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Monthly Saints Calendar by St Peter Canisius - November

 

ALL SAINTS CELEBRATED IN NOVEMBER

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

Saint Peter Canisius 

➡️ Introduction to this Saints Calendar

The month of November has 30 days. 

1 November: Feast of All Saints. 

2 November: Commemoration of All Souls.

3 November: Hubert, Bishop of Liège, in the year 727. 

4 November: Charles Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan, in the year 1584. 

5 November: Zechariah, father of Saint John the Baptist. 

6 November: Leonard, priest and hermit, around the year 559. 

7 November: Willibrord, Bishop of Utrecht in Friesland, around the year 739. 

8 November: Godfrey, Bishop of Amiens, in the year 1115. 

9 November: Theodore, martyr, around the year 306. 

10 November: Andrew Avellin, Order of Theatines, in 1608.

11 November: Martin, Bishop of Tours, c. 397. 

12 November: Martin, the 76th Pope and Martyr, 655. Cunibert, Bishop of Cologne, 663. 

13 November: Stanislaus Kostka, 1568. 

14 November: Serapion, Martyr at Alexandria. 

15 November: Leopold, Duke of Austria, 1136. 

16 November: Othmar, Abbot of Saint Gall, 8th century. 

17 November: Hugh, Bishop in England, 12th century, and Bishop Gregory the Wonderworker, 270. 

18 November: Odo, 2nd Abbot of Cluny, 948. 

19 November: Elizabeth, widow, Landgravine of Hesse, 1231. 

20 November: Corbinian, Bishop of Freising, 730. 

21 November: Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 

22 November: Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr in Rome, c. 232. 

23 November: Clement, the 2nd Pope and Martyr, c. 102. 

24 November: John of the Cross, religious reformer, 1591. 

25 November: Catherine, Virgin and Martyr, c. 307. 

26 November: Conrad, Bishop of Constance, 974. 

27 November: Virgilius, Bishop of Salzburg, 750. 

28 November: Sosthenes, disciple of Saint Paul and Bishop, 1st century. 

29 November: Saturninus and Sisinnius, Martyrs in Rome, 3rd century. 

30 November: Andrew, the Apostle, c. 69. 

*This month, on a single day, we celebrate the Feast of All Saints, the eve or vigil of which is a day of obligatory fasting. On the following day, we observe the Commemoration of All Souls, whom we assist through sacrifice, prayer, and almsgiving.

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