Saints of the month of July

Saints of the month of July

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Day 1

Saint Aaron.

Saint Ester/ Esther, queen.

Saint Nicasius, martyr.

Saint Theodoric, priest, missionary to the Nordic countries, later, monk and abbot.

San Atilano Cruz Alvarado and San Justino Orona Madrigal, Mexican priests and martyrs.

Day 2

San Bernardino Realino: studied and graduated in Medicine and Law, later he was a Jesuit priest. Patron of Lecce (Italy).

San Liberato, Augustinian monk, abbot, and fellow martyrs.

Saint Otto of Bamberg (Germany), Missionary Monk and Bishop.

Day 3

Saint Thomas Apostle and martyr (one of the twelve apostles of Our Lord Jesus Christ). He evangelized India.

Saint Heliodorus, confessor and Bishop.

Saint Raymond Gayrard, lay widower, architect.

Day 4

Saint Valentine of Berriochoa, Dominican religious, missionary, Bishop and martyr.

Saint Elizabeth of Portugal, queen.

Pedro Jorge Frassati, Blessed. Young Dominican Lay.

Santa Berta, widow, nun and Abbess.

day 5

San Antonio María Zaccaría, Doctor of Medicine, later a priest and Founder of the Regular Clerics of San Pablo (Barnabites). Introducer of the 40 hours of adoration to the Blessed Sacrament.

day 6

Saint Maria Goretti, young martyr for purity.

Saint Nazaria Ignacia March, Spanish nun, missionary in Bolivia, Founder of the Crusaded Missionary Institute of the Church.

Saint Palladius of Scotland, Bishop.

day 7

San Fermín, missionary Bishop and martyr.

Saint Odo, Benedictine monk and Abbot of Cluny. Writer, hagiographer and musicologist.

Blessed Sister María Romero Meneses, Salesian nun.

day 8

Saints Aquila and Priscilla, spouses and martyrs. Friends and collaborators of San Pablo.

Saint Procopius, martyr.

Saint Landrada, Benedictine nun and Abbess.

day 9

Our Lady of the Rosary of Chiquinquirá..Patroness of Colombia.

Saint Veronica Giuliani, a Capuchin Poor Clare religious, mystic and stigmatized.

Saint Nicholas Pieck, Franciscan friar and fellow martyrs.

Saint Augustine Zhao Rong, priest and fellow martyrs.

day 10

Saint Christopher of Lycia, martyr. Patron of drivers.

Saints Second and Rufina, martyrs.

Saints Silvano and Bianor, martyrs.

Santos, Félix, Felipe, Marcial, Vidal, Alejandro, Silvano and Jenaro, seven brothers from Rome, martyrs.

Day 11

Saint Benedict of Nursia, Abbot, Patron of Europe. Founder of the Benedictine Order.

Saint Olga, mother of the family.

Saint Marciana, virgin and martyr.

San Abundio de Córdoba, priest and martyr.

day 12

Saints Luis Martin and Celia Guerin, spouses and parents of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus.

Saint John Gualbert, Benedictine monk. Patron of guards and forest workers and parks.

Saints John Jones and John Wall, priests and martyrs.

Ignacio-Clemente Delgado Cebrián, Dominican religious, missionary and martyr.

day 13

Saint Henry II of Germany, Holy Roman Emperor. Oblate of the Order of Saint Benedict. Patron of those who cannot have children.

Saint Teresa of the Andes, Chilean, Discalced Carmelite nun.

Saint Silas, companion of Saint Paul on his missionary journeys.

Saint Joel, Prophet.

day 14

San Camilo de Lelis, priest, nurse and Founder of the Order of Camilos, a hospital order dedicated to the sick and hospitalized.

San Francisco Solano, born in Montilla (Córdoba). Franciscan Priest, and Missionary. He is the patron saint of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and Peru, he missioned for 14 long years, always on foot in the Paraguayan Chaco, through Uruguay, the Río de la Plata, Santa Fe, Córdoba, Tucumán, converting innumerable natives and also many Spanish settlers. He had and used the gift of languages ​​and came to acquire those of the natives to whom he went to preach.

day 15

Saint Buenaventura, Franciscan religious, theologian and mystic. Bishop and Cardinal. Doctor of the Church.

Saint Pompilio Maria Pirrotti, Piarist priest known as the miracle worker of Naples.

Ana María Javohuey, Blessed, religious Founder of the Sisters of Saint Joseph (care for the sick).

day 16

Our Lady of Mount Carmel (Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel): Patroness of the Religious Order of Carmelites and Patroness of Chile. The Holy Scapular is owed to her, among many other things.

Santos Reinilda, Grimoaldo, and Gondulfo, martyrs.

Guadalupe Ortiz de Landázuri, Blessed. Laica, PhD in Chemical Sciences, Professor of Industrial Master’s Degree and Scientific Researcher.

day 17

Saint Alexius, Roman Patrician, who for love of God and his purity, renounced everything and was a beggar.

Saints Justa and Rufina of Seville, sisters, virgins and martyrs.

Saint Hyacinth of Caesarea, martyr.

day 18

Saint Frederick of Utrecht, priest, Bishop and martyr. Patron of deafness.

Santa Sinforosa, mother of the family, widow and her 7 children, martyrs.

Saint Marina, martyr.

day 19

Santa Áurea de Córdoba, martyr.

Saint Macrina, (the Younger) nun and Abbess.

Saint Epaphras, Evangelizer, companion of Saint Paul.

day 20

Saint Elias, Prophet.

San Apollinaris, Bishop, and martyr.

Saint José María Díaz Sanjurjo, Dominican religious, missionary, Bishop and martyr.

Saint Aurelius, Bishop.

Dolores, Francisca and Rita, Beatas, heart religious, virgins and martyrs.

day 21

Saint Daniel Prophet, and martyr.

San Lorenzo de Brindisi/de Brindisi, Capuchin priest, tireless preacher, missionary, famous writer and Doctor of the Church.

Saint Praxedes, young Roman virgin and martyr. Copatron of Majorca.

day 22

Saint Mary Magdalene, the sinner.

day 23

Saint Bridget of Sweden, queen, widow, religious and mystic. Founder of the Order of the Savior. Patroness of Sweden and co-patron of Europe.

San Juan Casiano, hermit and later priest and abbot.

Saint Bernard of Alcira, martyr, and his sisters María and Gracia.

Margarita María Maturana, Blessed, religious of the Order of Mercy and Founder of the Mercedarian Missionaries.

Saint Edeltrudis, nun and Abbess.

Saint Thomas Garnet, Jesuit priest and martyr.

day 24

Santa Cristina, virgin and martyr.

Mª Pilar, Teresa and Ángeles, Beatas, Discalced Carmelite nuns, martyrs.

Saint José Fernández, Dominican priest, missionary and martyr.

day 25

Saint James the Greater, Apostle and martyr. Patron of Galicia and Spain.

Saint Olympia, widow and martyr.

day 26

San Joaquín and Santa Ana, parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Patrons of Grandparents.

day 27

San Cucufate, known as San Cugat, Roman citizen, preacher and martyr.

Santa Natalia de Córdoba and San Aurelio, spouses and martyrs.

Saint Titus Brandsma, Rector of the University of Nijmegen, Doctor of Philosophy, Journalist, Carmelite Religious and martyr.

Saint Pantaleon, doctor and martyr.

day 28

Saint Victor I, Pope and martyr.

Santos Celso and Nazario, martyrs.

Santa Catalina Tomas Gallard, Mallorcan, religious Canoness Augustine. Mysticism.

San Melchor de Quirós (Melchor García Sampedro): Dominican religious, missionary and martyr.

day 29

Santa Marta de Betania, sister of Lazarus and Mary. She hosted Our Lord in her house several times, which is why she is the Patron of Hospitality.

Saint Urban II, Pope.

Day 30

Saint Peter Chrysologus, priest, Archbishop and Doctor of the Church.

Saints Abdon and Senen, martyrs.

José Mª Muro, Blessed, Dominican priest and companions, martyrs.

Braulio, Blessed, religious of the Hospitaller Order of San Juan de Dios and fellow martyrs.

day 31

Saint Ignatius of Loyola, priest and Founder of the Society of Jesus, (Jesuits). Patron of Guipúzcoa and Vizcaya, Junín (Argentina) and Antwerp (Belgium).

Saint Fabius, Roman and martyr.

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