This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is October 21 2024.
👉 Saint Laura of Saint Catherine of Siena
Saint Wendelin
Saint Malchus of Syria
Blessed Charles of Austria
Blessed Giuseppe Puglisi
Saint Finian Munnu
Blessed Peter of Città di Castello
Saint Hilarion of Gaza
Saint Celina of Meaux
Saint Ursula and Companions listed below
• Agnes of Cologne
• Antonia of Cologne
• Calamanda of Calaf
• Cesarius of Cologne
• Cordula
• Cunigunde of Rapperswil
• Cyriacus of Cologne
• Fiolanus of Lucca
• Ignatius of Cologne
• James of Antioch
• Mauritius of Cologne
• Martha of Cologne
• Odilia
• Pontius of Cologne
• Sulpitius of Ravenna
• Vincent of Cologne
Saint Petrus Yu Tae-Ch’ol
Blessed Hilarion of Moglena
Blessed Sancho of Aragon
Saint Viator of Lyons
Saint Berthold of Parma
Blessed Iulianus Nakaura
Saint Asterius
St Asterius was also known as Astericus. He was a priest under Pope Callistus. When Pope Callistus was killed, he secretly buried him and as a consequence, he was drowned in the Tiber River at Ostia, Italy and martyred by the order of Emperor Alexander Severus.Â
His body was recovered and buried in Ostia and his relics were enshrined in the cathedral in Ostia.
Saint Zoticus of Nicomedia
St Zoticus of Nicomedia was also known as Zotico. He was one of a group of 15 Christian soldiers who were tortured, thrown from a boat to drown at the sea and martyred in 303 AD, at the imperial residence at Nicomedia on the Black Sea during the persecutions of Diocletian.
Saint Dasius of Nicomedia
St Dasius of Nicomedia was also known as Dasio. He was one of a group of 15 Christian soldiers who were tortured, thrown from a boat to drown at the sea, and martyred in 303 AD, at the imperial residence at Nicomedia on the Black Sea during the persecutions of Diocletian.
Saint Caius of Nicomedia
St Caius of Nicomedia was also known as Gaius. He was one of a group of 15 Christian soldiers who were tortured, thrown from a boat to drown at the sea, and martyred in 303 AD, at the imperial residence at Nicomedia on the Black Sea during the persecutions of Diocletian.
Saint Condedus
St Condedus was also known as Condé or Condède. He was born in England. He was an evangelist who worked from an island in the Seine near Caudebec.
He became a hermit at Fontaine-de-Saint-Valéry, France, and later a monk at Fontenelle Abbey. He died in 690 AD.
Saint Gebizo
St Gebizo was born in Cologne, Germany. He was a Benedictine monk at Monte Cassino in 1076 AD. He was a spiritual student of Saint Desiderius who later became Pope Victor III.
In 1087 AD, he died of natural causes.
Blessed Gundisalvus of Lagos
Blessed Gundisalvus of Lagos at Lagos, Portugal. He was an Augustinian monk and a renowned preacher. In 1422 AD, he died of natural causes. In 1778 AD, he was beatified by Pope Clement XIV through cultus confirmation.
Blessed Imana of Loss
Blessed Imana of Loss was also known as Himmanna, Imaina, or Imaine. She was a Cistercian Benedictine nun and an abbess at Salzinnes, Namur, France. She later became an abbess at Flines, diocese of Cambrai, France.
In 1270 AD, she died of natural causes.
Saint Agatho the Hermit
St Agatho the Hermit was also known as Agatho of Egypt or Agathon. He was a hermit, a monk and later an abbot in the Egyptian desert in the fourth century. He was one of the leaders in the early monastic movement.
Saint Letizia
St Letizia was also known as Laetitia, Leticia or Letycie. After his death, his relics were enshrined in Ayerbe, Spain.
Saint Cilinia
St Cilinia was also known as Celina or Céline. She was the blind mother of Saint Remigius of Rheims and Saint Principius of Soissons.
In 458 AD, she died of natural causes in Laon, France.
Saint Hugh of Ambronay
St Hugh of Ambronay was a Benedictine monk. Abbot of Ambronay Abbey, Diocese of Belley, France in the 9th century. He died in the 10th century.
Saint Maurontus of Marseilles
St Maurontus of Marseilles was an abbot of Saint Victor Abbey in Marseilles, France. He later became the Bishop of Marseilles in 767 AD. He died in 804 AD.
Saint Severinus of Bordeaux
St Severinus of Bordeaux was also known as Seurin or Severino. He was the Bishop of Bordeaux, France in 405 AD. He died in 420 AD.
Saint Tuda of Lindisfarne
St Tuda of Lindisfarne was a monk in Ireland and later the Bishop of Lindisfarne, England. He died of the plague in 664 AD.
Saint Zaira
St Zaira was martyred in the 10th century in Spain by the Moors.
Other Saints of the Day for October 21 2024
- Matthew Gimera of Agrigento
- Wulfilak of Trier
- Tudwen ferch Brychan
Catholic Saint Feast Days in October
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