This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is January 13 2025.
Saint Kentigern
Blessed Francesco Maria Greco
Saint Remigius of Rheims
Blessed Veronica of Milan
Blessed Ivetta of Huy
Saint Agrecius of Trier
Saint Vivenzio of Blera
Blessed Francisca Inés Valverde Gonzålez
Saint Berno of Cluny
Blessed MarĂa Francisca Espejo y Martos
Saint Ăaminh Pham Trong Kham
Saint Giuse Pham Trong Ta
Saint Luca Pham Trong ThĂŹn
Blessed Emil Szramek
Blessed Hildemar of Arrouaise
Saint Hermylus
Saint Hermylus also known as Ermil, Ermilio, Hermellus, Hermylas, Hermyllus or Hermilio was a deacon at Singidunum in modern Belgrade, Serbia.
He was Martyred with his servant, Saint Stratonicus, in the persecutions of Licinius. He drowned in the River Danube in 315 AD.
Saint Elian of Brittany
Saint Elian of Brittany also known as Allan or Eilan was born in Brittany modern France. He was related to Saint Ismael, Saint Oudoceus, Saint Melorius, Saint Tugdual and Saint Judictel.
He was a sixth-century missionary to Cornwall, England. Llanelian in Anglesey and Llanelian in Denbigshire are named after him.
Saint Glaphyra
Saint Glaphyra was a slave, belonging to Constantia, the wife of the emperor Licinius. To safeguard her vow of chastity, she ran to Saint Basil of Amasea.
She was arrested and sentenced to death for being a runaway slave. She is considered a martyr because her running away was a direct result of her faith and personal vows. She died in 324 AD.
Saint Enogatus of Aleth
Saint Enogatus of Aleth also known as Eniguet, Eniguette, Enogad, Enogat, Enougad, Enougat, Tenou-cat or Tnoucat was a monk and became abbot of Saint Meen Abbey.
He became bishop of Brittany, France and attended a memorial on 15th November for all the bishops of St Malo. In 631 AD he died of natural causes.
Saint Stratonicus
Saint Stratonicus also known as Stratonico was a servant to Saint Hermylus at Singidunum in modern Belgrade.
He was Martyred with Hermylus in the persecutions of Licinius where he drowned in the River Danube in 315 AD.
Saint Peter of CapitolĂade
Saint Peter of CapitolĂade was a priest and is noted for preaching Christianity in the territory held by the Saracen prince Walid where he was mutilated and executed.
His hands, feet and tongue were cut off, then crucified on January 13 715 AD at the CapitolĂade, Batanea, Syria. He died a martyr.
Blessed Stephen of LiĂšge
Blessed Stephen of LiĂšge was a Canon of Saint-Denis, LiĂšge, Belgium. He became a benedictine monk at Saint Vannes monastery, Verdun, France.
He founded the monastery of Saint Laurence at LiĂšge and served as its first abbot. In 1061, he died of natural causes.
Saint Leontius of Caesarea
Saint Leontius of Caesarea also known as Angel of Peace was the bishop of Caesarea. He worked in the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD and was highly praised in the writings of Saint Athanasius of Alexandria. He died in 337 AD of natural causes.
Blessed Matteo de Lana
Blessed Matteo de Lana also known as Matthew was a Mercedarian monk at the monastery of Santa Maria degli Ulivi.
Blessed Ida of Argensolles
Blessed Ida of Argensolles was a benedictine nun at Saint Leonardâs, Liege, Belgium. She became the abbess of the Cistercian Argensolles Abbey, diocese of Soissons, France. In 1226, she died of natural causes.
Saint Gumesindus
Saint Gumesindus also known as Gumismundus, Gumersindus or Gumesindo was born Spanish and was a priest. He was martyred in the persecutions of Abderrahman II. He died in 852 AD at Cordoba, Spain.
Saint Viventius
Saint Viventius was born a samaritan. He was a hermit and a priest. He travelled from Palestine to Europe and worked with Saint Hilary of Poitiers to oppose Arianism. He died in 400 AD of natural causes.
Saint Erbin of Cornwall
Saint Erbin of Cornwall also known as Erbyn, Erme, Ervan or Hermes was a fifth-century relative of a Cornish chieftain. Churches are dedicated to him in Cornwall.
Saint Servusdei
Saint Servusdei also known as Servusdeus was born Spanish and became a monk. He was martyred in the persecutions of Abderrahman II and died in 852 AD in Cordoba, Spain.
Saint Designatus of Maastricht
Saint Designatus of Maastricht was a fifth-century bishop of Maastricht, Netherlands who died in 437 AD.
Saint Elian ap Erbin
Saint Elian ap Erbin was born in the 5th century Welsh. No information has survived about him.
Saint Andrew of Trier
Saint Andrew of Trier was the bishop of Trier, Germany. He died in 235 AD as a martyr.
Forty Martyred Soldiers at Rome
Forty Martyred Soldiers at Rome was a group of forty soldiers martyred in the persecutions of Gallienus. They died in 262 AD on the Via Lavicana, Rome, Italy.
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