Saints & Feasts of the Liturgical Year


  • Faustinus & Jovita, Martyrs

    St. Faustinus and St. Jovita, born into a noble family in Brescia, Italy in the early second century, exemplified unwavering devotion to God from a young age. They fearlessly professed their Christian faith during the… Read more

  • Valentine, Priest, Martyr

    St. Valentine resided in Rome under the reign of Emperor Claudius. A skilled physician and a devoted priest, he emerged as one of the most revered martyrs of the third century, meeting his martyrdom in… Read more

  • Polyeuctus, Martyr

    Already by 377, there is a church in Melitene in Armenia dedicated to the memory of Polyeuctus. He came from a Greek family and was an officer in the Roman army. He was converted to… Read more

  • Saturninus, Dativus, & Companions, Martyrs

    Saints Saturninus, Dativus, and Companions (sometimes referred to as the forty-nine martyrs of Abitina) died under the persecution of Diocletian in 304. The emperor’s edict included the order to destroy all copies of the Scriptures… Read more

  • Apollonia of Alexandria, Virgin, Martyr

    Apollonia (d. 249) was a consecrated virgin and deaconess living in Alexandria, Egypt. There were festivities taking place to commemorate the millennium of the founding of Rome, when an anti-Christian riot broke out. After killing… Read more

  • Dorothy of Caesarea, Virgin, Martyr

    (Feb. 6) Dorothy was a young Christian virgin from Caesarea, in modern-day Turkey, who lived during the time of the great persecution of Christians under the Roman emperor Diocletian. In the year 311, she was… Read more

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