This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is April 5 2024.
👉 Saint Vincent Ferrer
Blessed Juliana of Mont Cornillon
Blessed Saturnina RodrÃguez de ZavalÃa
Saint Catherine of Palma
Blessed Mariano de la Mata Aparicio
Saint Maria Crescentia Höss
Saint Derfel Gadarn
Saint Irene of Thessalonica
Saint Gerald of Sauve-Majeure
Blessed Conrad of Saxony
Blessed Conrad of Saxony born Saxony in modern Germany was a Franciscan friar and became a missionary preacher in Ircania, an area near the Caspian Sea, a region of primarily of Muslims and Eastern Orthodox Christians.
One day as he was preparing to preach the faith in public, he was set on and murdered by a mob. He died a martyr after being strangled to death in 1288 in the Ircania region.
Blessed Stephen of Hungary
Blessed Stephen of Hungary born in Hungary was a Franciscan friar and became a missionary preacher in Ircania, an area near the Caspian Sea, a region of primarily of Muslims and Eastern Orthodox Christians.
One day as he was preparing to preach the faith in public, he was set on and murdered by a mob. He died a martyr after being strangled to death in 1288 in the Ircania region.
Saint Albert of Montecorvino
Saint Albert of Montecorvino born in Normandy modern France was taken to Pietra Montecorvino in Apulia, Italy as a child.
He became a bishop and got blind in later years, but was known to his visions, and as a miracle worker. He died in 1127 at Pietra Montecorvino, Apulia, Italy. He is the patron of Pietra Montecorvino, Italy.
Blessed Raimondo of Monteolivo
Blessed Raimondo of Monteolivo born in Catalonia region of Spain was a Mercedarian secular knight, receiving the habit from Saint Peter Nolasco himself on August 10 1218, the day of the founding of the Mercedarians.
Saint Claudius of Mesopotamia
Saint Claudius of Mesopotamia also known as Claudianus of Mesopotamia born Persian became a monk at age 30.
He was captured, tortured and martyred in Mesopotamia. He died after being repeatedly slashed with a knife in Mesopotamia.
Blessed Blaise of Auvergne
Blessed Blaise of Auvergne also known as Blasius of Auvergne was a fourteenth century Dominican. He was the spiritual student of Saint Vincent Ferrer. He was noted as a passionate preacher.
Blessed Antonio Blasi
Blessed Antonio Blasi was a Mercedarian friar who was known to be pious and the enthusiastic archbishop of Athens, Greece.
Blessed Anthony Fuster
Blessed Anthony Fuster also known as Antonius Fuster or The Peace Angel was a fourteenth-century Dominican. He was the spiritual student of Saint Vincent Ferrer.
Saint Ferbuta of Seleucia
Saint Ferbuta of Seleucia was the sister of Saint Simeon. She was a widow and died in 342 AD in Seleucia, Persia after being martyred in the persecutions of King Sapur II.
Saint Theodore the Martyr
Saint Theodore the Martyr was martyred in the persecution of Emperor Hadrian in 130 AD.
Saint Becan of Cork
Saint Becan of Cork also known as Becan of Cluain-Aird-Mobecog was a sixth-century hermit near Cork, Ireland.
Blessed Peter Cerdan
Blessed Peter Cerdan was a Dominican who travelled and worked with Saint Vincent Ferrer. He died in 1422 AD.
Saint Pausilippus
Saint Pausilippus was martyred in the persecution of Emperor Hadrian in 130 AD.
Saint Zeno the Martyr
Saint Zeno the Martyr died a martyr after being burned alive at an unknown date and place.
Martyrs of Lesbos
Martyrs of Lesbos is a group of five young Christian women martyred together for their faith on the island of Lesbos, Greece.
Martyrs of North-West Africa
Martyrs of North-West Africa also known as Martyrs of Aquae Regiae, Martyrs of Arbal or Martyrs of Regiis is a large group of Christians murdered while celebrating Easter Mass during the persecutions of Genseric, the Arian king of the Vandals, in 459 AD at Arbal in modern Algeria.
Martyrs of Seleucia
Martyrs of Seleucia is a group of one hundred and eleven men and nine women who, because they were Christians, were dragged to Seleucia and martyred for refusing to worship the sun fire or other pagan idols during the persecutions of King Shapur II. They were burned alive in 344 AD in Seleucia, Persia.
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