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SAINT FEAST DAY 4 MAY

 

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN MAY

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Saint feast day May 4

Saint Florian, Martyr

Saint Antonia, Martyr

Saint Anthony of Rocher, Abbot

Saint Anthony, Martyr of Scythopolis

Saint Augustine Webster, Priest and Martyr

Saint Briandus, Bishop of Clonfert

Blessed Ceferino Gimenez Malla, Martyr

Conrad of Marienberg, Abbot

Saint Corcodemus, Deacon

Saint Cyriacus, Bishop and Martyr

Ethelred, King of Mercia

Saint Fulgentius, Martyr

Saint Godard, Bishop of Hildesheim

Blessed Godroy of Cracow

Saint Helenus of Arcis, Hermit

Blessed John Hale, Priest and Martyr

Saint John Houghton, Priest and Martyr

Saint John Martin Moye, Priest

Rhoel Gallardo, Servant of God

Blessed Michael Gedroyc, Religious

Blessed Mykolas Giedraitis, Religious

Saint Olbianus, Bishop and Martyr

Paul Bigazzinus, Sylvestrine of Perugia

Paulinus, Religious of Perugia

Saint Paulinus, Bishop of Sinigaglia

Saint Paulinus, Martyr of Cologne

Saint Pelagia, Martyr

Saint Porphyry, Martyr

Saint Richard Reynolds, Priest and Martyr

Saint Robert Lawrence, Religious and Martyr

Saint Sacerdos, Bishop of Limoges

Saint Venerius, Bishop of Milan

Blessed Victor Emilio Moscoso y Cárdenas, Priest and Martyr

Saint Walfrid, Abbot of Monteverdi

Saint Willerich, Bishop of Bremen

Forty Holy Martyrs of England and Wales 

Eighty-five Martyrs of England and Wales

Saint Sylvanus and Companions, Martyrs

Saint Obbianus, Bishop and Martyr, and Companions, Martyrs

Saint Paulinus and Companions, Martyrs of Rome

Saints Possessor and Firminus, Bishops of Verdun

39 Holy Martyrs













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