Saint of the Day for June 3 2024

This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is June 3 2024.

👉 Memorial of Saint Charles Lwanga and Companions, Martyrs (Martyrs of Uganda)

• St Charles Lwanga
• St Achileo Kiwanuka
• St Adolofu Mukasa Ludigo
• St Ambrosio Kibuuka
• St Anatoli Kiriggwajjo
• St Anderea Kaggwa
• St Antanansio Bazzekuketta
• St Bruno Sserunkuuma
• St Denis Ssebuggwawo
• St Gonzaga Gonza
• St Gyavire
• St James Buzabaliao
• St John Maria Muzeyi
• St Joseph Mukasa
• St Kizito
• St Lukka Baanabakintu
• St Matiya Mulumba
• St Mbaga Tuzinde
• St Mugagga
• St Mukasa Kiriwawanvu
• St Nowa Mawaggali
• St Ponsiano Ngondwe

Saint Kevin of Glendalough

Saint John Grande

Blessed Adam of Guglionesi

Saint Clotilde

Blessed Diego Oddi

Saint Genesius, Bishop of Clermont

Saint Liphardus of Orleans

Saint Auditus of Braga

Saint Phaolô Vu Van Ðuong

Blessed Francis Ingleby

Blessed Charles-René Collas du Bignon

Saint Conus of Lucania

Saint Davinus of Lucca

Saint Morand of Cluny

Saint Isaac of Cordoba

Saint Paula of Nicomedia

Saint Caecilius of Carthage

St Caecilius of Carthage was also known as Caecilian, Cecilio or Ceciliano. He was a third-century priest in Carthage, North Africa.

He converted St Cyprian of Carthage to Christianity. Cyprian so revered Caecilius that he took his name, and looked after his family after the priest’s death.

Blessed Beatrice Bicchieri

Blessed Beatrice Bicchieri died in 1320 AD in Vercelli, Italy. She was a wife to Gioachino de Ivachi but later become a widow.

Additionally, she joined the Dominicans in 1270 AD and later founded a Dominican convent in Vercelli, Italy, and served as its first abbess. Known for her deep prayer life and her dedication to penance.

Saint Athanasius of Traiannos

St Athanasius of Traiannos was born in Asia Minor and died of natural causes in 933 AD. He was a wandering monk but later settled in Traiannos, Greece in 908 AD and worked as a calligrapher and copied manuscripts of the Bible and Church Fathers.

Saint Glunshallaich

St Glunshallaich, also known as Glunshalaich, was an Irish born and after his death, he was buried with St Kevin at Glendalough, Ireland.

He was a seventh-century convert led to the faith by St Kevin of Glendalough and was noted for a life of penance.

Saint Hilary of Carcassone

St Hilary of Carcassone, also known as Ilario, was a fourth-century bishop of Carcassonne, France. He worked to keep his flock adhering to orthodox Christianity in the face of the Arianism being spread by the Goths.

Saint Albert of Como

St Albert of Como, also known as Aribert, Adalbert or Adelbert, died of natural causes in 1092 AD. He was a hermit in Rho, Italy, and a Benedictine monk at San Carpofero monastery in Como, Italy. He became the Abbot of his house and later a bishop of Como.

Saint Urbicius

St Urbicius died in the late 6th century. Together with St Liphardus of Orleans, he founded and entered a monastery of Meung-sur-Loire, France where he served as its second abbot.

Saint Laurentinus of Arezzo

St Laurentinus of Arezzo died in 251 AD in Arezzo, Italy. He was a brother of St Pergentinus of Arezzo and was martyred in the persecutions of Decius.

Saint Pergentinus of Arezzo

St Pergentinus of Arezzo 251 AD in Arezzo, Italy. He was a brother of St Laurentinus of Arezzo and was martyred in the persecutions of Decius.

Blessed Gausmarus of Savigny

Blessed Gausmarus of Savigny died in 984 AD. He was a Benedictine monk and also an abbot at St Martin of Savigny from 954 AD to 984 AD.

Saint Cronan the Tanner

St Cronan the Tanner, also known as Cronanus, died in 617 AD. He was a spiritual student of St Kevin of Glendalough.

Saint Oliva of Anagni

St Oliva of Anagni was a nun at Anagni, Italy.

Saint Moses of Arabia

St Moses of Arabia died in 372 AD. He was an Arab missionary bishop to the nomadic tribes in the Syro-Arabian desert.

Martyrs of Africa

Martyrs of Africa were 156 Christians martyred together in Africa but the date is still unknown.

Their names are;

• Quirus
• Quirinus
• Papocinicus
• Nepor
• Juliana
• Januaria
• Gagus
• Donatus
• Demetria
• Abidianus

Martyrs of Byzantium

Martyrs of Byzantium died in 273 AD in Byzantium. They were a group of Christians, possibly related by marriage, who were martyred together.

Their names are;

• Paul
• Lucillian
• Hypatius
• Dionysius
• Claudius

Martyrs of Rome

Martyrs of Rome died in Rome, Italy but the date is unknown. They were a group of Christians martyred together.

Their names are;

• Servulus
• Septiminus
• Satuaucnus
• Orasus
• Lucianus
• Erasmus
• Emerita
• Amasius

Martyrs of Rome

Martyrs of Rome died in Rome, Italy but the date is still unknown. They were 85+ Christians martyred together in Rome, Italy but still unknown date.

Their names are;

• Zetula
• Weneria
• Virianus
• Victurina
• Victuria
• Victorinus
• Victoria
• Victor
• Veranus
• Veneria
• Valeria
• Urban
• Toga
• Titonia
• Tertula
• Sinereus
• Silvanus
• Silvana
• Sextus
• Severus
• Severa
• Servulus
• Septiminus
• Secundus
• Saturnus
• Saturnin
• Satuaucnus
• Rufina
• Romanus
• Rogatian
• Quintus
• Publius
• Procula
• Prisca
• Possemus
• Pompanus
• Peter
• Paula
• Orasus
• Obercus
• Neptunalis
• Nabor
• Metuana
• Mesomus
• Matura
• Matrona
• Lucianus
• Lucia
• Luca
• Libosus
• Justus
• Justa
• Januarius
• Januaria
• Honorata
• Gorgonia
• Gallicia
• Gagus
• Gagia
• Fructus
• Fortunatus
• Fortunata
• Florus
• Flavia
• Felix
• Felicitas
• Faustina
• Exuperia
• Extricatus
• Erasmus
• Emeritus
• Emerita
• Donatus
• Donata
• Domitius
• Cyprus
• Criscens
• Cassianus
• Avidus
• Aurelius
• Apronus
• Apinus
• Amasius

Other Saints of the Day for June 3 2024

• Our Lady of Vladimir
• Our Lady of the Holy Letter
• John Salazer
• Dominicans Martyred in China
• Cwyfen of Wales
• Andrew Caccioli of Spello
• Affine of Killaffan

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