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Catalogue of Franciscan Saints Franciscan Saints, Blesseds, and Feasts To go to a page, type Control/Shift/N and then type page number. The complete alphabetical list of saints, blesseds, and feasts begins on Page i of the Table of Contents. Beginning on page 1 is the detailed list of saints, blesseds and feasts as they are celebrated by date. You will find a picture, a brief description, and a link to more information. Bookmarks on the left side of the screen will take you to the beginning of each month. Table of Contents (To go to a page, type Control/Shift/N and then type page number) Saints Francisco Solano ...............................20 Mary Frances of the Five Agnes of Assisi ....................................31 Giles Mary of St. Joseph ................... 4 Wounds .......................................... 27 Agnes of Prague ...................................7 Giles Mary of St. Joseph ....................5 Mary Joseph Rosello ........................33 Albert Chmielowski ........................... 17 Giovanni of Triora ................................ 4 Maximilian Kolbe ................................23 Alphonsa of the Immaculate Henry Alfieri of Asti ............................ 9 Nicholas of Flüe .....................................8 Conception ...................................22 Humilis of Bisignano ........................32 Pacificus of Severino ........................26 Amato Ronconi ...................................13 Hyacintha de Mariscotti .....................3 Padre Pio of Pietrelcina ..................26 Angela Merici ..........................................3 Ignatius of Laconi ...............................13 Paschal Baylon .....................................14 Angela of Foligno ..................................1 Ignatius of Santhia ............................26 Pedro de San Jose Betancur ......... 11 Anthony of Padua .............................. 17 James de la Marche ..........................32 Peter of Alcántara .............................28 Antonio of St. Anne Galvoa ...........13 Jane of Valois ........................................ 4 Peter Regalado ....................................14 Bartolomea Capitanio .....................22 Joan of Arc ............................................16 Peter Regaldo ....................................... 9 Beatrice of Silva .................................24 Joaquina Vedruna de Mas ..............15 Peter Zhang Banniu .........................20 Benedict Joseph Labré..................... 11 John Bosco ............................................. 4 Pius X ......................................................24 Benedict Larcari ..................................10 John Capistrano .................................28 Riccardo Pampuri ............................... 12 Benvenute of Osimo .......................... 9 John Jones and John Wall ............20 Roch of Montpellier ..........................24 Berard de’Leopardi of Calvi, John of Dukla ...................................... 27 Rose of Viterbo ..................................24 Peter de’Bonanti of John Vianney .......................................23 Salvator of Horta ..................................8 Sangemini, Otto de’Petricchi, John XXIII ..............................................28 Seraphin of Montegranaro ............28 Accursio Vacuzio and John Zhang Huan ...............................19 Theophilus of Corte ...........................14 Adjutus of Narni ............................2 John-Joseph of the Cross ................7 Theophilus of Corte ...........................14 Bernadette Soubirous ....................... 6 Joseph .......................................................8 Thomas More ........................................18 Bernard of Corleone............................2 Joseph Benedict Cottolengo ........ 12 Thomas of Cori ......................................2 Bernardin of Siena..............................15 Joseph Cafasso ...................................18 Veridiana ...................................................5 Bonaventure of Bagnoregio .......... 21 Joseph de Leonisse ............................ 4 Veronica Giuliani ................................20 Camilla Battista da Varano .............16 Joseph of Cupertino ........................25 Vincent Pallotti ......................................3 Camillus de Lellis ................................ 21 Junipero Serra ......................................19 Vincenta Gerosa ..................................19 Catherine of Bologna .........................7 Konrad of Parzham ........................... 11 Yves of Brittany ...................................15 Charles Borromeo .............................29 Lawrence of Brindisi ......................... 21 Zita of Luca ........................................... 12 Charles of Sezze ....................................1 Lawrence of Brindisi ......................... 21 Zygmunt Szczesny Felinski ..........25 Clare of Assisi 23 Leonard de Port-Maurice ...............32 Colette de Corbie .................................7 Leopold Mandic of Blesseds Colette of Corbie ................................. 4 Castelnovo .....................................13 Agathangelus and Cassian ............23 Conrad de Plaisance .......................... 6 Louis and Zelie Martin .....................20 Agnellus of Pisa ...................................13 Crispin of Viterbo ...............................14 Louis of Toulouse ...............................24 Agnellus of Pisa .....................................8 Didacus of Alcalá ...............................30 Louise of Savoy ................................... 21 Aloysius Stepinac .................................5 Dominic ..................................................23 Luigi Scrosoppi of Udine ................10 Amadeus IX of Savoy ........................ 9 Elizabeth of Hungary ........................31 Margaret of Cortona .........................14 Andre Hibernon .................................... 11 Elizabeth of Portugal ........................19 Marguerite Bays ..................................19 Andrew Hyacinth Longhin .............18 Elzear of Sabran .................................26 Maria Crescentia Höss ......................10 Andrew of Segni .................................. 4 Eustochia Calafato ...............................2 Mariana of Jesus de Paredes ........15 Andrew of Spello ................................16 Eustochium of Messine ......................5 Marianne Cope .......................................3 Angela Salawa of Cracow.................8 Felix de Cantalice ...............................14 Marie-Bernard Butler ........................14 Angeline of Marsciano ....................20 Felix of Nicosia ....................................16 Marie-Madeleine Postel ................... 21 Angelo of Acri .....................................29 Ferdinand III ..........................................16 Martyrs of China .................................20 Angelo of Chivasso ............................10 Fidelis of Sigmaringen ...................... 11 Martyrs of Damascas .......................20 Anizet Koplin and Companions ... 17 Frances of Rome ...................................7 Martyrs of Holland ............................20 Anne-Rose Gattorno .........................13 Francis Anthony Fasan ...................32 Martyrs of Japan ................................25 Anthony of Stroncone ........................5 Francis de Sales ....................................3 Martyrs of Japan ...................................7 Antonia of Florence ............................ 6 Francis Mary of Camporosso .......26 Martyrs of Morocco ..........................28 Antonio Lucci ......................................22 Francis of Paola ...................................10 Martyrs of Palestine ..........................30 Apollinaris of Posat, John Francis Burté, Severin Girault ...............24 Page i Archangelo of Calatafimi ...............22 Giuseppe Tovinii ....................................2 Marcello Maruzzo ...............................19 Aurelio of Vinalesa and Gregory X ..................................................1 Marco of Aviano .................................23 Companions .................................26 Guy of Cortona .................................... 17 Margaret Colonna ..............................34 Balthazar of Chiavari ........................28 Helen Enselmini ..................................29 Margaretha Flesch .............................18 Bartolo da San Gimignano ............33 Herman Stepien .................................. 21 Marguerite de Lorraine ...................30 Benedict of Urbino ............................ 12 Hippolyte Galentini ..............................8 Maria Assunta Pallotta .....................10 Bentivolio of Bonio ...........................34 Honorat Kozminski ...........................28 Maria del Transito Cabanillas........24 Benvenuto Mareni ..............................13 Hugolinus Magalotti .........................33 Maria Francesca Rubatto ...............23 Bernadine of Feltre ........................... 27 Humiliana Cerchi .................................16 Maria Maddalena Martinengo ......22 Bernard of Baden ............................... 21 Innocent of Berzo .............................. 27 Maria Milagros Ortells Gimeno .....31 Bernard of Offida ..............................24 Irish Martyrs ..........................................18 Maria of Jesus Crucified Petkovi 20 Bertrand de la Tour ...........................22
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