Saints of the day november 27
Miraculous Medal
Commemoration of the apparition of the Virgin to Saint Catherine of Labouré. The image Saint Catherine saw is the one printed millions on prints and medals: the Virgin dressed in white with her palms open and rays of light coming out of her fingers towards the land next to Her, a shining globe with the cross over it. The mother of God insisted to Catherine for humanity to pray more so She could lavish more grace.
Celebrate today: Mila, Milagro, Milagros.
View moreSaint Virgilio of Salzburgo (s. VIII)
In Salzburg, in the region of Bavaria, saint Virgilio, Bishop, doctisimo man, born in Ireland, who, with the support of King Pipino, stood in front of the Church of Salzburg, where built in honor of St. Rupert Cathedral and joyfully and happily devoted himself to spread the faith between the Carinthians.
Saint Saturnino
Saint Basil bishop
Saint Leonardo
Saint Barlaan martyr
Saint Simeón Metafraste
Saint Francisco Antonio Fasani
Blessed Delphina of Glandéres
Saint Acacius martyr
Blessed Thomas Koteda Kiuni and his ten martyr companions
Saint Máximo (s. V)
Near Riez in Provence, Saint Max, Abbot of the monastery of Lérins, successor of saint Honorato, founder of the monastery and, later, Bishop of the Church of Riez.
Saint Jacobo Interciso (s. V)
Saint Primitivo
On the banks of the River Cea, Galicia, Facundo and Primitivo, martyrs of the 4th century Saints.
Blessed Bronislaus Kostowski (s. XX)
Saint Valeriano (s. IV)
In Aquileia, in the region of Venice, saint Valeriano, Bishop, who, against the Arians, defended the Orthodox faith in the Illyricum, and brought together clergy and laity to live in community.
Saint Gulstano (s. XI)
At a place called Beauvoir-sur-mer, on the coast of France, in the region of Nantes, lower Brittany, saint Gulstano or Gunstano, monk, who as a young man, escaped from the hands of pirates and embraced by saint Félix, hermit then. He became famous in the monastery of Rhuys because, despite being illiterate, he recited from memory the Psalter, so as for his efforts in favour of the navigators. He died about the year 1040.
Saint Fergusto (s. VIII)
In Scotland, St. Fergusto, Bishop, who, according to tradition, exercised his Ministry among the Picts and died near the year 721.
Saint Laverio
In Grumento, Lucania, St. Laverio, martyr of the fourth century.
Saint Sifrido of Carpentras (s. VI)
In Carpentras, Provence, Saint Sifrido, Bishop.
Saint Bilhildis (s. VIII)
In Mainz, Rhineland, in Austrasia, saint Bilhildis or Bitilda, Virgin, who founded a monastery that killed Holy.
Saint Eusicio (s. VI)
In the region of Blois in France, saint Eusicio, solo, who built his narrow cell at the foot of monte Caro.