This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is September 4 2027.
Saint Rosalia
Blessed Maria Dina BĂ©langer
Blessed Catherine of Racconigi
Moses the Prophet
Blessed Scipion-JĂ©rĂ´me Brigeat Lambert
Blessed Nicolò Rusca
Saint Ida of Herzfeld
Blessed José Bleda Grau
Blessed José Pascual Carda Saporta
Saint Irmgard of SĂĽchteln
Saint Caletricus of Chartres
St Caletricus of Chartres, also known as Caletrico, Chaletricus, Calétric, or Caltry, was the bishop of Chartres, France, born in 529 AD in Chartres, France.
He was well-educated and well-studied and was consecrated as bishop of Chartres, France, in 557 AD, where he served for over 20 years. He attended the Council of Tours and the Council of Paris.
He died in 580 AD, and his relics were rediscovered under the altar of the church of Saint Nicholas in 1703.
We celebrate him on an additional memorial on October 7 to commemorate the translation of his relics.
Saint Fredaldo of Mende
St Fredaldo of Mende was the ninth-century bishop of Mende, Aquitaine, now in modern France. He worked to eradicate idolatry in the region. He was killed and died as a martyr, and his relics were preserved in Canourgue, France.
St Fredaldo is the patron saint of
- Chapelle Saint-Frézal-de-la-Canourgue, La Canourgue, France
- Saint-Frézal-de-Ventalon, France
- La Canourgue, France
- Grèzes, Lozère, France
- Julianges, France
- Saint-FrĂ©zal-d’Albuge, France
- Chaulhac, France
Saint Candida of Naples
St Candida of Naples was also known as Candida the Younger. She was a laywoman born in Naples, Italy, noted throughout her region for her personal holiness.
She made it her lifetime work to convert her non-believer husband and son. She died in 586 AD in Naples, Italy and healing oil was reported to have flowed from her tomb.
Saint Marcellus of Chalon-sur-SaĂ´ne
St Marcellus of Chalon-sur-SaĂ´ne was also known as Marcello. He died as a martyr in 300 AD in Chalons-sur-SaĂ´ne, Gallia Lugdunensis (modern-day France)
Blessed Peter of Saint James
Blessed Peter of Saint James was a Mercedarian friar born in Navarre, Spain. He ransomed 150 Christians enslaved in Algiers by Muslims. He died of natural causes in 1307 AD.
Saint Ultan of Ardbraccan
St Ultan was the Bishop of Ardbraccan, Ireland. He was renowned for his care for the poor, the sick, and the orphans.
He is thought to be the one who collected the writings of Saint Brigid of Ireland because they illustrated his own manuscripts. He died of natural causes in 657 AD and is the patron saint of children.
Saint Candida the Elder
St Candida was an elderly woman in Naples, Italy who was healed of an illness by Saint Peter the Apostle. Peter baptised and converted her and, in turn, brought Saint Aspren of Naples to the faith. She died of natural causes in 78 AD.
Saint Hermione
St Hermione was one of the daughters of Saint Philip the Deacon, who is mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles. She had the gift of prophecy. She was martyred at Ephesus in 117 AD.
Saint Julian the Martyr
St Julian was burned at the stake and died as a martyr in 310 AD during the persecutions of Emperor Maximian Herculeus.
Saint Thamel
St Thamel was a pagan priest. He converted to Christianity and, in 125 AD, was martyred with his sister during the persecution of Emperor Hadrian.
Saint Monessa
St Monessa was the daughter of an Irish chieftain in the 5th century AD. She was a virgin and a convert of Saint Patrick. She died in 456 AD immediately upon being baptized.
Saint Sulpicius of Bayeux
St Sulpicius was the Bishop of Bayeux, France, from 838 AD to 843 AD. In 843 AD, he was martyred by Vikings in Livry, France.
Saint Castus of Ancyra
St Castus of Ancyra was one of a group of seventeen martyrs who were killed together at Ancyra, Galatia in modern-day Turkey.
Saint Rhuddlad
St Rhuddlad was also known as Rhudlad. She was a Welsh-born Nun who is the patron saint of Llanrhyddlad, Anglesey, Wales. She died in the 7th century.
Saint Maximus of Ancyra
St Maximus of Ancyra was one of a group of seventeen martyrs who were killed together at Ancyra, Galatia in modern-day Turkey.
Saint Magnus of Ancyra
St Magnus of Ancyra was one of a group of seventeen martyrs who were killed together at Ancyra, Galatia, in modern-day Turkey.
Saint Oceanus the Martyr
St Oceanus was burned at the stake and died as a martyr in 310 AD during the persecutions of Emperor Maximian Herculeus.
Saint Ammianus the Martyr
St Ammianus was burned at the stake and died as a martyr in 310 AD during the persecutions of Emperor Maximian Herculeus.
Saint Theodore the Martyr
St Theodore was burned at the stake and died as a martyr in 310 AD during the persecutions of Emperor Maximian Herculeus.
Saint Salvinus of Verdun
St Salvinus of Verdun was the Bishop of Verdun, France, in 383 AD, serving for over 36 years. He died of natural causes in 420 AD.
Saint Rebecca of Alexandria
St Rebecca of Alexandria died as a martyr in Alexandria, Egypt in the 3rd century AD.
Saint Marcellus of Treves
St Marcellus of Treves was also known as Marcellus of Tongres. He was a Bishop.
Saint Silvanus of Ancyra
St Silvanus died as a child martyr in Ancyra, Galatia.
Saint Victalicus
St Victalicus was martyred as a child in Ancyra, Galatia in modern-day Turkey.
Saint Rufinus of Ancyra
St Rufinus died as a child martyr in Ancyra, Galatia.
Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
These are the names of some of the thousands of people who were murdered from 1934 to 1939, during the anti-Catholic persecutions of the Spanish Civil War.
Their names are;
- Blessed Pedro Sánchez Barba
- Blessed José Vicente Hormaechea Apoita
- Blessed Francisco Sendra Ivars
- Blessed Baltasar Mariano Muñoz MartĂnez
Other Saints of the Day for September 4 2027
- Joseph the Patriarch
- Giuseppe Toniolo
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