Showing Saints in Category: Historical Period
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ST. GELASIUS II
St. Gelasius II was a Benedictine monk, a Cardinal, and later Pope in the early 12th century. His sh...
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ST. IRENAEUS
St. Irenaeus was a second-century bishop and one of the most important figures in early Christianity...
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ST. ISAAC JOGUES AND COMPANIONS (MARTYR)
St. Isaac Jogues and his companions were Jesuit missionaries who traveled to North America in the 17...
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ST. IVO KERMARTIN
St. Ivo of Kermartin, also known as St. Ivo, was a 13th-century priest and lawyer from Brittany, Fra...
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ST. JEROLAMO EMILIANI
St. Jerolamo Emiliani was an Italian priest and founder of the Congregation of Somaschi. Known for h...
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ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM (BISHOP)
St. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople, was renowned for his powerful preaching, humility...
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ST. JOHN I POPE
Pope St. John I was a 6th-century pope, known for his diplomacy and eventual martyrdom. He was chose...
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ST. JOHN CAPISTRANO
“St. John Capistrano, you who dedicated your life to preaching the Gospel and serving the poor, help...
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ST. JOHN CLIMACUS
St. John Climacus, a 6th-7th century monk and abbot, is renowned for his work The Ladder of Divine A...
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ST. JOHN DAMASCUS
St. John Damascene (676–749) was a prominent Christian theologian and a Doctor of the Church. He is...
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ST. JOHN OF EGYPT
St. John of Egypt, known for his ascetic life, was a Christian hermit in the 4th century who dedicat...
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ST. JOHN THE SILENT
St. John the Silent, also known as St. John Climacus, was a 6th-century monk renowned for his asceti...
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ST. JONA AND BARACHISIUS
St. Jona and St. Barachisius were early Christian martyrs from Persia who were executed for their fa...
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ST. JUSTINE
Saint Justina of Padua was a Christian martyr who lived during the time of Roman Emperor Diocletian'...
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ST. KING EDMUND (MARTYR)
St. King Edmund, the Martyr, was the King of East Anglia during the 9th century. Known for his deep...
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ST. LEANDER
St. Leander of Seville was a 6th-century bishop known for his role in converting the Visigothic King...
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ST. LEO THE GREAT (POPE)
St. Leo the Great was Pope from 440 to 461, revered for his theological contributions and leadership...
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ST. LEONARD OF NOBLAC
Saint Leonard of Noblac, a 5th-century Frankish nobleman, became a Christian hermit in Limoges, Fran...
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ST. LINUS (POPE)
Saint Linus was the second pope of the Catholic Church, succeeding Saint Peter. His papacy lasted fr...
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ST. MACARIUS THE GREAT
St. Macarius the Great was a key figure in the development of early Christian monasticism, living a...
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