sabato 24 ottobre 2026 (Oggi)

sabato 24 ottobre 2026 (Oggi)

Twenty-ninth Week in Ordinary Time

Tempo
Tempo Ordinario
Colore liturgico
Verde

Solennità, Festa, Memoria

Calendario Romano Generale

  • Sant'Antonio Maria Claret, vescovo (m. 1870) memoria facoltativa

    Saint Anthony Mary Claret (1807–1870), Spanish missionary bishop and founder of the Claretians, poured out his life for the glory of God and the salvation of souls through tireless preaching, penance, and love of the poor. Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba and confessor to Queen…

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Martirologio Romano (2004)

Santi

  • San Arethas (m. 523)

    Saint Arethas (al-Ḥārith ibn Kaʿb), leader of the Christian community of Najran in southern Arabia, was martyred in 523 under the Himyarite king Dhu Nuwas for refusing to renounce Christ. With hundreds of companions—priests, religious, lay men, women, and children—he sealed his…

  • San Luigi Guanella (m. 1915)

    Saint Luigi Guanella (1842–1915), priest of the Diocese of Como and founder of the Daughters of Saint Mary of Providence and the Servants of Charity, spent his life serving the poor, the abandoned, the elderly, and the dying. Formed by a devout Alpine family and strengthened by…

  • San Martin of Vertou (m. 601)

    Saint Martin of Vertou (c. 527–601), hermit, archdeacon, and abbot, evangelized the still-pagan countryside southeast of Nantes and founded Vertou Abbey. Known as the Apostle of the Herbauges, he combined learning, missionary zeal, and monastic foundation, drawing disciples by…

  • San Senoch (m. 576)

    Saint Senoch (Sénoch, Senoco), a sixth-century Taifal hermit and abbot of Touraine, was born at Tiffauges in Poitou about 536 and died in 576. Converted to Christ, he founded a monastery among Roman ruins at the place later called Saint-Senoch, lived as a recluse of extreme…

Beati

  • Beato Benigna Cardoso da Silva (m. 1941)

    Blessed Benigna Cardoso da Silva (1928–1941) was a Brazilian orphan and devout Catholic child who died a martyr at thirteen while defending her chastity against violent assault. Raised in faith by adoptive aunts near Santana do Cariri, she loved Mass, parish life, and pure…

  • Beato Giuseppe Baldo (m. 1915)

    Blessed Giuseppe Baldo (1843–1915), diocesan priest of Verona and parish priest of Ronco all'Adige, spent his life drawing near to God through Jesus Christ in tireless pastoral zeal, radiant faith, and human and Christian charity. Founder of the Little Daughters of Saint Joseph…

  • Beato Maria Tuci (m. 1950)

    Blessed Maria Tuci (1928–1950) was an Albanian laywoman, Stigmatine postulant, elementary teacher, and catechist who gave her life under the communist persecution of Enver Hoxha. Arrested for her faith, she endured prolonged torture yet refused apostasy and impurity, dying free…

Memorie aggiuntive

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Santi

  • San Cadfarch (m. incerto)

    Saint Cadfarch is a sixth-century Welsh saint whose name is preserved in the dedication of the church at Penegoes in Powys, Wales. Little beyond this early cult and local memory is recorded of his life, yet the faithful have long honored him as one of the saints who helped root…

  • San Eberigisil (m. 594)

    Saint Eberigisil (also Evergislus, Ebregiselus), fifth well-attested Bishop of Cologne and the first with a Frankish name, died before 594. In an age of migration and unrest he labored to restore religious life and ecclesiastical peace, built a church in honor of the martyr…

  • San Felix of Thibiuca (m. 303)

    Saint Felix of Thibiuca (c. 247–303) was bishop of Thibiuca in Roman Africa who, during the Great Persecution of Diocletian, refused the magistrate Magnillian's demand to surrender the sacred Scriptures. Martyred by beheading with companions Audactus, Fortunatus, Januarius, and…

  • San Fromond de Coutances (m. 690)

    Saint Fromond (Fromundus, Frodomundus) of Coutances was a seventh-century bishop of Coutances in Normandy, venerated by the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. Tradition holds that he founded monasteries, including at Saint-Fromond and Le Ham, and shepherded his flock with pastoral…

  • San Magloire (m. 575)

    Saint Magloire of Dol (also Maglorius, Maelor), a sixth-century Welsh monk and cousin of Saint Samson, became bishop of Dol in Brittany and later abbot of a monastery on the island of Sark. Renowned for apostolic zeal, severe fasting, and wonders of healing and deliverance, he…

  • San Proclus of Constantinople (m. 446)

    Proclus was born around the year 390. From youth he served as a reader in Constantinople, studying rhetoric and the classical authors under private tutors and drawing deeply on Sacred Scripture. He came under the influence of Alexandrian thinkers who had settled in the capital.…

  • San Regnobert de Bayeux (m. 666)

    Saint Regnobert of Bayeux (also Renobert, Rénobert, Rennobert, or Raimbert; Latin Regnobertus or Ragnobertus) was the twelfth bishop of Bayeux in the seventh century and is honored as the second Apostle of the Bessin. Born at Noron-la-Poterie near Bayeux, he completed the…

Beati

  • Beato Jan Balicki (m. 1948)

    Blessed Jan Wojciech Balicki (1869–1948) was a Polish priest of the Diocese of Przemyśl, theologian, seminary rector, confessor, and spiritual director who united deep contemplative prayer with tireless care for souls. Noted for humility, love of truth, and mercy toward the…

  • Beato Tadhg Mac Cárthaigh (m. 1492)

    Blessed Tadhg Mac Cárthaigh (Thaddeus McCarthy), c. 1455–25 October 1492, was an Irish bishop who never took peaceful possession of the sees of Ross or of Cork and Cloyne, yet remained faithful under calumny, exile, and poverty. Called the "White Martyr of Munster," he died as…

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