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Generate real saint names drawn from the Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican calendars, from the apostles and Desert Fathers to Celtic abbots and modern martyrs. Ideal for confirmation names, baby names, church characters, and historical fiction.

About saints names

Saint names come from every era and corner of the Christian world: Hebrew and Aramaic names of the apostles (Peter, Thomas, Mary Magdalene), Greek and Latin names of the early martyrs (Agnes, Cecilia, Sebastian), Celtic and Anglo-Saxon names of monastic founders (Brigid, Columba, Cuthbert), Slavic and Scandinavian royal saints (Wenceslaus, Olga, Olaf), and modern figures such as Thérèse of Lisieux, Maximilian Kolbe, and Teresa of Calcutta. Because sainthood was declared by local acclamation for the first thousand years, the calendar preserves regional names that would otherwise have vanished.

Most saints are identified by a given name plus a distinguisher: a place (Francis of Assisi, Catherine of Siena), an epithet (Gregory the Great, Bede the Venerable), or a role (John the Baptist, Edward the Confessor). When two saints share a name, the qualifier is what tells them apart, which matters if you are picking a patron for confirmation or naming a parish, school, or ship in a story.

The list below mixes universally recognized names with lesser-known ones like Dymphna, Expeditus, Ita, and Zeno, so writers can find something plausible for a medieval abbey, a Latin American village church, or a Byzantine icon without defaulting to the same ten names everyone knows. It also covers Iberian, Italian, French, Russian, and Greek saints, the Desert Mothers, and martyrs of Asia.

How to choose saints names

  • For a confirmation or baby name, look up the saint's feast day and patronage first; a name whose story you connect with will mean more than one chosen for sound alone.
  • In fiction, drop the 'Saint' and use the bare given name for a character, then keep the full form for churches, hospitals, and schools (St. Brendan's, Santa Rosalia).
  • Match the saint to the setting: Celtic saints for Ireland and Britain, Iberian saints for Spain and Latin America, Slavic saints for Eastern Europe, and Desert Fathers for Egypt and Syria.
  • Localize the form when it fits: Saint John becomes San Juan, Sankt Johann, Saint-Jean, or São João depending on the language of your world.
  • Obscure saints (Zita, Roch, Pancras, Eulalia) feel more authentic for historical fiction than the handful of famous names most readers already associate with modern usage.

Frequently asked questions

How are saint names structured?

Usually a given name followed by an identifier: a hometown (Anthony of Padua), an epithet (Basil the Great), a role (Isidore the Farmer), or a surname for modern saints (Elizabeth Ann Seton). Older saints rarely have surnames because family names were not yet common.

Can I use one of these names as a confirmation name?

Yes for most of them. Catholic practice accepts the name of any saint the Church recognizes, and many people choose one whose patronage or life story reflects something personal to them. Some entries here, such as Seraphim of Sarov and Xenia of Saint Petersburg, are honored only in Orthodox churches, so check with your parish before you settle on one.

Are these Catholic, Orthodox, or both?

Both. Saints from before the 1054 schism (such as Basil, John Chrysostom, and Cyril and Methodius) are honored by Catholics and Orthodox alike, while later names like Seraphim of Sarov are Orthodox and Thérèse of Lisieux is Catholic.

Can I use these names in a novel or game?

Yes. Historical saints' names are public domain, and naming a fictional cathedral, hospital, or character after one is a long-standing literary convention.

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All 1,000 saints names

This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

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  • Saint Abachum
  • Saint Abdon
  • Saint Achilleus
  • Saint Adalbert of Prague
  • Saint Adelaide of Burgundy
  • Saint Adomnán
  • Saint Adrian III
  • Saint Aelred of Rievaulx
  • Saint Aemilian of Cogolla
  • Saint Afra of Augsburg
  • Saint Agapetus
  • Saint Agatha
  • Saint Agatho
  • Saint Agnes
  • Saint Agnes of Assisi
  • Saint Agnes of Bohemia
  • Saint Agnes of Montepulciano
  • Saint Agrippina
  • Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne
  • Saint Ailbe
  • Saint Alban
  • Saint Albert Chmielowski
  • Saint Albert of Trapani
  • Saint Albert the Great
  • Saint Alberto Hurtado
  • Saint Aldegund
  • Saint Aldhelm
  • Saint Alexander Briant
  • Saint Alexander Nevsky
  • Saint Alexander of Bergamo
  • Saint Alexis of Moscow
  • Saint Aloysius Gonzaga
  • Saint Alphege of Canterbury
  • Saint Alphonsus Liguori
  • Saint Alphonsus Rodriguez
  • Saint Alypius the Stylite
  • Saint Amand
  • Saint Ambrose
  • Saint Ambrose of Optina
  • Saint Ananias of Damascus

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  • Saint Anastasia
  • Saint Anastasius I
  • Saint André Bessette
  • Saint Andrei Rublev
  • Saint Andrew
  • Saint Andrew Kim Taegon
  • Saint Andrew of Crete
  • Saint Angela Merici
  • Saint Angela of Foligno
  • Saint Angela of the Cross
  • Saint Anicetus
  • Saint Anna Schäffer
  • Saint Anne
  • Saint Anne Line
  • Saint Annibale Maria di Francia
  • Saint Anno of Cologne
  • Saint Anselm
  • Saint Ansgar
  • Saint Anterus
  • Saint Anthony Mary Claret
  • Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria
  • Saint Anthony of Egypt
  • Saint Anthony of Padua
  • Saint Anthony of the Kiev Caves
  • Saint Antoninus of Florence
  • Saint Aphrahat
  • Saint Apollinaris of Ravenna
  • Saint Apollonia
  • Saint Apollos
  • Saint Aquila
  • Saint Arnold Janssen
  • Saint Arnulf of Metz
  • Saint Arsenius the Great
  • Saint Asaph
  • Saint Athanasius
  • Saint Athanasius the Athonite
  • Saint Attalus
  • Saint Attracta
  • Saint Aubin of Angers
  • Saint Audifax

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  • Saint Augustine of Canterbury
  • Saint Augustine of Hippo
  • Saint Augustine Zhao Rong
  • Saint Avitus of Vienne
  • Saint Balbina
  • Saint Baldred
  • Saint Barbara
  • Saint Barnabas
  • Saint Barsanuphius of Gaza
  • Saint Bartholomew
  • Saint Bartolomea Capitanio
  • Saint Basil of Ostrog
  • Saint Basil the Blessed
  • Saint Basil the Great
  • Saint Bathild
  • Saint Bavo
  • Saint Beatrice of Silva
  • Saint Bede the Venerable
  • Saint Begga
  • Saint Benedict Biscop
  • Saint Benedict II
  • Saint Benedict Joseph Labre
  • Saint Benedict Menni
  • Saint Benedict of Aniane
  • Saint Benedict of Nursia
  • Saint Benno of Meissen
  • Saint Bernadette Soubirous
  • Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
  • Saint Bernardino of Siena
  • Saint Bernward of Hildesheim
  • Saint Bertin
  • Saint Beuno
  • Saint Bibiana
  • Saint Birinus
  • Saint Blaise
  • Saint Blandina
  • Saint Blane
  • Saint Bonaventure
  • Saint Boniface
  • Saint Boris

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  • Saint Botolph
  • Saint Botvid
  • Saint Braulio of Zaragoza
  • Saint Brendan of Birr
  • Saint Brendan the Navigator
  • Saint Bridget of Sweden
  • Saint Brieuc
  • Saint Brigid of Kildare
  • Saint Bruno of Cologne
  • Saint Bruno of Querfurt
  • Saint Bruno of Segni
  • Saint Brynach
  • Saint Budoc
  • Saint Cadfan
  • Saint Cadoc
  • Saint Caesarius of Arles
  • Saint Caius
  • Saint Cajetan
  • Saint Callinicus of Cernica
  • Saint Callixtus
  • Saint Camillus de Lellis
  • Saint Candidus
  • Saint Canice
  • Saint Canute Lavard
  • Saint Canute of Denmark
  • Saint Carlo Acutis
  • Saint Carthage of Lismore
  • Saint Casilda of Toledo
  • Saint Casimir
  • Saint Cassian of Imola
  • Saint Cathal of Taranto
  • Saint Catherine de' Ricci
  • Saint Catherine Labouré
  • Saint Catherine of Alexandria
  • Saint Catherine of Bologna
  • Saint Catherine of Genoa
  • Saint Catherine of Siena
  • Saint Catherine of Sweden
  • Saint Cecilia
  • Saint Cedd

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  • Saint Celedonius
  • Saint Celestine I
  • Saint Celestine V
  • Saint Celsus
  • Saint Ceolfrid
  • Saint Chad
  • Saint Chariton the Confessor
  • Saint Charles Borromeo
  • Saint Charles de Foucauld
  • Saint Charles Garnier
  • Saint Charles Lwanga
  • Saint Christina of Bolsena
  • Saint Christopher
  • Saint Chrysogonus
  • Saint Ciaran of Clonmacnoise
  • Saint Clare of Assisi
  • Saint Clare of Montefalco
  • Saint Claude de la Colombière
  • Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer
  • Saint Clement of Metz
  • Saint Clement of Ohrid
  • Saint Clement of Rome
  • Saint Cleopas
  • Saint Cletus
  • Saint Clotilde
  • Saint Cloud
  • Saint Colette of Corbie
  • Saint Collen
  • Saint Colman
  • Saint Colman of Cloyne
  • Saint Colman of Kilmacduagh
  • Saint Coloman of Stockerau
  • Saint Columba
  • Saint Columbanus
  • Saint Comgall
  • Saint Conleth of Kildare
  • Saint Conrad of Constance
  • Saint Conrad of Parzham
  • Saint Corbinian
  • Saint Corentin

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  • Saint Cornelius the Centurion
  • Saint Cosmas
  • Saint Cosmas of Aetolia
  • Saint Crescentia
  • Saint Crispin
  • Saint Crispinian
  • Saint Cristóbal Magallanes
  • Saint Cucuphas
  • Saint Cunegund
  • Saint Curig
  • Saint Cuthbert
  • Saint Cuthbert Mayne
  • Saint Cybi
  • Saint Cyprian of Carthage
  • Saint Cyriacus
  • Saint Cyril
  • Saint Cyril of Alexandria
  • Saint Cyril of Jerusalem
  • Saint Cyril of Turov
  • Saint Damasus
  • Saint Damian
  • Saint Damien of Molokai
  • Saint Daniel Comboni
  • Saint Daniel the Stylite
  • Saint David of Gareja
  • Saint David of Wales
  • Saint Declan
  • Saint Deiniol
  • Saint Demetrius of Thessalonica
  • Saint Denis
  • Saint Diego of Alcalá
  • Saint Dimitry of Rostov
  • Saint Dionysius of Rome
  • Saint Dismas
  • Saint Dominic
  • Saint Dominic de la Calzada
  • Saint Dominic of Silos
  • Saint Dominic Savio
  • Saint Domitilla
  • Saint Donatus of Fiesole

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  • Saint Donnan of Eigg
  • Saint Dorotheus of Gaza
  • Saint Drostan
  • Saint Dulce of the Poor
  • Saint Dunstan
  • Saint Duthac of Tain
  • Saint Dwynwen
  • Saint Dyfrig
  • Saint Dymphna
  • Saint Eanswythe of Folkestone
  • Saint Ebba of Coldingham
  • Saint Edith of Wilton
  • Saint Edith Stein
  • Saint Edmund Campion
  • Saint Edmund of Abingdon
  • Saint Edmund the Martyr
  • Saint Edward the Confessor
  • Saint Edward the Martyr
  • Saint Eleutherius
  • Saint Eligius
  • Saint Elizabeth
  • Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
  • Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
  • Saint Elizabeth of Portugal
  • Saint Elizabeth of Schönau
  • Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity
  • Saint Elzéar of Sabran
  • Saint Emerentiana
  • Saint Emeric of Hungary
  • Saint Emeterius
  • Saint Émilie de Rodat
  • Saint Emmeram
  • Saint Emygdius
  • Saint Enda of Aran
  • Saint Endellion
  • Saint Engelbert of Cologne
  • Saint Engratia
  • Saint Enrique de Ossó
  • Saint Ephrem the Syrian
  • Saint Erc of Slane

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  • Saint Erentrude
  • Saint Eric of Sweden
  • Saint Erkenwald
  • Saint Eskil
  • Saint Ethelburga
  • Saint Etheldreda
  • Saint Ethelwold
  • Saint Eugène de Mazenod
  • Saint Eugene I
  • Saint Eulalia
  • Saint Eulogius of Córdoba
  • Saint Euphrosyne of Alexandria
  • Saint Euphrosyne of Polotsk
  • Saint Eusebius
  • Saint Eusebius of Vercelli
  • Saint Eustace
  • Saint Euthymius the Great
  • Saint Eutropius
  • Saint Eutychian
  • Saint Evaristus
  • Saint Expeditus
  • Saint Exuperius
  • Saint Ezequiel Moreno
  • Saint Fabian
  • Saint Fabiola
  • Saint Fachtna of Rosscarbery
  • Saint Faith
  • Saint Faustina Kowalska
  • Saint Fechin of Fore
  • Saint Felicity
  • Saint Felix I
  • Saint Felix III
  • Saint Felix of Cantalice
  • Saint Felix of Dunwich
  • Saint Felix of Nola
  • Saint Felix of Zurich
  • Saint Ferdinand of Castile
  • Saint Fergus
  • Saint Fiacre
  • Saint Fidelis of Sigmaringen

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  • Saint Fillan
  • Saint Fina of San Gimignano
  • Saint Finbarr of Cork
  • Saint Finnian
  • Saint Fintan of Clonenagh
  • Saint Firmin
  • Saint Flannan of Killaloe
  • Saint Florentina
  • Saint Florian
  • Saint Frances of Rome
  • Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini
  • Saint Francis Borgia
  • Saint Francis de Sales
  • Saint Francis of Assisi
  • Saint Francis of Paola
  • Saint Francis Solano
  • Saint Francis Xavier
  • Saint Francisco Marto
  • Saint François de Laval
  • Saint Frideswide
  • Saint Fridian of Lucca
  • Saint Fridolin
  • Saint Froilán
  • Saint Fructuosus of Braga
  • Saint Fructuosus of Tarragona
  • Saint Frumentius
  • Saint Fulgentius
  • Saint Fursey
  • Saint Fuscian
  • Saint Gabriel Lalemant
  • Saint Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows
  • Saint Gabriel the Archangel
  • Saint Galgano
  • Saint Gall
  • Saint Gaspar del Bufalo
  • Saint Gaudentius of Brescia
  • Saint Gayane
  • Saint Gebhard
  • Saint Gelasius
  • Saint Geminianus of Modena

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  • Saint Gemma Galgani
  • Saint Genesius of Rome
  • Saint Genevieve
  • Saint George
  • Saint Gerald of Aurillac
  • Saint Gerard Majella
  • Saint Gerard of Csanád
  • Saint Gerasimos of Kefalonia
  • Saint Gereon
  • Saint Germaine Cousin
  • Saint Germanus of Auxerre
  • Saint Germanus of Constantinople
  • Saint Gertrude of Nivelles
  • Saint Gertrude the Great
  • Saint Gervasius
  • Saint Gianna Beretta Molla
  • Saint Gilbert of Sempringham
  • Saint Gildas
  • Saint Giles
  • Saint Giuseppe Moscati
  • Saint Gleb
  • Saint Goar
  • Saint Gobnait
  • Saint Godehard of Hildesheim
  • Saint Godelieve
  • Saint Godric of Finchale
  • Saint Gonsalo Garcia
  • Saint Gregory II
  • Saint Gregory III
  • Saint Gregory of Narek
  • Saint Gregory of Nazianzus
  • Saint Gregory of Nyssa
  • Saint Gregory of Tours
  • Saint Gregory Palamas
  • Saint Gregory the Great
  • Saint Gregory the Illuminator
  • Saint Gregory VII
  • Saint Gudula
  • Saint Guénolé
  • Saint Guido Maria Conforti

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  • Saint Guthlac
  • Saint Hallvard
  • Saint Hedwig
  • Saint Helena
  • Saint Hemma of Gurk
  • Saint Henry of Uppsala
  • Saint Henry the Emperor
  • Saint Henry Walpole
  • Saint Heribert of Cologne
  • Saint Herman of Alaska
  • Saint Hermann Joseph
  • Saint Hermenegild
  • Saint Hilarion
  • Saint Hilarius
  • Saint Hilary of Arles
  • Saint Hilary of Poitiers
  • Saint Hilda of Whitby
  • Saint Hildegard of Bingen
  • Saint Hippolytus of Rome
  • Saint Homobonus of Cremona
  • Saint Honoratus of Arles
  • Saint Honorius of Canterbury
  • Saint Hormisdas
  • Saint Hripsime
  • Saint Hubert
  • Saint Hugh of Cluny
  • Saint Hugh of Grenoble
  • Saint Hugh of Lincoln
  • Saint Hyacinth of Poland
  • Saint Hyacintha Mariscotti
  • Saint Hyginus
  • Saint Ia of Cornwall
  • Saint Ignatius Brianchaninov
  • Saint Ignatius of Antioch
  • Saint Ignatius of Loyola
  • Saint Ildephonsus of Toledo
  • Saint Illtud
  • Saint Íñigo of Oña
  • Saint Innocent I
  • Saint Innocent of Alaska

S, continued

  • Saint Irenaeus
  • Saint Irenaeus of Sirmium
  • Saint Irene of Chrysovalantou
  • Saint Irene of Tomar
  • Saint Isaac Jogues
  • Saint Isaac of Nineveh
  • Saint Isidore of Seville
  • Saint Isidore the Farmer
  • Saint Ita
  • Saint Itta
  • Saint Ivo of Chartres
  • Saint Jacinta Marto
  • Saint Jacob of Serugh
  • Saint Jadwiga of Poland
  • Saint James of Nisibis
  • Saint James of the Marches
  • Saint James the Greater
  • Saint James the Less
  • Saint Jane Frances de Chantal
  • Saint Januarius
  • Saint Jarlath of Tuam
  • Saint Jean de Brébeuf
  • Saint Jeanne Delanoue
  • Saint Jeanne Jugan
  • Saint Jeanne-Antide Thouret
  • Saint Jerome
  • Saint Joachim
  • Saint Joan of Arc
  • Saint Joan of Valois
  • Saint Joaquina Vedruna
  • Saint John Baptist de La Salle
  • Saint John Baptist de Rossi
  • Saint John Baptist Scalabrini
  • Saint John Berchmans
  • Saint John Bosco
  • Saint John Cantius
  • Saint John Cassian
  • Saint John Chrysostom
  • Saint John Climacus
  • Saint John de Britto

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  • Saint John Eudes
  • Saint John Fisher
  • Saint John Francis Regis
  • Saint John Gabriel Perboyre
  • Saint John Gualbert
  • Saint John Houghton
  • Saint John I
  • Saint John Macias
  • Saint John Neumann
  • Saint John of Ávila
  • Saint John of Beverley
  • Saint John of Capistrano
  • Saint John of Damascus
  • Saint John of Dukla
  • Saint John of God
  • Saint John of Kronstadt
  • Saint John of Nepomuk
  • Saint John of Rila
  • Saint John of Sahagún
  • Saint John of the Cross
  • Saint John Ogilvie
  • Saint John Paul II
  • Saint John Sarkander
  • Saint John Southworth
  • Saint John the Baptist
  • Saint John the Dwarf
  • Saint John the Evangelist
  • Saint John Vianney
  • Saint John XXIII
  • Saint Josaphat Kuntsevych
  • Saint José de Anchieta
  • Saint José Gabriel Brochero
  • Saint José Sánchez del Río
  • Saint Josemaría Escrivá
  • Saint Joseph
  • Saint Joseph Benedict Cottolengo
  • Saint Joseph of Arimathea
  • Saint Joseph of Calasanz
  • Saint Joseph of Cupertino
  • Saint Joseph of Volokolamsk

S, continued

  • Saint Josephine Bakhita
  • Saint Józef Bilczewski
  • Saint Juan Diego
  • Saint Jude Thaddeus
  • Saint Julian of Cuenca
  • Saint Julian of Toledo
  • Saint Juliana Falconieri
  • Saint Juliana of Liège
  • Saint Julie Billiart
  • Saint Julius I
  • Saint Junípero Serra
  • Saint Justa
  • Saint Justin Martyr
  • Saint Justina of Padua
  • Saint Justus of Canterbury
  • Saint Kassiani the Hymnographer
  • Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
  • Saint Katharine Drexel
  • Saint Kentigern
  • Saint Kessog
  • Saint Ketevan of Georgia
  • Saint Kevin of Glendalough
  • Saint Kieran of Saighir
  • Saint Kilian
  • Saint Kinga of Poland
  • Saint Ladislaus of Hungary
  • Saint Lambert of Maastricht
  • Saint Laura Montoya
  • Saint Laurence O'Toole
  • Saint Laurence of Canterbury
  • Saint Lawrence
  • Saint Lawrence of Brindisi
  • Saint Lazar of Serbia
  • Saint Lazarus
  • Saint Leander of Seville
  • Saint Leo II
  • Saint Leo III
  • Saint Leo IV
  • Saint Leo IX
  • Saint Leo the Great

S, continued

  • Saint Leocadia
  • Saint Leodegar
  • Saint Leonard Murialdo
  • Saint Leonard of Noblac
  • Saint Leonard of Port Maurice
  • Saint Leopold Mandić
  • Saint Leopold of Austria
  • Saint Lidwina of Schiedam
  • Saint Linus
  • Saint Lioba
  • Saint Longinus
  • Saint Lorenzo Ruiz
  • Saint Louis Bertrand
  • Saint Louis de Montfort
  • Saint Louis Martin
  • Saint Louis of France
  • Saint Louise de Marillac
  • Saint Lucius I
  • Saint Lucy
  • Saint Ludger
  • Saint Ludmila
  • Saint Luigi Orione
  • Saint Luke
  • Saint Luke of Crimea
  • Saint Lullus
  • Saint Lupus of Troyes
  • Saint Lutgardis
  • Saint Lydia of Thyatira
  • Saint Macarius of Alexandria
  • Saint Macarius of Egypt
  • Saint Macartan
  • Saint Machar
  • Saint Macrina the Younger
  • Saint Madeleine Sophie Barat
  • Saint Maelruain of Tallaght
  • Saint Maelrubha
  • Saint Magdalene of Canossa
  • Saint Magnus of Füssen
  • Saint Magnus of Orkney
  • Saint Majolus of Cluny

S, continued

  • Saint Malachy
  • Saint Malo
  • Saint Mamertus
  • Saint Marcella
  • Saint Marcellin Champagnat
  • Saint Marcellinus
  • Saint Marcellus I
  • Saint Marcellus of Tangier
  • Saint Marcouf
  • Saint Margaret Clitherow
  • Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque
  • Saint Margaret of Antioch
  • Saint Margaret of Cortona
  • Saint Margaret of Hungary
  • Saint Margaret of Scotland
  • Saint Margaret Ward
  • Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys
  • Saint Marguerite d'Youville
  • Saint Maria Bertilla Boscardin
  • Saint Maria Goretti
  • Saint Maria Soledad Torres Acosta
  • Saint Mariana of Quito
  • Saint Marianne Cope
  • Saint Marie of the Incarnation
  • Saint Marina the Monk
  • Saint Marius
  • Saint Mark
  • Saint Mark of Ephesus
  • Saint Mark of Križevci
  • Saint Maron
  • Saint Martha
  • Saint Martial of Limoges
  • Saint Martin de Porres
  • Saint Martin I
  • Saint Martin of Braga
  • Saint Martin of Tours
  • Saint Martinian
  • Saint Mary MacKillop
  • Saint Mary Magdalene
  • Saint Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi

S, continued

  • Saint Mary Mazzarello
  • Saint Mary of Egypt
  • Saint Matilda of Ringelheim
  • Saint Matrona of Moscow
  • Saint Matthew
  • Saint Matthias
  • Saint Maurice
  • Saint Maurus
  • Saint Mawes
  • Saint Maximilian Kolbe
  • Saint Maximus of Turin
  • Saint Maximus the Confessor
  • Saint Mechtilde
  • Saint Medard
  • Saint Meinrad
  • Saint Mel of Ardagh
  • Saint Melangell
  • Saint Melania the Elder
  • Saint Melania the Younger
  • Saint Melchior Grodziecki
  • Saint Mellitus
  • Saint Menas of Egypt
  • Saint Mercurius
  • Saint Mesrop Mashtots
  • Saint Methodius
  • Saint Michael Garicoïts
  • Saint Michael of the Saints
  • Saint Michael the Archangel
  • Saint Miguel Febres Cordero
  • Saint Mildred
  • Saint Miltiades
  • Saint Mobhi of Glasnevin
  • Saint Mochta of Louth
  • Saint Modestus
  • Saint Molaise
  • Saint Moling
  • Saint Moluag of Lismore
  • Saint Monenna
  • Saint Monica
  • Saint Morwenna

S, continued

  • Saint Moses the Black
  • Saint Munchin of Limerick
  • Saint Mutien-Marie Wiaux
  • Saint Nabor
  • Saint Narcissus of Girona
  • Saint Naum of Ohrid
  • Saint Nazarius
  • Saint Nectan of Hartland
  • Saint Nectarios of Aegina
  • Saint Neot
  • Saint Nereus
  • Saint Nerses the Gracious
  • Saint Nestor the Chronicler
  • Saint Nicephorus of Constantinople
  • Saint Nicholas of Flüe
  • Saint Nicholas of Japan
  • Saint Nicholas of Myra
  • Saint Nicholas of Tolentino
  • Saint Nicholas Owen
  • Saint Nicholas Tavelić
  • Saint Nicholas the Great
  • Saint Nicodemus
  • Saint Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain
  • Saint Nilus of Rossano
  • Saint Nilus of Sora
  • Saint Nimatullah Kassab
  • Saint Ninian
  • Saint Nino of Georgia
  • Saint Non
  • Saint Norbert of Xanten
  • Saint Notburga
  • Saint Nuno of Saint Mary
  • Saint Odile of Alsace
  • Saint Odilo of Cluny
  • Saint Odo of Cluny
  • Saint Oengus the Culdee
  • Saint Olaf
  • Saint Olegarius
  • Saint Olga of Kiev
  • Saint Oliver Plunkett

S, continued

  • Saint Olympias the Deaconess
  • Saint Omer
  • Saint Onesimus
  • Saint Onuphrius
  • Saint Óscar Romero
  • Saint Oswald
  • Saint Oswald of Worcester
  • Saint Oswin of Deira
  • Saint Osyth
  • Saint Othmar
  • Saint Otto of Bamberg
  • Saint Ouen
  • Saint Pachomius
  • Saint Pacian of Barcelona
  • Saint Padarn
  • Saint Padre Pio
  • Saint Paisios of Mount Athos
  • Saint Paisius of Hilendar
  • Saint Paisius Velichkovsky
  • Saint Pambo
  • Saint Pancras
  • Saint Pantaleon
  • Saint Paphnutius of Thebes
  • Saint Parascheva of Iași
  • Saint Paraskevi of Rome
  • Saint Paschal Baylon
  • Saint Paschal I
  • Saint Patrick
  • Saint Paul
  • Saint Paul Chong Hasang
  • Saint Paul Miki
  • Saint Paul of the Cross
  • Saint Paul of Thebes
  • Saint Paula Frassinetti
  • Saint Paula of Rome
  • Saint Paulinus of Nola
  • Saint Paulinus of York
  • Saint Pedro Calungsod
  • Saint Pedro Poveda
  • Saint Pelagia of Antioch

S, continued

  • Saint Pelagius of Córdoba
  • Saint Pepin of Landen
  • Saint Peregrine Laziosi
  • Saint Perpetua
  • Saint Peter
  • Saint Peter Canisius
  • Saint Peter Claver
  • Saint Peter Julian Eymard
  • Saint Peter of Alcántara
  • Saint Peter of Cetinje
  • Saint Peter of Saint Joseph Betancur
  • Saint Peter of Verona
  • Saint Petroc
  • Saint Petronilla
  • Saint Petronius of Bologna
  • Saint Philemon
  • Saint Philibert
  • Saint Philip
  • Saint Philip Howard
  • Saint Philip Neri
  • Saint Philip of Jesus
  • Saint Philip of Moscow
  • Saint Philomena
  • Saint Phoebe
  • Saint Photios the Great
  • Saint Pier Giorgio Frassati
  • Saint Piran
  • Saint Pirmin
  • Saint Pius I
  • Saint Pius V
  • Saint Pius X
  • Saint Poemen
  • Saint Pol de Léon
  • Saint Polycarp
  • Saint Pontian
  • Saint Porphyrios of Kafsokalyvia
  • Saint Pothinus
  • Saint Prisca
  • Saint Priscilla
  • Saint Processus

S, continued

  • Saint Procopius of Sázava
  • Saint Procopius of Scythopolis
  • Saint Prosdocimus
  • Saint Prosper of Aquitaine
  • Saint Protasius
  • Saint Quentin
  • Saint Quirinus of Neuss
  • Saint Radegund
  • Saint Rafael Arnáiz Barón
  • Saint Rafael Guízar Valencia
  • Saint Rafqa
  • Saint Rainerius of Pisa
  • Saint Ralph Sherwin
  • Saint Raphael Kalinowski
  • Saint Raphael the Archangel
  • Saint Raymond Nonnatus
  • Saint Raymond of Peñafort
  • Saint Regula
  • Saint Remigius
  • Saint René Goupil
  • Saint Riccardo Pampuri
  • Saint Richard of Chichester
  • Saint Riquier
  • Saint Rita of Cascia
  • Saint Robert Bellarmine
  • Saint Robert of Molesme
  • Saint Robert Southwell
  • Saint Roch
  • Saint Rognvald of Orkney
  • Saint Romanos the Melodist
  • Saint Romuald
  • Saint Ronan
  • Saint Roque González
  • Saint Rosalia
  • Saint Rose of Lima
  • Saint Rose of Viterbo
  • Saint Rose Philippine Duchesne
  • Saint Ruadhan of Lorrha
  • Saint Rudesind
  • Saint Rufina

S, continued

  • Saint Rufinus of Assisi
  • Saint Rumbold of Mechelen
  • Saint Rupert of Salzburg
  • Saint Sabbas the Sanctified
  • Saint Sabina
  • Saint Sabinus of Spoleto
  • Saint Salvador of Horta
  • Saint Samson of Dol
  • Saint Samthann
  • Saint Sanctus
  • Saint Saturninus of Toulouse
  • Saint Sava of Serbia
  • Saint Savvatiy of Solovki
  • Saint Scholastica
  • Saint Sebastian
  • Saint Seiriol
  • Saint Senan of Scattery
  • Saint Sennen
  • Saint Seraphim of Sarov
  • Saint Serapia
  • Saint Serf
  • Saint Sergius I
  • Saint Sergius of Radonezh
  • Saint Servatius
  • Saint Severinus of Noricum
  • Saint Sexburga
  • Saint Sharbel Makhlouf
  • Saint Shenoute of Atripe
  • Saint Shio of Mgvime
  • Saint Sidonius Apollinaris
  • Saint Sigfrid of Växjö
  • Saint Silas
  • Saint Silouan the Athonite
  • Saint Silverius
  • Saint Simeon Stylites
  • Saint Simeon the Myrrh-Streaming
  • Saint Simón de Rojas
  • Saint Simon of Lipnica
  • Saint Simon Stock
  • Saint Simon the Zealot

S, continued

  • Saint Simplician
  • Saint Simplicius
  • Saint Siricius
  • Saint Sisoes the Great
  • Saint Sixtus II
  • Saint Sixtus III
  • Saint Sossius
  • Saint Soter
  • Saint Spyridon of Trimythous
  • Saint Stanislaus
  • Saint Stanisław Papczyński
  • Saint Stephen
  • Saint Stephen of Hungary
  • Saint Stephen of Perm
  • Saint Sturm
  • Saint Sunniva
  • Saint Susanna
  • Saint Swithun
  • Saint Swithun Wells
  • Saint Sylvester I
  • Saint Symeon the New Theologian
  • Saint Symmachus
  • Saint Symphorian
  • Saint Syncletica of Alexandria
  • Saint Syrus of Pavia
  • Saint Tarasius of Constantinople
  • Saint Tarcisius
  • Saint Teilo
  • Saint Tekle Haymanot
  • Saint Telesphorus
  • Saint Teresa of Avila
  • Saint Teresa of Calcutta
  • Saint Teresa of the Andes
  • Saint Thaïs
  • Saint Theodora Guérin
  • Saint Theodore of Tarsus
  • Saint Theodore Stratelates
  • Saint Theodore the Recruit
  • Saint Theodore the Studite
  • Saint Theodosius of the Kiev Caves

S, continued

  • Saint Theodosius the Cenobiarch
  • Saint Theophan the Recluse
  • Saint Théophane Vénard
  • Saint Theophanes the Confessor
  • Saint Theotonius
  • Saint Thérèse of Lisieux
  • Saint Thomas
  • Saint Thomas Aquinas
  • Saint Thomas Becket
  • Saint Thomas More
  • Saint Thomas of Hereford
  • Saint Thomas of Villanova
  • Saint Tigernach of Clones
  • Saint Tikhon of Moscow
  • Saint Tikhon of Zadonsk
  • Saint Timothy
  • Saint Titus
  • Saint Toribio Romo
  • Saint Totnan
  • Saint Triduana
  • Saint Trophimus of Arles
  • Saint Tudwal
  • Saint Turibius of Mogrovejo
  • Saint Tydfil
  • Saint Tysilio
  • Saint Ubald of Gubbio
  • Saint Ulrich of Augsburg
  • Saint Urban I
  • Saint Ursula
  • Saint Valentine
  • Saint Valeria
  • Saint Vedast
  • Saint Verena of Zurzach
  • Saint Veronica
  • Saint Victor I
  • Saint Victor of Marseilles
  • Saint Vincent de Paul
  • Saint Vincent Ferrer
  • Saint Vincent of Lérins
  • Saint Vincent of Saragossa

S, continued

  • Saint Vincent Pallotti
  • Saint Vincenza Gerosa
  • Saint Virgil of Salzburg
  • Saint Vitalian
  • Saint Vitalis
  • Saint Vitus
  • Saint Vladimir
  • Saint Walburga
  • Saint Walstan of Bawburgh
  • Saint Waltrude
  • Saint Wandrille
  • Saint Wenceslaus
  • Saint Werburgh
  • Saint Wiborada
  • Saint Wilfrid
  • Saint William of Bourges
  • Saint William of Gellone
  • Saint William of Vercelli
  • Saint William of York
  • Saint Willibald
  • Saint Willibrord
  • Saint Winefride
  • Saint Withburga
  • Saint Wolfgang of Regensburg
  • Saint Wulfstan
  • Saint Wunibald
  • Saint Xenia of Saint Petersburg
  • Saint Yared
  • Saint Yves of Kermartin
  • Saint Zachary
  • Saint Zdislava of Lemberk
  • Saint Zechariah
  • Saint Zélie Martin
  • Saint Zeno of Verona
  • Saint Zephyrinus
  • Saint Zita
  • Saint Zosima of Solovki
  • Saint Zosimas of Palestine
  • Saint Zosimus
  • Saint Zygmunt Gorazdowski