Saint of the day


Saints Nabor and Felix

Saints Nabor and Felix

Saint Ambrose extolled their virtues in the hymn Victor, Nabor, Felix pii, also dedicated to Saint Victor, their comrade-in-arms


Saint Benedict of Nursia

Saint Benedict of Nursia

Patron saint of Europe, with his life glorified the Creator and made a fundamental contribution to the formation of European civilization


Saints Rufina and Secunda

Saints Rufina and Secunda

They were two sisters, both betrothed, who put God first and suffered martyrdom during Valerian's persecutions


Holy Chinese Martyrs

Holy Chinese Martyrs

The liturgical calendar commemorates today the heroic testimony of a large number of martyrs who made themselves imitators of Christ crucified in order to guard their greatest gift, faith


Saints Aquila and Priscilla

Saints Aquila and Priscilla

They are among the first great examples of Christian spouses, persevering in faith and united in joy and adversity


Saint Pantaenus

Saint Pantaenus

He was an important apologist and missionary


Saint Maria Goretti

Saint Maria Goretti

“The sweet little martyr of purity” (as Pius XII called her when he canonized her) preferred earthly death rather than sin with the one who became her executioner.


Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria

Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria

The founder of the Barnabites spread both the custom of ringing the bells at three o'clock on Friday afternoon and the continuous adoration of the Eucharist through the devotion of the Quarantore


Saint Elizabeth of Portugal

Saint Elizabeth of Portugal

As queen, she had hospitals, monasteries and churches built, became protector of orphans and ordered her almsgiver never to send away anyone in need empty-handed


Saint Thomas

Saint Thomas

According to tradition, he evangelized Syria, Persia and finally India, where he witnessed to Christ until his martyrdom in 72. Many of his relics are preserved in the Basilica of St. Thomas the Apostle in Ortona, Abruzzo.


Saint Bernardino Realino

Saint Bernardino Realino

He grew up with many interests and sometimes risking the abyss, from which he was saved thanks to his faith.


Most Precious Blood of Jesus

Most Precious Blood of Jesus

With the reform of the liturgical calendar (1969), the celebration was combined with that of Corpus Christi. But in the extraordinary form of the Roman Rite, as well as in the dedicated institutes, it is always possible to solemnly celebrate the Most Precious Blood of Jesus