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Monthly Saints Calendar by St Peter Canisius - July

 

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN JULY

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SAINTS CALENDAR ACCORDING TO ST PETER CANISIUS - THE MONTH OF JULY

Saint Peter Canisius 

➡️ Introduction to this Saints Calendar

The month of July has 31 days. 

1 July: Rumoldus, Bishop and Martyr from Ireland, in the 1st century 775. 

2 July: Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth. 

3 July: Heliodorus, Bishop of Altino, towards the end of the 4th century.

4 July: Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg, in the year 985. 

5 July: Domitius, martyr in Syria. 

6 July: Goar, priest and hermit, in the year 575. 

7 July: Willibald, Bishop of Eichstätt, around the year 791. 

8 July: Kilian, bishop and martyr, around the year 686. 

9 July: Agilolph, Bishop of Cologne and martyr; Ephrem of Edessa (or the Syrian), Doctor of the Church, in the year 378. 

10 July: Felicity and her seven sons, martyrs, around the year 150. 

11 July: Pius, the 11th Pope and martyr, around the year 155. 

12 July: Nabor and Felix, martyrs in Milan, around the year 304. 

13 July: Anacletus, the 5th Pope and martyr, in the year 110. 

14 July: Bonaventure, cardinal and bishop, in the year 1274. 

15 July: Henry, Roman Emperor, in the year 1024. 

16 July: The dispersion of the Apostles throughout the world. 

17 July: Alexius, confessor in Rome, in the 5th century. 

18 July: Symphorosa and her seven sons, martyrs at Tivoli, in the year 120. 

19 July: Vincent de Paul, founder of a religious order, in the year 1660. 

20 July: Margaret, virgin and martyr, in the 3rd century. 

21 July: Victor, martyr in Marseille, in the year 302. 

22 July: Mary Magdalene, disciple of Christ. 

23 July: Apollinaris, Bishop of Ravenna and martyr, in the 1st century. 

24 July: Christina, virgin and martyr, around the year 300. 

25 July: James the Greater, Apostle, c. 44 AD. Christopher, Martyr, 250 AD. 

26 July: Anne, Mother of the Holy Virgin. 

27 July: Pantaleon, Martyr, physician, 303 AD.

28 July: Innocent I, Pope, 417 AD.

29 July: Martha, virgin and hostess of Christ. 

30 July: Abdon and Sennen, martyrs at Rome, c. 250. 

31 July: Ignatius of Loyola, founder of an order, 1556. 

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