This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is on February 5 2025.
👉 Saint Agatha of Sicily, Virgin and Martyr
Saint Dominica of Shapwick
Blessed Elisabetta Canori Mora
Saint Adelaide of Guelders
Saint Avitus of Vienne
Saint Bertulph of Renty
Saint Genuinus of Sabion
Saint Albinus of Brixen
Saint Calamanda of Calaf
Saint Agatha Hildegard of Carinthia
Saint Luca di Demenna
Saint Jes’s Méndez-Montoya
Saint Anthony of Athens
Saint Kichi Franciscus
Saint Indract
Blessed Françoise Mézière
Saint Gabriel de Duisco
Blessed John Morosini
Blessed John Morosini was born in Venice, Italy. He was a Benedictine monk at Cuxá, Catalonian Pyrenees. He founded the monastery of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice, Italy around 982 AD, and served as its first abbot.
He died in 1012. He was never formally beatified, and there is no evidence of popular cultus, but always referred to as beatus.
Saint Agricola of Tongres
St Agricola of Tongres, also known as Agricolus or Agricolaus, was born in the 4th century and died in the early morning of July 18 401 AD of natural causes.
He was a bishop of Tongres, Belgium in 384 AD and also was added to another memorial on May 15 as one of the Bishops of Maastricht. He was buried in the church of Our Lady in Huy, Belgium.
Blessed Primo Andrés Lanas
Blessed Primo Andrés Lanas, also known as Trinidad, was born on February 7 1877 in Maeztu, Alava, Spain and died on February 5 1937 in Madrid, Spain.
He was a monk and a member of the Hospitallers of St John of God. He was martyred in the Spanish Civil War. He was beatified on October 13 2013 by Pope Francis.
Saint Vodoaldus of Soissons
St Vodoaldus of Soissons was also known as Vodale, Voel, Vodalis or Vodalus. He was Irish or Scottish born and died in 725 AD near Soissons, France of natural causes.
Additionally, he was a missionary from the British Isles to France and also a hermit beside Saint Mary’s convent at Soissons, France. He was known as a miracle worker.
Saint Saba the Younger
St Saba the Younger died in 995 AD in the monastery of San Cesario, Rome, Italy. He was a brother of St Macarius and a monk.
In addition, he worked with his brother to spread the monastic life through the Calabria and Lucania regions of Italy during a time when Muslim Saracen invaders were disrupting religious life.
Saint Modestus of Carinthia
St Modestus of Carinthia, also known as Modestus of Salzburg, died of natural causes in 722 AD.
He was a Benedictine monk, a spiritual student of St Virgilius at Salzburg, Austria and a bishop of Carinthia, Austria, and largely responsible for the region’s evangelization.
Saint Buo of Ireland
St Buo of Ireland was an Irish-born and died of natural causes in 900 AD. He was a monk and a missionary to the Norwegians in Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
Saint Isidore of Alexandria
St Isidore of Alexandria was an Egyptian born and died in Alexandria, Egypt as a martyr.
Saint Fingen of Metz
St Fingen of Metz was born in 10th century Ireland and died in 1005 AD. He was a monk and also an abbot known for restoring old monasteries.
Martyrs of Pontus
Martyrs of Pontus were an unknown number of Christians who were tortured and martyred in assorted painful ways in the region of Pontus (in modern Turkey) during the persecutions of Maximian.
Other Saints of the Day for February 5 2025
- Geniale
- Eulalia de Pinos
- Elizabeth of Wertheim
- Domitian of Carinthia
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