St Viator of Bergamo was also known as Viater of Bergamo or Viateur of Bergamo.
He was a disciple of the Apostles and also a bishop of Bergamo, Italy. He is the catechist’s patron saint and died in 78 AD.
Saint Agnellus of Naples
St Agnellus of Naples died of natural causes in 596 AD. He was a hermit near Naples, Italy, and an abbot of San Gaudioso monastery at Abtini, Italy.
Additionally, he was once reported to be a miraculous protector of Naples during the Saracen invasions, turning aside invaders by showing the cross. He is the patron saint against invaders in Naples, Italy.
Blessed Buenaventura Bonaccorsi
Blessed Buenaventura Bonaccorsi was also known as Buenaventura of Pistoia or Bonaventura.
Through hearing the preaching of St Philip in Pistoia he experienced a conversion.
Additionally, he joined the Servites and worked as a peace-maker between the warring factions and city-states of Italy.
He later died 1315 AD at Orvieto, Tuscany, Italy.
Blessed Protasi Cubells Minguell
Blessed Protasi Cubells Minguell was born on December 27 1880 in Coll de Nargó, Lleida, Spain, and died on December 14 1936 in Barcelona, Spain.
He was a member of the Hospitallers of Saint John of God and was martyred in the Spanish Civil War.
He was beatified on October 25 1992 by Pope John Paul II.
Blessed William de Rovira
Blessed William de Rovira was a Mercedarian monk at the monastery of St Thomas the Apostle in Tortosa, Spain.
He was noted for his zealous faith and observance of the Rule of his Order and his deep prayer life.
Saint John Bread-and-Water
St John Bread-and-Water, also known as John Pan y Agua, died of natural causes in 1150 AD. He was a Benedictine Cistercian lay brother at Sangra Menia Abbey, Spain.
He received his nickname due to his life-long bread-and-water fast.
Saint Eutropia of Rheims
St Eutropia of Rheims was a sister of Saint Nicasius and was beheaded in 451 AD at Rheims, France. She was martyred in the barbarian invasion of Rheims, France.
She attacked her brother’s murderer and was immediately killed.
Saint Matronianus of Milan
St Matronianus of Milan, also known as Matronian, was a hermit born in Milan, Italy.
His relics were enshrined by Saint Ambrose of Milan in the church of San Nazario.
Saint Folcuino of Therouanne
St Folcuino of Therouanne, also known as Folquin, died in 955 AD in Morini, France.
He was a bishop in the area of Thérouanne, northern France for 39 years.
Saint Abundius of Spain
St Abundius of Spain died as a martyr in 283 AD in Spain.
He was first burned at the stake, but when the flames would not touch him he was beheaded.
Saint Justus of Spain
St Justus of Spain died as a martyr in 283 AD in Spain.
He was first burned at the stake, but when the flames would not touch him he was beheaded.
Saint Florentius of Rheims
St Florentius of Rheims was a deacon beheaded in 451 AD at Rheims, France.
He was martyred in the barbarian invasion of Rheims, France.
Saint Jucundus of Rheims
St Jucundus of Rheims was a lector beheaded in 451 AD at Rheims, France.
He was martyred in the barbarian invasion of Rheims, France.
Saint Pompeius of Pavia
St Pompeius of Pavia was a bishop of Pavia, Italy. Some records indicate his martyrdom, others not. He died in 290 AD.
Martyrs of Alexandria
Martyrs of Alexandria was a group of Egyptian Christians martyred together in the persecutions of Decius. They were burned to death in 250 at Alexandria, Egypt,
Some of their names are;
- Arsenius
- Dioscurus
- Heron
- Isidore
Martyrs of Apollonia
Martyrs of Apollonia were martyred in the persecutions of Decius. They died in Apollonia, Bithynia (in modern Turkey).
Their names are;
- Callinicus
- Leucio
- Tirso
Martyrs of Ashkelon
Martyrs of Ashkelon were several pilgrims from Egypt to Cilicia (in modern Turkey) who planned to minister to fellow Christians suffering in the persecutions of emperor Maximinus.
They were arrested, tortured, mutilated, and then imprisoned in Ashkelon. Some were ordered to forced labour in the mines, but we have the names of three who were martyred by order of Governor Firmilian – Ares, Elijah and Promo. They were burned at the stake or beheaded at the gates of Ashkelon 308 AD.
Martyrs of Hayle
Martyrs of Hayle were several Christians, including a brother and sister, who were martyred together by pagans.
The only other information to survive is the names of the two siblings Fingar and Phiala. They died in the 5th century at Hayle, Cornwall, England.
Martyrs of Syria
Martyrs of Syria were the three Christians who were martyred together. Known to St John Chrysostom who preached on their feast day. They died in Syria, possibly in Antioch but the date is still unknown.
Their names are;
- Drusus
- Theodore
- Zosimus
Other Saints of the Day for December 14 2024
- Joan Lambertini
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