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Blessed Albert of Sarteano

Franciscan of the Observance, known as the "King of Preachers." Customarily called Blessed ever since his death in 1450.

Blessed Alcuin

Sites related to Alcuin of York, a deacon and abbot who was very prominent in Carolingian education. He died at Tours in 804.

Saint Abban the Hermit

Sites related to St. Abban the Hermit. Nationality and dates are in dispute; he is said to have given his name to the town of Abingdon.

Saint Acca

Information on St. Acca, bishop of Hexham, d. 742.

Saint Adalbert of Prague

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Adalbert of Prague.

Saint Adrian of Canterbury

Sites related to St. Adrian of Canterbury, an African-born Benedictine abbot who died in 709 or 710.

Saint Aelred of Rievaulx

Sites dedicated to St. Aelred of Rievaulx, a twelfth-century Cistercian abbot, spiritual writer, and historian.

Saint Agatha

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Agatha.

Saint Agnes

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Agnes of Rome.

Saint Alcmund of Hexham

Information on St. Alcmund of Hexham, bishop, d. 781.

Saint Aldhelm

Information on St. Aldhelm, abbot of Malmesbury and bishop of Sherborne, scholar. He died in about 709.

Saint Alfrida

Information on St. Alfrida. There are numerous variations in spellings of her name. She was the daughter of King Offa of Mercia. She was a late eighth-century hermit in Lincolnshire.

Saint Altmann

Bishop of Passau. Most noted today for his staunch support of clerical celibacy. He also promoted the Cluniac reform, established religious houses for canons regular, and was a papal legate. Altmann died in 1091.

Saint Ambrose

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Ambrose of Milan.

Saint Andrew of Lampsacus

A martyr of the Decian persecution. He was stoned to death with his companion Paul. His feast is 15 May in the West.

Saint Andrew the Apostle

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Saint Anne

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Saint Anselm of Canterbury

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Saint Apollinaris of Ravenna

This St. Apollinaris was bishop of Ravenna, and suffered martyrdom in about the year 79. His feast day is 23 July in the Eastern church, currently 20 July in the Roman Catholic church.

Saint Apollinaris of Valence

This St. Apollinaris, born in Vienne, was bishop of Valence in the Kingdom of Burgundy. He died in 520. Feast day: 5 October.

Saint Apollonia

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Apollonia.

Saint Augustine of Canterbury

Sites devoted to, or with information about Saint Augustine of Canterbury.

Saint Augustine of Hippo

Aurelius Augustinus, Bishop of Hippo (354-430), was a Doctor of the Church and the father of much of modern Christian theology. He is noted for his defense of Christianity against paganism, entitled City of God, and for introducing therein Christian history. He is the author of numerous other classical philosophical and theological works which were influential in the development of medieval Christianity and the Neo-Platonist movement.

Saint Auxentius of Mopsuestia

Fourth-century bishop included in the Roman Martyrology. His feast day is December 18.

Saints Agape, Chionia, and Irene

If the site you have in mind is about the St. Irene who was martyred in April of 304, at Thessalonica, you have come to the right place.

If you have a site about a different St. Irene, please submit it to Saints: I.

There are at least five saints named Irene in the Catholic Church. This St. Irene is a martyr of the Diocletian persecution. She, along with her two sisters Agape and Chionia, died for the faith in 304. Her feast day is April 5 in the West, April 16 in the East.

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