Who was St Christopher, when is St Joseph's Day, and what is St Anthony responsible for? In the LUNEXUS Lexicon of saints we explain briefly and clearly who the saints were, what is legend and what is handed down, when their feast day is and which customs go with it. For each saint there is a short prayer and, where it fits, items from our range.
All the saints from A to Z
- St Anthony of Padua – feast day: 13 June
- St Barbara – feast day: 4 December
- Divine Mercy (Merciful Jesus) – feast day: Divine Mercy Sunday (the Sunday after Easter)
- St Benedict of Nursia – feast day: 11 July
- St Christopher – feast day: 24 July
- St Michael the Archangel – feast day: 29 September
- St Florian – feast day: 4 May
- St Francis of Assisi – feast day: 4 October
- St Hubert of Liège – feast day: 3 November
- St Joseph of Nazareth – feast day: 19 March
- St Jude Thaddeus – feast day: 28 October
- Mary – the Miraculous Medal – feast day: 27 November
- St Martin of Tours – feast day: 11 November
- St Nicholas of Myra – feast day: 6 December
- Padre Pio of Pietrelcina (St Pio) – feast day: 23 September
- St Rita of Cascia – feast day: 22 May
- Guardian angel – feast day: 2 October
- St Valentine of Terni – feast day: 14 February
The lexicon is growing. You will find more about faith and customs in our Magazine, and articles on patron saints in the Patron saints collection.
Feast days according to the General Roman Calendar and the Ecumenical Lexicon of Saints (Ökumenisches Heiligenlexikon). Regional calendars may differ.