This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is on March 14 2025.
👉Saint Matilda of Saxony
Saint Leobinus of Chartres
Blessed Giacomo Cusmano
Blessed Arnold of Padua
Blessed Eve of Liège
Saint Lazarus of Milan
Blessed Pauline of Thuringia
Saint Alexander of Pydna
Blessed Philip of Turin
Saint Boniface Curitan
St Boniface Curitan was also known as Boniface Curitan of Ross, Boniface Kyrin, Boniface Kyrstin, Boniface of Ross, Kyrin, or Kyrstin.
He was the bishop of Ross, Scotland. He evangelized to the Picts and Scots and introduced Roman liturgy, observance and monastic discipline into the region. He also founded many churches in the northern British Isles. He died around 660 AD.
Blessed Thomas Vives
Blessed Thomas Vives, also known as Tommaso, was a Mercedarian who was sent to Tunisia to rescue Christian captives.
However, he was imprisoned for five years, after which he was he was stoned to death and died as a martyr while he was in prayer.
Saint Leo of the Agro Verano
St. Leo of the Agro Verano was married and became a Christian during adulthood. He served as a bishop but was martyred by Arians.
His demise occurred at an unknown date in Agro Verano, Rome, Italy, and his tomb was discovered outside the walls of Rome in 1857.
Saint Eutychius of Mesopotamia
St. Eutychius of Mesopotamia, also known as Eustathius, was part of a group of Christians who were killed for their religious beliefs in Mesopotamia following the Muslim conquest. He died as a martyr in the year 741 AD.
Blessed Agno of Zaragoza
Blessed Agno of Zaragoza was born in Zaragoza, Spain. He was a canon of the cathedral of Zaragoza and a member of the Franciscan Friar Minor.
In addition, he served as a missionary bishop in Morocco. He died from natural causes in Zaragoza, Spain, in the year 1260.
Saint Maximilian
St. Maximilian was a Christian who held the belief that serving as an imperial soldier was contrary to the principles of his faith, and as a result, he refused to join the army.
Unfortunately, his refusal led to his execution, and he became a martyr for his convictions.
Saint Diaconus
St. Diaconus was a 6th-century deacon in the Marsi region of Italy. He was martyred by Lombards with two unnamed monks. His name has been lost, and over time his title was taken as his name.
Saint Aphrodisius of Africa
St. Aphrodisius of Africa was martyred in the 5th century by Arian Vandals in North Africa.
Saint Peter of Africa
St. Peter of Africa was martyred in the 5th century by Arian Vandals in North Africa.
Saint Talmach
St. Talmach was a seventh-century spiritual student of St. Finbar at Lough Erc, Ireland. He founded a monastery.
47 Martyrs of Rome
The 47 Martyrs of Rome were forty-seven people who were baptized into the faith in Rome, Italy by St. Peter the Apostle, and were later martyred together during the persecutions of Nero. They died in 67 AD in Rome, Italy.
Martyrs of Valeria
The martyrs of Valeria were two monks martyred by Lombards in Valeria, Italy who were never identified.
After the monks were dead, their killers could still hear them singing psalms. They were hanged on a tree in Valeria, Italy in the 5th century.
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