This is the Saint of the Day list of Saints and Blesseds whose feast day is June 2 2024.
👉 Saint Marcellinus and Saint Peter the Exorcist, Martyrs
Saint Erasmus
Saint Nicephorus of Constantinople
Blessed Sadoc of Sandomierz
Blessed Guido of Acqui
Saint Nicholas Peregrinus
Saint Blandina the Slave
Saint Daminh Ninh
Pope Saint Eugene I
Saint Photinus of Lyons
Blessed Demetrios of Philadelphia
Saint Stephen of Sweden
Blessed Joseph Tien
Saint Adalgis of Thierarche
Saint Dorotheus of Rome
Blessed Giovanni de Barthulono
Blessed Giovanni de Barthulono was born to an illustrious Italian family and died of natural causes in 1500 AD in Trapani, Italy.
He was a Mercedarian and ransomed 49 Christians who had been enslaved in Africa. Additionally, he was noted for his personal piety and virtue.
Saint Juan de Ortega
St Juan de Ortega died of natural causes in 1150 AD. He was a priest in the diocese of Burgos, Spain, a pilgrim to Palestine, Rome, Italy, and Santiago de Compostela, Spain and later lived as a hermit near Burgos.
He helped St Dominic de la Calzada build roads, bridges, hospices, etc. to improve the region and bring services to those in rural areas.
Saint Biblis of Lyons
St Biblis of Lyons, also known as Biblides, died in 177 AD at Lyons, France. He was tortured to admit to the crime of cannibalism, a slur often ascribed to early Christians.
Later, he together with other 45 Christians was martyred in the persecutions of Marcus Aurelius. Additionally, he became one of the Martyrs of Lyons and Vienne.
Saint Alexander of Vienne
St Alexander of Vienne died in 177 AD. He was a physician in Vienne, Gaul and also at the adult stage he was converted to Christianity.
He was a friend of St Pothinus and was arrested for his faith during the persecutions of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, he was tortured and executed. One of the Martyrs of Lyons and Vienne.
Saint Dictinus of Astorga
St Dictinus of Astorga died in 420 AD. He was a supporter of the Priscillianist heresy, he was brought back to orthodox Christianity by Saint Ambrose, renouncing his errors at the Council of Toledo in 400 AD. He later became a bishop of Astorga, Spain.
Saint Bodfan of Wales
St Bodfan of Wales, also known as Bobouan or Boduan, was a seventh-century monk at Beaumaris, Wales. He later became the patron saint of Abergwyngregyn, Wales, Abern or Wales
Saint Armin of Egypt
St Armin of Egypt died in 304 AD and was venerated in Egypt and Ethiopia, but no details of him have survived.
Saint Ada of Ethiopia
St Ada of Ethiopia died as a martyr In Ethiopia.
Saint Barbarinus
St Barbarinus, also known as Barbarunus, was a priest and also a martyr.
Saint Honorata
St Honorata, also known as Honoratus, was a martyr.
Saint Evasius
St Evasius was a martyr.
Saint Humatus
St Humatus died as a martyr.
Saint Rogate
St Rogate died as a martyr.
Martyrs of Lyons and Vienne
- Alexander of Vienne
- Attalus of Pergamos
- Biblis of Lyons
- Blandina the Slave
- Cominus of Lugdunum
- Epagathus of Lugdunum
- Maturus the Novice
- Photinus of Lyons
- Ponticus of Lugdunum
- Sanctius of Vienne
- Vettius of Lugdunum
Martyrs of Sandomierz
- Zadok
- Andrea, chaplain
- James, novice master
- Malachi, convent preacher
- Paul, vicar
- Peter, guardian of the garden
- Simone, penitentiary
Friars
- Philip
- Matthew
- Luke
- John
- Elia
- Clemente
- Bartholomew
- Barnabas
- Abel
Deacons
- Giuseppe,
- Stefano
- Joachim,
Sub-deacons
- Abraham
- Basil
- Moses
- Taddeo
Clerics
- Aaron
- Benedict
- David
- Dominico
- Mattia
- Mauro
- Michele
- Onofrio
- Timothy
Professed students
- Christopher
- Donato
- Feliciano
- Gervasio
- Gordian
- John
- Mark
- Medardo
- Valentino
Novices
- Daniele
- Isaiah
- Macario
- Raffaele
- Tobia
Lay brothers
- Thomas, organist
- Cyril, tailor
- Jeremiah, shoemaker
Other Saints of the Day for June 2 2024
- Madonna of the Tears
- Martyrs of Rome
- Conall of Drumcliff
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