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Saints of 13 May

32 saints, blessed, and feasts kept on 13 May, with short facts.

Feasts (1)

  • Dedication of Saint Mary of the Martyrs

Marian titles (3)

  • Our Lady of Fatima Also called Approved.
  • Our Lady of Help Also called Our Lady of Succor.
  • Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament

Saints (21)

  • St. Abban the Hermit Born: 4th century Ireland. Died: c.520. Also called Abben, Ewan.
  • St. Agnes of Poitiers Died: 588.
  • St. André-Hubert Fournet Born: 6 December 1752 at Maille, France. Died: 13 May 1834 at La Puye, Vienne, France. Canonized: 4 June 1933 by Pope Pius XI. Patronage: Sisters of the Cross (Sisters of Saint Andrew). Also called Andrew Hubert Fournet and Andrea Uberto Fournet.
  • St. Anno of Verona Born: in Verona, Italy. Died: 780. Also called Annon of Verona and Hanno of Verona.
  • St. Argentea of Cordoba Born: Bobastro, Spain. Died: 13 May 931 in Cordoba, Spain.
  • St. Cristanziano of Piceno Born: 280 in Ascoli, Italy. Died: beheaded on 13 May 310 in Ascoli, Italy. Canonized: Pre-Congregation. Patronage: against discord, against influenza, against lightning, against storms, against war, Agnone, Italy, and Maltignano, Italy. Also called Christian and Christian of Anzio.
  • St. Euthymius the Illuminator Born: in Iberia, Georgia. Died: 13 May 1028. Also called Euthymius Opplyseren, Euthymius the Atonite, Euthymius of Mount Athos, Euthymius the Georgian, and Euthymius dell'Abasgian.
  • St. Flavius of Chalon-sur-Saône Died: c.593. Also called Flaviano, Flavio.
  • St. Glyceria of Trajanopolis Born: Rome, Italy. Died: thrown to wild animals but died. Also called Glyceria of Heraclea.
  • St. Lucius of Constantinople Died: Constantinople.
  • St. Mael Born: Brittany, France. Also called Mahel, Mel.
  • St. Maeldoid Born: Irish.
  • St. Merewenna Died: c.970. Also called Merwenna, Merwinna.
  • St. Mucius Born: at Byzantium. Died: 304.
  • St. Natalis of Milan Died: 13 May 747. Also called Natale.
  • St. Onesimus of Soissons Died: c.361.
  • St. Palladius II of Bourges Also called Palladio.
  • St. Rolende of Gerpinnes Born: 8th century in northern Gaul (in modern France). Died: 774 in Villers-Poterie (in modern Belgium). Patronage: Gerpinnes, Belgium. Also called Rolendis.
  • St. Servatus of Tongres Born: Armenian. Died: 13 March 384 at Tongres, Belgium. Patronage: against foot problems, leg problems or lameness, against mice or rats, against rheumatism, and for success. Also called Servaas, Servatius, Servais.
  • St. Valerian of Auxerre Died: late 4th century.
  • St. Vulfura of Cordoba Born: Gaul (modern France). Died: 937 in Cordoba, Spain.

Blessed (5)

  • Blessed Julian of Norwich Born: c.1342. Died: c.1423. Beatified: never formally beatified, but considered a "blessed" due to popular devotion. Also called Juliana of Norwich.
  • Blessed Faustino Chiari Died: 1467 in Brescia, Italy.
  • Blessed Gemma of Goriano Born: c.1375 in San Sebastiano dei Marsi, Bisegna, Abruzzo, Italy. Died: 13 May 1439 in Goriano Sicoli, Italy. Beatified: 1890 by Pope Leo XIII (cultus confirmed). Patronage: Goriano Sicoli, Italy. Also called Gemma of Gordianum, Emma of..., and The Virgin of Goriano Sicoli.
  • Blessed Gerard of Villamagna Born: 1174 at Tuscany, Italy. Died: 1242. Beatified: 1833 by Pope Gregory XVI (cultus confirmed). Patronage: against bodily ills, illness or sickness and sick people. Also called Gerard of Monza.
  • Blessed Magdalen Albrizzi Born: c.1415 at Como, Italy. Died: 13 May 1465 in Como, Italy. Beatified: 1907 by Pope Saint Pius X (cultus confirmed). Also called Maddalena Albrici.

Martyr groups (1)

  • Martyrs of Alexandria Died: in 372 in Alexandria, Egypt.

Other (1)

  • Tighernach of Boirche

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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