This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is July 23 2024.
Blessed Margarita de Maturana
Blessed Basil Hopko
Ezekiel the Prophet
Blessed Pedro Ruiz de los Paños Angel
Blessed Lucrecia GarcÃa Solanas
Blessed Wojciech Gondek
Saint Phocas the Gardener
Blessed Jane of Orvieto
Blessed Josep Sala Picó
Saint John Cassian
Saint Anne of Constantinople
Blessed Beaudoin of Beaumont
Blessed Emilio Arce DÃez
Saint Romula of Rome
Saint Valerian of Cimiez
St Valerian of Cimiez was also known as Valerian of Lérins. He was a monk at Lérins, France.
He became the Bishop of Cimiez, France. He also attended the Council of Riez in 439 AD and the Council of Vaison in 442 AD. Some of the homilies he wrote are still there. He died in 460 AD.
Saint Severus of Bizye
St Severus of Bizye was also known as Severus of Bizia or Severus of Wiza. He is the one who brought Saint Mennone the Centurian to Christianity. He was martyred in Bizye, Thrace in modern-day Turkey during the persecutions of Diocletian.
Saint Herundo of Rome
St Herundo was born in Rome, Italy. Together with Saint Romula and Saint Redempta, she was a hermitess near the church of Saint Mary Major in Rome, Italy. St Gregory the Great spoke highly of them. She died of natural causes in 580 AD.
Saint Rasyphus of Macé
St Rasyphus of Macé was born in the British Isles in the fifth century. He became a hermit in northern France and died as a martyr in Macé, France. Her relics are enshrined in Bayeaux, France.
Saint Ravennus of Macé
Saint Ravennus of Macé was born in the British Isles in the fifth century. He became a hermit in northern France and died as a martyr in Macé, France. Her relics are enshrined in Bayeaux, France.
Blessed Juan de Luca
Blessed Juan de Luca was a Mercedarian friar who in 1343 AD, he freed 116 Christians who had been enslaved by Muslims in Algiers. He converted many Muslims to the Christian faith as he travelled through the North Africa region.
Saint Redempta of Rome
St Redempta was a holy ascetic woman who lived near the church of Saint Mary Major in Rome, Italy. She died in 580 AD.
Saint Primitiva of Rome
St Primitiva of Rome was also known as Primitia, Privata. He died as a martyr in Rome, Italy on an unknown date.
Saint Theophilus of Rome
St Theophilus died as a martyr after being beheaded in 302 AD in Rome, Italy during the persecutions of Diocletian.
Blessed Juan de Montesinos
Blessed Juan de Montesinos was a Mercedarian friar and a missionary who died as a martyr in 1619 AD after being shot with arrows.
Saint Trophimus of Rome
St Trophimus was beheaded in 302 AD in Rome, Italy and died as a martyr in the persecutions of Diocletian.
Saint Rasyphus of Rome
St Rasyphus of Rome was martyred in Rome, Italy and is venerated there from early times.
Saint Apollonius of Rome
St Apollonius of Rome died as a martyr after he was tied to a stake and shot with arrows.
Blessed Leonard da Recanati
Blessed Leonard da Recanati was an Italian-born Mercedarian friar and later Bishop.
Saint Conan of Cornwall
St Conan was a companion of Saint Petroc in the 6th century in Cornwall, England.
Saint Eugene of Rome
Saint Eugene of Rome was beheaded and died a Martyr.
Martyrs of Barcelona
The Martyrs of Barcelona were a group of seven Christians, who were a mix of several people. They were martyred in two groups on the same day of July 23 1936, in Barcelona, Spain during the Spanish Civil War. They were beatified on October 28 2007, by Pope Benedict XVI.
Some were
- Laypeople,
- Members of the Missionaries of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary
- The Franciscan Daughters of Mercy
Their names were
- Catalina Caldés SocÃas
- Simó Reynés Solivellas
- Prudència Canyelles Ginestà de Aguadé
- Pau Noguera TrÃas
- Miquela Rul-LÃ n Ribot
- Miquel Pons Ramis
- Francesc Mayol Oliver
Martyrs of Bulgaria
The Martyrs of Bulgaria were Christians who were killed for their faith during the 9th-century war between the Greek Emperor Nicephorus and the Bulgars.
Martyrs of Carabanchel Bajo
The Martyrs of Carabanchel Bajo were a group of nine Passionist priests, brothers and clerics who were martyred together on July 22 1936, in Carabanchel Bajo, Madrid, Spain during the Spanish Civil War.
On October 1 1989, they were beatified by Pope John Paul II.
- Anacario Benito Nozal
- Maurilio Macho RodrÃguez
- Manuel Pérez Jiménez
- Laurino Proaño Cuesta
- Julio Mediavilla Concejero
- José Ruiz Martinez
- José Osés Sainz
- Felipe Valcobado Granado
- Felipe Ruiz Fraile
Martyrs of Horta
The martyrs of Horta were a group of nine Minim nuns and a laywoman who were martyred together on July 23 1936, at the Sant GenÃs dels Agudells highway, Horta, Barcelona, Spain during the Spanish Civil War.
On October 27 2013, they were beatified by Pope Benedict XVI.
Their names are
- Ana Ballesta Gelmá
- Teresa RÃus Casas
- Ramona Ors Torrents
- Mercè Mestre Trinché
- Maria Montserrat Ors Molist
- Lucrecia GarcÃa Solanas
- Josepa Panyella Doménech
- Josefa Pilar GarcÃa Solanas
- Dolors Vilaseca Gallego
Martyrs of Manzanares
Martyrs of Manzanares are a group of five Passionist clerics who were martyred together, after being shot on July 23 1936, in Manzanares, Ciudad Real, Spain during the Spanish Civil War.
They were beatified by Pope John Paul II on October 1 1989.
- Abilio Ramos y Ramos
- ZacarÃas Fernández Crespo
- Vicente DÃez Tejerina
- José Estalayo GarcÃa
- Epifanio Sierra Conde
Other Saints of the Day for July 23 2024
- Our Lady of Altino
- Panagia Evangelistria
- Anna of Lefkas
- Beatrix d’Este III
- James I of Aragon
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