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Saints of 11 April

28 saints, blessed, and feasts kept on 11 April, with short facts.

Saints (18)

  • St. Agericus of Tours Died: c.680. Also called Acry, Agery, Aguy, Airy, Algéric.
  • St. Aid of Achard-Finglas Also called Aed.
  • St. Antipas of Pergamon Died: roasted to death in a bronze bull in c.92 at Pergamum, Greece (an area in modern Turkey). Patronage: against toothaches. Also called Antipas of Pergamum, Antipas of Pérgamo, Antipas of Pergamus, and Antipa....
  • St. Barsanuphius of Gaza Died: c.540. Patronage: Oria, Italy. Also called Barsanofio.
  • St. Domnio of Salona Born: Syrian. Died: beheaded at Salona, Dalmatia (near modern Solin, Croatia). Also called Domnione, Donnione.
  • St. Eustorgius of Nicomedia Died: martyred c.300.
  • St. Gemma Galgani Born: 12 March 1878 at Borgo Nuovo di Camigliano, Lucca, Tuscany, Italy. Died: Holy Saturday, 11 April 1903 at Borgo Nuovo di Camigliano, Lucca, Italy. Canonized: 2 May 1940 by Pope Pius XII. Also called Flower of Lucca, Gemma Galani, Maria Gemma Umberta Pia Galgani, and Virgin of Lucca.
  • St. Godeberta of Noyon Born: 7th century near Amiens, France. Died: c.700 at Noyon, France. Patronage: against plague, drought relief, and Noyon, France. Also called Godebertha, Godberta.
  • St. Guthlac of Croyland Born: 673 in Mercia, England. Died: 11 April 714 in Croyland, England. Also called Guthlac of Crowland and Guthlacus, Guthlake.
  • St. Hildebrand of Saint-Gilles Died: 1209 at Saint-Gilles, Languedoc, France.
  • St. Isaac of Monteluco Born: Syrian. Died: c.550. Also called Isaac of Spoleto.
  • St. Machai Died: 5th century. Also called Maccai, Macceus, Mahew.
  • St. Maedhog of Clonmore Also called Aedhan, Mogue, Aed, Moguer, Macdhog-Aedhan.
  • St. Philip of Gortyna Died: c.180. Also called Philip of Crete.
  • St. Raynerius Inclusus Born: late 12th century in Friesland. Died: 1237 in his cell at the cathedral in Osnabruck, Germany. Also called Raynerius of Osnabruck and Rainer, Rainerius, Rayner, Reiner.
  • St. Sancha of Portugal Born: c.1180 in Portugal. Died: 11 April 1229 in her cell in Coimbra, Portugal. Canonized: 10 May 1705 by Pope Clement XI (cultus confirmation). Also called Sancha of Alenquer and Sanchia, Sancia, Sanctia.
  • St. Stanislaus of Cracow Born: 26 July 1030 as Szczepanowski. Died: murdered on 8 May 1079 in the chapel of Saint Michael in a suburb of Cracow, Poland. Canonized: 1253 by Pope Innocent IV at Assisi, Italy. Also called Stanislaus Szczepanowsky.
  • St. Stephen of Saint-Gilles Died: 1209 at Saint-Gilles, Languedoc, France.

Blessed (10)

  • Blessed Angelo Carletti Born: 1411 at Chivasso, Diocese of Ivrea, Italy as Antonio Carletti. Died: 11 April 1495 at the San Antonio monastery in Cuneo, Italy. Beatified: 24 April 1753 by Pope Benedict XIV (cultus confirmed). Patronage: Chivasso, Italy. Also called Angelus Carletti and Antonio Carletti.
  • Blessed Beatrice of Belmonte Born: latter 15th century Navarre, Spain. Died: c.1520 in the monastery of Santa Elisabetta di Granata, Spain.
  • Blessed Elena Guerra Born: 23 June 1835 in Lucca, Italy. Died: 11 April 1914 in Lucca, Italy. Beatified: 26 April 1959 by Pope Blessed John XXIII. Also called Helen, Hélène.
  • Blessed George Gervase Born: at Bosham, Sussex, England. Died: hanged. Beatified: 15 December 1929 by Pope Pius XI. Also called George Jervise.
  • Blessed James of Africa
  • Blessed John of Cupramontana Died: 1303. Also called John of Massaccio.
  • Blessed Lanunio Born: France. Died: 11 April 1116 in Calabria, Italy.
  • Blessed Mechthild of Lappion Born: Scotland. Died: 1299 in Lappion, France. Also called Matilda.
  • Blessed Paul of Africa
  • Blessed Symforian Ducki Born: 10 May 1888 in Warsaw, Poland as Felix Ducki. Died: 11 April 1942 at Auschwitz concentration camp (in modern Poland). Beatified: 13 June 1999 by Pope John Paul II. Also called Felix Ducki and Antonio Ducki.

This list combines the Vatican News “Saint of the day” pages with a long-form calendar of saints, blessed, and feasts (credited on our Resources page). Calendars differ, so a note marks each place the sources disagree. This is not the General Roman Calendar. Resources · Sources & method

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