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SaintName	Canonizer	CanonizationLocation	SaintMiracle1	SaintMiracle2	SaintMiracle3	FeastDay	Profession	ReligiousAffiliation	Patronage	Attributes	PrimaryShrine	AdditionalVeneration	SaintBirthPlace	SaintCauseOfDeath	DeathPlace
Blessed Agnello of Pisa						March 07 (Franciscans), May 07 or September 10 (locally)	Friar, Custos, Minister Provincial	Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans)		Franciscan habit, Book of the Gospels	Oxford, England (destroyed; no current shrine)		Pisa, Tuscany, Italy	Dysentery	Oxford, England
Blessed Anna of the Angels Monteagudo			Healing attributed during beatification process			January 10	Nun; prioress	Dominican Order	Peruvian Dominicans	Dominican habit	Monastery of St. Catherine of Siena, Calle Santa Catalina 105, Arequipa, Arequipa Region, Peru		Arequipa, Arequipa Region, Peru	natural causes	Arequipa, Arequipa Region, Peru
Blessed Edward Poppe			Healing of a child from terminal illness			June 10	Priest	Diocesan	Parish priests; Eucharistic adoration; the Eucharist	Monstrance; chalice; host	St. Martin's Church, Moerbeke, Belgium		Leest, Flemish Brabant, Belgium	Natural causes	Moerbeke-Waas, East Flanders, Belgium
Blessed Francisca de Paula de Jesus Isabel			Healing of a young boy from a terminal illness (beatification)			June 14	Laywoman; tertiary	Augustinians (tertiary)	Baependi; Minas Gerais; black laywomen	Rosary; veil; lily	Sanctuary of Nhá Chica, Baependi, Brazil		Baependi, Minas Gerais, Empire of Brazil (now Brazil)	Natural causes	Baependi, Minas Gerais, Republic of Brazil (now Brazil)
Blessed George Haydock			Healing attributed to the Martyrs of England and Wales			November 22	Priest	Diocesan	Martyrs of England and Wales	Palm of martyrdom; rope (hanging)	St Andrew and Blessed George Haydock Church, Preston, England		Cottam Hall, Lancashire, Kingdom of England	Martyrdom by hanging, drawing, and quartering	Tyburn, London, Kingdom of England
Blessed John Licci			Carrying a heavy beam alone that 20 men could not lift	Multiplication of bread to feed a widow and her children for years	Healing of crushed heads in accidents	November 14	Priest	Dominican Order	head injuries; crushed heads	Dominican habit; beam of wood; loaf of bread	Convent of Saint Zita, Caccamo, Italy		Corleone, Sicily, Kingdom of Sicily (now Italy)	natural causes	Caccamo, Sicily, Kingdom of Sicily (now Italy)
Blessed John of Parma						March 20	Philosopher, Theologian, Minister General	Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans)	Franciscan students and scholars	Franciscan habit, book, cross	Greccio, Italy (hermitage where he retired)		Parma, Italy	Natural Causes	Camerino, Italy
Blessed Luke Belludi			Intercession leading to the liberation of Padua from Ezzelino III da Romano in 1256			February 17	Student	Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans)	Students	Franciscan habit, book (symbolizing education), association with St. Anthony	Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua, Padua, Italy		Padua, Italy	Natural causes	Padua, Italy
Blessed María de Jesús de Ágreda						May 24	Nun; mystic	Poor Clares (Conceptionist Franciscan)	Ágreda; mystics; New Mexico missions (informal)	Franciscan habit; book; bilocation	Convent of the Immaculate Conception, Ágreda, Soria, Spain		Ágreda, Soria, Spain	natural causes	Ágreda, Soria, Spain
Blessed Mariano de Jesus Euse Hoyos			Healing of Fr. Rafael Gildardo Vélez Saldarriaga from cancer			July 13	Priest	Diocese of Santa Rosa de Osos	Colombian clergy; the poor	priest with peasants	Parish Church of Angostura, Calle 5		Yarumal, Antioquia Department, Colombia	natural causes	Angostura, Antioquia Department, Colombia
Blessed Marie-Clémentine Anuarite Nengapeta			Healing of a child with severe illness in 1982			December 01	Teacher, Cook, Sacristan	Sisters of the Holy Family	Martyrs, Victims of Violence, Congolese Women	Nun's habit, palm branch, image of the Virgin Mary	Isiro Cathedral, Isiro, Democratic Republic of Congo		Wamba, Haut-Uélé, Democratic Republic of Congo	Martyrdom	Isiro, Haut-Uélé, Democratic Republic of Congo
Blessed Mary of Jesus the Good Shepherd			Healing of Marianna Rataj from puerperal infection with generalized peritonitis			November 21		Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth	Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth; Poland	habit of the Sisters; book (her writings); model of the Holy Family	General House of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Rome, Italy		Zhytomyr, Russian Empire (now Ukraine)	natural causes	Rome, Papal States (now Italy)
Blessed Miguel Pro			Healing of a young girl from a terminal illness			November 23	Jesuit priest	Jesuits	Mexico; martyrs; persecuted Christians; Jesuit martyrs; clandestine priests	Crucifix; palm of martyrdom; firing squad	Church of the Holy Family, Mexico City, Mexico		Guadalupe, Zacatecas, Mexico	Martyrdom by firing squad	Mexico City, Mexico
Blessed Villana de'Botti			Visions and prophecies during life			February 28	Wife; lay Dominican tertiary	Dominicans (Third Order)	Against temptation; conversion; lay Dominicans	Dominican habit; rosary	Santa Maria Novella, Florence, Italy		Florence, Republic of Florence (now Italy)	Natural causes	Florence, Republic of Florence (now Italy)
First Martyrs of the See of Rome						June 30	Various	None	Persecuted Christians	Palm branch, martyr’s crown	Various churches in Rome, Italy	Orthodox Christianity, Anglican Communion	Various, likely Rome and Judea, Roman Empire	Martyrdom (various methods, including burning, crucifixion)	Rome, Roman Empire
Forty Martyrs of Sebaste			One soldier's death upon renouncing faith, another's conversion and immediate martyrdom			March 09 (Eastern Orthodox), March 10 (Roman Catholic)	Soldiers in the Roman Army, Legio XII Fulminata	Early Christians	Soldiers, policemen, memory, resistance to persecution	Group of forty soldiers, often depicted on a frozen lake, sometimes with angels or a crown of martyrdom	Cathedral of the Forty Martyrs, Sebaste (destroyed); relics also in various places like Constantinople and Rome	Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholic, some Protestant denominations	Unknown, likely various places in the Roman Empire	Hypothermia, Martyrdom	Sebaste, Lesser Armenia (modern-day Sivas, Turkey)
Mother Angelica														Natural causes
Pope Saint Anastasius I	Early Church					December 19	Bishop of Rome			Papal tiara; keys	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire	Natural causes	Rome, Roman Empire
Pope Saint Clement I	Early Church					November 23	Bishop of Rome		Mariners; stonecutters; marble workers; sick children	Anchor; papal tiara; fountain	Basilica of San Clemente, Rome, Italy	Eastern Orthodox Church; Anglican Communion	Rome, Roman Empire	Martyrdom by drowning	Chersonesus, Taurica, Roman Empire (now Crimea)
Pope Saint Cletus						April 26	Pope, Bishop		Early Church leadership	Papal vestments, martyr’s palm, keys	St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City (traditional burial site)	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)	Martyrdom (traditionally beheading)	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)
Pope Saint Damasus I	Unknown	Unknown	Traditional graces at his tomb	Inspirations for Jerome's Vulgate (traditional)	Protection during Ursinus riots (devotional)	December 11	Priest, deacon, bishop, pope	Roman Catholic	Archaeologists	Papal tiara, pallium, episcopal vestments, book, inscription tablet	Church of San Lorenzo in Damaso, Rome, Italy	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)	Natural causes	Rome, Western Roman Empire (now Italy)
Pope Saint Eleutherius						May 26	Bishop	Early Christian community		papal tiara; book	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Nicomedia, Bithynia, Roman Empire (tradition)	martyrdom (disputed tradition)	Rome, Roman Empire
Pope Saint Gelasius I	Early Church					November 21	Deacon; pope	Roman Catholic Church	popes; civil servants; against simony	papal tiara and keys; book (decretals)	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)	natural causes	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)
Pope Saint Gregory the Great			Healing of a sick monk in Rome	Protection of Rome from a plague		September 03	Monk, pope	Benedictine Order	Musicians, teachers, popes	Papal tiara, dove, book	St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City	Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion	Rome, Roman Empire	Natural causes	Rome, Roman Empire
Pope Saint Martin I						April 13	Pope, Bishop		Against oppression, perseverance in faith	Papal tiara, staff, chains (symbolizing exile)	Basilica of San Martino ai Monti, Rome, Italy	Eastern Orthodox Church	Todi, Umbria, Eastern Roman Empire (now Italy)	Martyrdom (exile, starvation, and illness)	Cherson, Eastern Roman Empire (now Sevastopol, Crimea)
Pope Saint Pius V	Pope Clement XI	Rome, Papal States (now Italy)	Healing of a crippled child, c. 1671	Cure of a woman’s fever, c. 1711		April 30	Pope, Bishop, Dominican Friar	Dominican Order	Valletta (Malta), Bosco Marengo, Catholic reform	Papal tiara, Dominican habit, rosary, bull	Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome, Italy		Bosco Marengo, Duchy of Milan (now Italy)	Natural causes (kidney disease)	Rome, Papal States (now Italy)
Pope Saint Soter	Early Church					April 22	Bishop of Rome		Catholic Church in Corinth	Papal tiara; keys	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Fondi, Latium, Roman Empire (now Italy)	Natural causes	Rome, Roman Empire
Rhoda Wise													Cadiz, Ohio	Natural causes	Canton, OH
Saint Abban the Hermit						May 13	Hermit, Preacher		Abingdon	Hermit’s robes, staff			Ireland	Natural causes	Abingdon, Berkshire, Roman Britain (now England)
Saint Adalbald of Ostrevant						February 02	Nobleman			sword; martyr’s palm	Abbey of Saint-Ghislain, Rue de la Chaussée, 7330 Saint-Ghislain, Hainaut, Belgium		Flanders (region), Frankish Kingdom	martyrdom	Péruwelz, Hainaut, Frankish Kingdom (modern Belgium)
Saint Adalbert of Magdeburg	Pope Sylvester II	Rome	Numerous posthumous healings			June 20	Archbishop; missionary		Slavic missions; Magdeburg	Mitre; book; Slavic cross	Magdeburg Cathedral, Magdeburg, Germany		Worms, Franconia, East Francia (now Germany)	Natural causes	Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Holy Roman Empire (now Germany)
Saint Ælfheah of Canterbury	Early Church					April 19	Bishop; archbishop; martyr		Canterbury; kidnapped children; convulsion in children; against gout	Axe; crozier; head in hands	Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury, England	Church of England	Weston, Hampshire, Kingdom of England (now England)	Martyrdom by bludgeoning	Greenwich, Kingdom of England (now London, England)
Saint Agatha			Survived torture and healed her wounds	Stopped an eruption of Mount Etna	Her veil saved Catania from fire	February 05	Virgin, Martyr		Catania, Sicily; against fire; breast cancer; bell-founders; bakers; wet nurses	Shears, tongs, breasts on a dish, palm of martyrdom	Cathedral of Saint Agatha, Catania, Italy	Eastern Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion	Catania, Sicily, Italy	Martyrdom	Catania, Sicily, Italy
Saint Agnes of Bohemia	Pope John Paul II	Vatican City				March 02	Princess, Abbess	Poor Clares (Order of Saint Clare)	Czech Republic, Charity workers, the poor, Prague	Lamb, Crown, Poor Clares habit	Convent of Saint Agnes, Prague		Prague, Kingdom of Bohemia	Natural Causes	Prague, Kingdom of Bohemia
Saint Agnes of Montepulciano	Pope Benedict XIII	Rome, Papal States (now Italy)	Healing of a sick child post-death, c. 1317	Cure of a woman’s blindness, c. 1725		April 20	Dominican Nun, Abbess	Dominican Order	Montepulciano, nuns, chastity	Dominican habit, lily, lamb, book	Church of Santa Maria Novella, Montepulciano, Italy		Gracciano Vecchio, Montepulciano, Tuscany (now Italy)	Natural causes (illness and exhaustion)	Montepulciano, Tuscany (now Italy)
Saint Agnes of Rome			Hair grew to cover her nakedness during martyrdom	Apparition curing Constantia, daughter of Constantine		January 21	Virgin, Martyr		Virgins, chastity, girls, engaged couples, rape survivors, gardeners	Lamb, palm branch, long hair, crown of martyrdom	Sant’Agnese fuori le mura, Rome, Italy	Eastern Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)	Martyrdom by beheading or stabbing	Rome, Roman Empire (now Italy)
Saint Aileran						December 29	Monk; scholar; lector	Irish monastic	Scholars	Book; quill; monastic habit	Clonard Abbey Ruins, County Meath, Ireland		Ireland (Clonard, Meath, traditional)	Yellow Plague	Clonmacnoise, County Offaly, Ireland
Saint Albert the Great	Pope Pius XI	Rome, Italy	Traditional cures through intercession			November 15	Philosopher; theologian; bishop; professor	Order of Preachers (Dominicans)	Scientists; philosophers; natural sciences; medical technicians; students	Dominican habit; book; globe; astrolabe	Cologne Cathedral, Cologne, Germany		Lauingen, Duchy of Swabia, Holy Roman Empire (now Germany)	Natural causes	Cologne, Electorate of Cologne, Holy Roman Empire (now Germany)
Saint Aldegunais of Maubeuge			Alleged walking across the Sambre River	Visions of divine guidance		January 30	Abbess, Virgin	Benedictine	Against breast cancer, cancer patients, wounds, childhood diseases, fever, headaches, sudden death	Benedictine habit, staff, river	Maubeuge Abbey (historical, now lost)	Eastern Orthodox Church	Hainaut, Frankish Empire (now Belgium)	Natural causes (breast cancer)	Maubeuge, Frankish Empire (now France)
Saint Alexander I						May 03	Bishop	Early Christian community		papal tiara; sword (martyrdom)	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire	martyrdom (tradition)	Rome, Roman Empire
Saint Alexis Falconieri	Pope Leo XIII	Rome, Italy	No specific miracle recorded for beatification	No specific miracle recorded for canonization; recognized through communal sanctity		February 17	Merchant, Religious Brother	Order of Servites	Orvieto, Italy	Black habit of the Servites, lily	Monte Senario, near Florence, Italy		Florence, Italy	Natural causes	Monte Senario, Italy
Saint Alfred the Great	Early English Church		Traditional accounts of victories attributed to his piety			October 26	King; scholar; warrior	Anglo-Saxon Christian	Learning; scholars; universities; the West Country of England	Sword; book; lamp or torch	Winchester Cathedral, England	Anglican Communion; Eastern Orthodox Church	Wantage, Berkshire, Wessex (now England)	Natural causes	Winchester, Wessex (now England)
Saint Aloysius Gonzaga	Pope Benedict XIII	Rome, Papal States	Healing of a woman with a chronic illness in Mantua	Recovery of a Jesuit novice from a terminal fever in Rome		21 June	None	Society of Jesus	Youth, students, plague victims, Jesuit novices	Lily, cross, skull, Jesuit habit	Church of Sant'Ignazio, Rome, Italy		Castiglione delle Stiviere, Duchy of Mantua	Plague	Rome, Papal States
Saint Alphonsa	Pope Benedict XVI	Vatican City	Healing of a child’s clubfoot in 1985 AD	Healing of a boy’s kidney disease in 2007 AD		July 28	Nun, educator	Franciscan Clarist Congregation	Against illness, Kerala	Nun’s habit, rosary	St. Mary’s Forane Church, Bharananganam, India	Syro-Malabar Church	Kudamaloor, Kerala, India	Natural causes (illness)	Bharananganam, Kerala, India
Saint Alphonsus Liguori	Pope Gregory XVI	Rome, Papal States (now Italy)	Healing of a deaf-mute girl in Naples	Cure of a paralyzed boy in Pagani		August 01	Lawyer; priest; bishop; foundress	Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists)	Theologians; moralists; confessors; final exams; arthritis sufferers	Bishop's crozier; book (moral theology); chained demon	Sanctuary of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Pagani, Italy		Marianella, Kingdom of Naples (now Italy)	Natural causes	Pagani, Kingdom of Naples (now Italy)
Saint Alphonsus Marie Liguori	Pope Gregory XVI	Vatican City	Healing of a woman’s tuberculosis in 1815 AD	Healing of a child’s paralysis in 1838 AD		August 01	Priest, lawyer, theologian	Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer	Theologians, arthritis sufferers, Naples	Redemptorist habit, book, quill	Basilica of Saint Alphonsus, Pagani, Italy	Orthodox Christianity	Marianella, Naples, Kingdom of Naples	Natural causes (illness)	Pagani, Kingdom of Naples
Saint Alphonsus Rodriguez	Pope Leo XIII	Rome, Italy	Healing of a blind boy in Mallorca in 1680	Cure of a paralytic Jesuit novice in 1820		October 30	Businessman; lay brother	Society of Jesus	Jesuit lay brothers; against scruples	Rosary; lily; book	Church of Montesion, Palma de Mallorca, Spain		Valladolid, Spain	Natural causes	Mallorca, Spain
Saint Amalberga						July 10	Nun	None	Flanders, mothers	Nun’s habit, fish	Church of Our Lady, Temse, Belgium	Orthodox Christianity	Unknown, likely Flanders, Belgium	Natural causes	Maubeuge, Francia
Saint Ambrose						December 07	Theologian, bishop	None	Milan, beekeepers, bishops, theologians	Bishop’s vestments, beehive, whip	Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Milan, Italy	Orthodox Christianity, Anglican Communion	Trier, Gallia Belgica, Roman Empire	Natural causes	Milan, Roman Empire
Saint Anacletus						April 26 (traditional); July 13 (current Roman Martyrology)	Bishop	Early Christian community		papal tiara; pallium	St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City	Eastern Orthodox Church	Rome, Roman Empire	martyrdom (tradition)	Rome, Roman Empire

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