Facebook Twitter Newsletters Email Video News Catholic Life Shopping Saints Bible Prayers Mary Saint of the Day St. Salvius of Albi Bishop of Albi and a friend of Pope St. Gregory I the Great. Also called Sauve, he was a native of Albi and, originally a lawyer, he entered a monastery and served for a time as a monk before receiving election as abbot. Then, after, hying as a hermit, he became a bishop, serving as shepherd of Albi from 574-584. He reportedly died while caring for the sick during an outbreak of some epidemic. He also ransomed prisoners and brought King Chilperic back to orthodox teachings. Read More » More Saints of the Day Bl. Agnes Takea Bl. Agnes Tsao-Kou Ying Bl. Angelus Orsucci Bl. Anthony Kiun Bl. Anthony of Korea Bl. Anthony Sanga Bl. Anthony Vom St. Apollinaris Franco St. Autbert Bl. Bartholomew Shikiemon St. Barypsabas St. Veranus of Vence Bl. Thecla Nangashi St. Theodard of Maastricht Bl. Thomas of the Holy Rosary Bl. Thomas Sherwood Bl. Sebastian Kimura St. Candida the Younger St. Cosmas of Aphrodisia Bl. Damien Yamiki Bl. Dominic Nakano St. Dominic Shamada St. Finian St. Francis de Morales St. Frithestan Bl. Gundislavus Fusai St. Hyacinth Orfanel Bl. John Kingoku Bl. John of Korea St. Joseph of St. Hyacinth St. Leo Satsuma Bl. Louis Kawara Bl. Lucy de Freitas Bl. Richard of St. Ann St. Nemesian, Felix, and Companions Bl. Mary Tokuan & Mary Choun Bl. Mary Tanaura Bl. Mary Tokuan & Mary Choun St. Menodora Bl. Michael Shumpo Bl. Michael Yamiki Bl. Paul Tanaka Bl. Peter Nangashi Bl. Peter of Avila Bl. Peter Sampo Bl. Peter Sanga St. Peter Martinez St. Achilleus Tomorrow's Saint of the Day St. Paphnutius The holy confessor Paphnutius was an Egyptian who, after having spent several years in the desert under the direction of the great St. Antony, was made bishop in the Upper Thebaid. He was one of those confessors who under the Emperor Maximinus lost the right eye, were hamstrung in one leg, and were afterwards sent to work in the mines. Peace being restored to the Church, Paphnutius returned to his flock, bearing all the rest of his life the glorious marks of his sufferings for the name of his Crucified Master. He was one of the most ... Read More » Most Popular Ancient architectural wonder of Rome Read More   For Holy Saturday Reflection: The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary Read More   For Holy Saturday Reflection: The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary Read More   Good Friday Reflection on the Nature of Sin Read More   A Good Friday Reflection: I Thirst Read More     News | Catholic Life | PRWire | Encyclopedia | Bible | Prayers | Vocations | Saints & Angels © Copyright 2014 Catholic Online.

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