This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is on March 13 2025.
👉Saint Leander of Seville
Blessed Françoise Tréhet
Saint Roderick of Cordoba
Blessed Agnellus of Pisa
Saint Ansovinus of Camerino
Saint Heldrad of Novalese
Blessed Henrik of Denmark
Blessed Peter II of La Cava
Saint Gerald of Mayo
Saint Sabinus of Egypt
Saint Mochoemoc
Blessed Judith of Ringelheim
Blessed Judith of Ringelheim was also known as Giuditta. She was the sister of St Bernward of Hildesheim but all other traces of her history were destroyed by Protestants.
Based on her tomb’s inscription, she died on March 13 but the year is unknown. Her relics were enshrined in 1497 following many years of public devotion at her tomb but they were later destroyed by Protestants
Saint Patricia of Nicomedia
St. Patricia of Nicomedia, also called Patricia of Nicomedia, was a married woman and the mother of St. Modesta of Nicomedia.
Along with her husband St. Macedonius and several other Christians, whose names are not known, she was martyred in 304 AD in Nicomedia (modern-day Turkey).
Saint Grace of Saragossa
St. Grace of Saragossa, an unwed laywoman, was detained, tortured, and killed for her religious beliefs during Diocletian’s persecutions.
She was subjected to severe beatings that resulted in internal injuries and had her breasts removed before being sent back to her prison cell to perish from her wounds. This occurred in 304 AD in Zaragoza, Spain.
Saint Ramirus of LĂ©on
St. Ramirus of LĂ©on served as a monk and later as the prior of St. Claudius Abbey in LĂ©on, Spain. Along with his fellow monks, he was martyred by Arian Visigoths.
St. Ramirus was assassinated in 600 AD while reciting the Nicene Creed in the church choir of St. Claudius Abbey in LĂ©on, Spain.
Saint Macedonius of Nicomedia
St. Macedonius of Nicomedia was wedded to St. Patricia of Nicomedia, and they had a daughter, St. Modesta of Nicomedia.
Together with several other unidentified Christians, the entire family was martyred, and they perished in 304 AD in Nicomedia, which is now located in Turkey.
Blessed Eustachius of Huy
Blessed Eustachius of Huy, the eldest son of Blessed Ivetta of Huy, was born in Huy, Belgium, during the latter part of the 12th century.
He converted to Christianity under his mother’s guidance and became a Cistercian monk at the Orval monastery, located in modern-day Belgium. Eventually, he was appointed as the abbot of the monastery.
Saint Modesta of Nicomedia
St. Modesta of Nicomedia was the daughter of St. Patricia of Nicomedia and St. Macedonius of Nicomedia.
Along with several other Christians whose identities are unknown, the entire family was martyred, and St. Modesta died in 304 AD in Nicomedia, which is presently situated in Turkey.
Blessed Berengar de Alenys
Blessed Berengar de Alenys, also known as Berengario, was a Mercedarian monk who served as an abbot of the convent of Santa Maria in Avignon, France.
Saint Urpasian of Nicomedia
St. Urpasian of Nicomedia was a Christian member of the imperial household of Roman emperor Diocletian in Nicomedia (in modern Turkey).
He was martyred for his faith. In 295 AD he was burned alive in Nicomedia (in modern Turkey).
Saint Theusitas of Nicaea
St. Theusitas of Nicaea was also known as Theusetas. He was the father of St. Horres of Nicaea and was martyred with his son and several other Christians.
At Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey)is where he died at an unknown date.
Saint Horres of Nicaea
St. Horres of Nicaea was also known as Ilorres. He was the son of St. Theusitas of Nicaea and was martyred with his father and several others.
At Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey) is where he died at an unknown date.
Saint Pientius of Poitiers
St. Pientius of Poitiers was also known as Pien, Pient, or Pienzio. He was a bishop of Poitiers, France. He helped St. Radegunde to found her convent. In 561 AD, he died of natural causes.
Saint Christina of Persia
St. Christina of Persia was born in Persia and was also known as Kristina. She was martyred in the persecutions of Khosrau I of Persia after being scourged to death.
Saint Eufrasia of Nicomedia
St. Eufrasia of Nicomedia was martyred in the persecutions of Diocletian. He was beheaded in 300 AD in Nicomedia (modern Izmet, Turkey).
Saint Kevoca of Kyle
St. Kevoca of Kyle was also known as Evox, Kennotha, Mochoemoc, Quivoca, or Quivox. He was a seventh-century saint honoured in Kyle, Scotland. No other reliable information about him is known.
Saint Nymphora of Nicaea
St. Nymphora of Nicaea was also known as Nymphodora. He was a martyr and died at Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey) at an unknown date.
Saint Marcus of Nicaea
St. Marcus of Nicaea was also known as Mark. He was a martyr and died at Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey) at an unknown date.
Saint Salomon of Cordoba
St. Salomon of Cordoba was also known as Solomon. He died as a martyr in 857 AD in Cordoba, Spain.
Saint Theodora of Nicaea
St. Theodora of Nicaea was a martyr. He died at Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey)at an unknown date.
Saint Arabia of Nicaea
St. Arabia of Nicaea was a martyr. He died at Nicaea, Bithynia (modern Iznik, Turkey) at an unknown date.
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