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Saints Catholiques Saint Abraham De Cratea Ou Abraamios (Fêté Le 6 saints catholiques Saint Abraham de Cratea ou Abraamios (fêté le 6 décembre) Saint Acace (fêté le 8 mai') Saint Acheul Saint Achillée (ou saint Achille) (fêté le 12 mai) Saint Achille d'Alexandrie (fêté le 7 novembre) Saint Achille de Larissa, Saint Achille de Scété, Saint Achille de Valence (fêté le 23 avril) Saint Adalbert de Prague (fêté le 23 avril) Saint Albert de Jérusalem (°1880 - †1962), patriarche de Jérusalem (fêté le 14 septembre) Saint Adam Chmielowski (fêté le 25 décembre) Saint Albert de Trapani (°1250- † 1306) (fêté le 7 août) Saint Adauque de Phrygie († v.350) (fêté le 7 février) Sainte Adèle de Pfalzel (fêtée le 24 décembre) Sainte Adélaïde de Bourgogne ou Sainte Alice (fêtée le 16 décembre) Saint Adelphe de Metz (fêté le 29 août) Saint Adrien d'Écosse (fêté le 4 mars) Saints Adrien et Nathalie de Nicomédie (fêtés le 8 septembre) Saint Aelred de Rievaulx (fêté le 12 janvier) Sainte Agathe de Catane (fêtée le 5 février) Saint Agile ou Aile de Luxeuil (fêté le 31 août) Sainte Agnès de Rome (fêtée le 21 janvier) Sainte Agnès de Bohême Sainte Agnès Segni ou Agnès da Montepulciano Sainte Agostina Pietrantoni (fêtée le 13 novembre) Saint Aignan Sainte Aimée d'Assise (fêtée le 20 février) Saint Aimé Ronconi Saint Airy de Verdun, fêté le 1er décembre Saint Albéric d'Utrecht (fêté le 14 novembre) Saint Albert de Castro (fêté le 21 novembre) Saint Albert le Grand dominicain, savant allemand († 1280) (fêté le 15 novembre) Saint Alberto Hurtado Saint Alban de Verulamium (fêté le 22 juin) Sainte Aldegonde Ce lien renvoie vers une page d'homonymie Saint Aldegrin de Baume († 939), ermite bénédictin près de Baume-les-Messieurs (fêté le 14 juin) Saint Aleaume de Burgos (fêté le 30 janvier) Saint Alexandre de Jérusalem (fêté le 18 mars ou le 17 juillet) Saint Alexandre de Lyon (fêté le 22 avril) Saint Alexandre Sauli (fêté le 11 octobre) Saint Alexis l'Homme de Dieu (fêté le 7 juillet ou le 7 mars ou le 7 septembre ?) Saint Alexis de Moscou (fêté le 12 février) Saint Alexis Falconieri (fêté le 17 février) Sainte Alfonsa Muttathupadathu (fêtée le 28 juillet) Saint Alfonso Maria Fusco Sainte Alix Le Clerc (fêtée le 9 janvier) Sainte Alpais de Cudot, Saint Alphège, archevêque de Canterbury Saint Alphonse-Marie de Liguori Saint Alphonse Rodriguez Saint Amable de Riom (fêté le 11 juin et le 19 octobre) Saint Amand (fêté le 6 février) Sainte Amandine (fêtée le 9 juillet) Saint Amanse, 3e évêque de Reims Saint Amant de Boixe ou Amantius Saint Amâtre, évêque d'Auxerre Saint Amadour (ou Saint Amateur), ermite du Ier siècle, qui trouva refuge au pied d'un rocher escarpé devenu Roc'Amadour. (fêté le 26 août) Saint Ambroise de Milan, père de l'église († 397) (fêté le 7 décembre dans les églises catholiques et orthodoxes, le 4 avril (jour de sort) dans le rituel de l'église anglicane) Saint Amédée de Savoie (fêté le 30 mars) Sainte Anastasie d'Illyrie, patricienne romaine (fêtée le 25 décembre) Saintes Anastasie et Basilisse de Rome (fêtées le 15 avril) Saint Anastase Saint Anatole de Milan (fêtée le 3 février) Saint Andéol du Vivarais (fêté le 1er mai) Saint André (fêté le 30 novembre ou le 9 mars pour la translation de son corps) Saint André Avellin (fêté le 10 novembre) Saint André Bobola, Patron de la Pologne (fêté le 16 mai) Saint André Bessette (fêté le 9 août) Saint André Corsini (°1302- † 1374) (fêté le 29 avril) Saint André-Hubert Fournet, fondateur de la Congrégation des Filles de la Croix (fêté le 13 mai) Saint André de Soveral et ses compagnons Saint André Truffaut Saint Ange d'Acri Saint Ange de Jérusalem (°1185- † 1220), Carme (fêtée le 5 mai) Sainte Angèle (fêtée le 6 juillet) Saint Angèle de Foligno Sainte Angèle Mérici (fêtée le 27 janvier) Saint Angilbert (ou Ingilbert), comte de Ponthieu, voire l'article Sainte Anna Maria Gallo Sainte Anne (fêtée le 26 juillet) Sainte Anne-Marie Taigi († 1837) (fêtée le 9 juin) Saint Anicet (fêté le 17 avril) Saint Anségise de Fontenelle (ca. 770 - †833/4) (fêté le 20 juillet) Saint Anselme de Cantorbéry ou Anseaume (fêté le 21 avril) Saint Anthelme de Chignin Saint Antipas de Pergame Saint Antoine d'Égypte, parfois aussi saint Antoine le Grand (fêté le 17 janvier) Saint Antoine Deynan ou Antoine de Nagasaki (fêté le 5 février) Saint Antoine de Padoue ou de Lisbonne (fêté le 13 juin) Saint Antoine de Siya († 1556), moine russe originaire d'Arkhangelsk, fondateur de monastère près de la Mer Blanche (fêté le 7 décembre) Saint Antonio Primaldo et ses compagnons Saint Antonio de Sant'Anna Galvão, Saint Antoine-Marie Gianelli (fêté le 7 juin) Saint Antoine-Marie Claret (°1807 - †1870) (fêté le 24 octobre) Saint Antoine-Marie Pucci (°1819 - †1892) (fêté le 12 janvier) Saint Antonin de Pamiers (martyr, fêté le 2 septembre) Saint Antonin (abbé) (fêté le 14 février) Saint Antonin de Florence (fêté le 2 mai et le 10 mai) Saint Antonin de Milan (fêté le 31 octobre) Saint Anysios ou Anyse de Thessalonique, évêque de Thessalonique (fêté le 30 décembre) Sainte Anysia ou Anysie de Thessalonique (fêtée le 30 décembre) Saint Antonio de Sant'Anna Galvão (fêté le 23 décembre) Saint Aphrodise de Béziers (fêté le 28 avril) Saint Apollinaire de Valence (fêté le 5 octobre) Saint Apollinaire Franco (docteur de l’université de Salamanque, franciscain) (fêté le 12 septembre) Sainte Apolline d’Alexandrie (fêtée le 9 février) Saint Aquilin d’Évreux Saint Arcade de Césarée (fêté le 12 janvier) Saint Arcangelo Tadini (fêté le 20 mai). Canonisé le 26 avril 2009 par Benoît XVI Saint Aré (évêque de Nevers) Saint Arède d'Atane, dit aussi Saint Yrieix Saint Ariald de Carimate Saint Armel des Boschaux,(°482 - †552) Saint Arnaud Cataneo (fêté le 10 février) Saint Arnoul Saint Arnoult,(°1040 - †1087) (fêté le 14 août) Saint Arsène de Scété (fêté le 8 mai, anciennement le 19 juillet) Sainte Aselle ou Asella (fêtée le 6 décembre) Saint Athanase d'Alexandrie, docteur de l'Église (fêté le 2 mai) Saint Aubin (fêté le 1er mars) Saint Auceia (fêté le 25 juin ou le 1er juillet)* Saint Auctor de Metz ou Auteur ou Adinctor (fêté le 9 août) Sainte Audrey (fêtée le 23 juin) Saint Augustin d'Hippone (fêté le 28 août) Saint Augustin de Cantorbéry(fêté le 27 mai) Saint Aurélien d'Arles Saint Aurélien de Limoges Saint Ausone Sainte Austreberthe de Pavilly Saint Austregisile ou Outrille (évêque de Bourges) (fêté le 20 mai) Saint Austremoine de Clermont Saint Avit B Sainte Barbe (fêtée le 4 décembre) Saint Barnabé (fêté le 11 juin) Saint Barthélemy (fêté le 24 août) Saint Barthélemy Laurel Saint Barthélemy de Durham Saint Barthélemy de Rosano (ou de Rossano ?) Saint Basile de Césarée (fêté le 2 janvier en Occident et le 1er janvier en Orient) Saint Basilide, sénateur romain martyre de Dioclétien, Saint Basle de Verzy, Saint Bassos, sénateur romain martyre de Dioclétien, Sainte Bathilde, Saint Baudime (fêté le 2 janvier) Saint Baudouin (fêté le 17 octobre) Saint Bavon de Gand (fêté le 1er octobre) Sainte Béatrice (fêtée le 29 juillet) Bienheureuse Béatrice de Lens, fêtée le 19 janvier Sainte Begge d'Andenne (fêtée le 17 décembre) Saint Bénézet, instigateur de la construction du Pont d'Avignon (fêté le 14 avril) Saint Bénilde (fêté le 12 août) Saint Benjamin (fêté le 31 mars) Saint Benoît de Nursie (fêté le 11 juillet) Saint Benoît II, pape Saint Benoît XI, pape Saint Benoît de Szkalka Saint Benoît (évêque d'Angers) Saint Benoît de Macérac Saint Benoît de Sébaste Saint Benoît Biscop Saint Benoît d'Aniane Saint Benoît Revelli Saint Benoît de Cagliari Saint Benoît Crespi de Milan Saint Benoît de Campanie Saint Benoît le More, dit le Noir, l'Africain, l'Éthiopien ou encore de San Fradello Saint Benoît Bénézet, Saint Benoît-Joseph Labre, Saint Bérégise d'Andage (fêté le 3 octobre) Sainte Bernadette Soubirous (18 février en France) Saint Bernard de Clairvaux (fêté le 20 août) Saint Bernard de Corleone (fêté le 12 janvier) Saint Bernard de Menthon ( fêté le 15 juin) Saint Bernardin de Sienne (fêté le 20 mai) Sainte Berthe d'Avenay (fêté le 11 mai à Reims) Saint Berthold (°1155- † 1188), fondateur de l'Ordre du Carmel ( fêté le 29 mars) Sainte Bertille (fêté le 5 novembre) Saint Bertrand de Comminges, évêque de Comminges Saint Bertuin de Malonne ou Berthuin (fêté le 27 novembre) Saint Bertrand de Comminges (fêté le 16 octobre) Saint Blaise d'Amorium († 908), moine au monastère de Saint-Césaire Saint Blaise de Césarée († 316), dit le Bouvier, martyr en Cappadoce (3 février). Saint Blaise de Sébaste, évêque et martyr en Arménie en 316 et saint auxiliaire (fêté le 11 février en Orient, le 3 février en Occident). Sainte Blandine (fêtée à Lyon le 2 juin) Saint Bonaventure de Bagnoregio (fêté le 15 juillet) Saint Boniface de Bruxelles (fêté le 19 février) Saint Boniface de Mayence (fêté le 5 juin) Sainte Bonne de Carlat Saint Bovet, Saint Brendan de Clonfert Saint Briac ( fête le 17 décembre ) Saint Brice (fêté le 13 novembre) Saint Brieuc (fête le 1er mai) Sainte Brigitte de Suède (fêtée le 23 juillet) Sainte Brigitte d'Irlande (fêtée le 1er février) Saint Brocard (°??- † 1231) (fêtée le 2 septembre) Saint Bruno le Chartreux († 1101) fondateur des Chartreux (fêté le 6 octobre) Saint Bruno de Segni († 1125), évêque-abbé au Mont-Cassin Saint Buite ou Buithe ou Boethius († 521), écossais, missionnaire parmi les Pictes (fêté le 7 décembre) Sainte Burgondofare ou Burgondofara ou Fara ou Fare (fêtée le 3 avril ou le 7 décembre) C Saint Calimero Saint Calixte Saint Callisto Caravario, Groupe des Martyrs de Chine Saint Saint Calmin, fondateur de l'abbaye de Mozac au VIIe siècle (fêté le 19 août) Saint Camille de Lellis (°1550- †1614), fondateur des serviteurs des malades, canonisé le 29 juin 1746 (fêté le 14 juillet) Sainte Camille d'Écoulives (†448), vierge et martyre originaire d'Italie et morte près d'Auxerre (fêtée le 26 novembre ou le 3 mars) Saints Can, Cantien et Cantienne Saint Caprais Sainte Carine d'Ancyre Saint Carthage l'Ancien († v.
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