Saints: Indulgences

Catholic African American History
February 2011

African Archbishop Buti Joseph Tlhagale Decries 'Biological Colonialism'

Abortion Devastates African Americans and Hispanic Americans. We have a Right to LIFE, LIBERTY. . . NO RIGHT TO KILL THE INNOCENT!

APOSTOLIC JOURNEY TO NIGERIA, BENIN, GABON AND EQUATORIAL GUINEA MASS WITH PRIESTLY ORDINATIONS HOMILY OF JOHN PAUL II Kaduna (Nigeria), 14 February 1982 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

HOMILY OF JOHN PAUL II Kumasi (Ghana), 9 May 1980 Dear brothers and sisters,

APOSTOLIC JOURNEY TO AFRICA HOMILY OF JOHN PAUL II Accra (Ghana), 8 May 1980 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

JOURNEY TO AFRICA HOMILY OF JOHN PAUL II Nairobi (Kenya), 7 May 1980 Venerable Brothers in the Episcopate, Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,

ECCLESIA IN AFRICA OF THE HOLY FATHER JOHN PAUL II TO THE BISHOPS PRIESTS AND DEACONS MEN AND WOMEN RELIGIOUS AND ALL THE LAY FAITHFUL ON the Church IN AFRICA AND ITS EVANGELIZING MISSION TOWARDS THE YEAR 2000

February is African American History Month. During this month, we acknowledge and celebrate the accomplishments of our Black brothers and sisters. Throughout history, people of color, African, Black, and Catholic, have played a historic role in the faith of the Church From the African who helped carry the cross of Jesus to present-day role models such as Sr. Thea Bowman and Archbishop James P. Lyke, Black people have witnessed the Good News of God’s love and challenge us to love one another.

Let us take time this month to focus on our Black sisters and brothers through essays, plays, prayer experiences, artwork, retreats, games, books, and videos. African American History Month can also be celebrated with displaying African symbols such as Kente cloth and pictures. There are many excellent resources available to assist you. The Diocesan Media Center offers a variety of films to enhance your lesson plans.

Did You Know?

Catholic African history. The African cross.

Who was the first African mentioned in the Gospels?
The first African in the New Testament was mentioned in the Gospel of Matthew, Simon of Cyrene (Matthew 27:32). Simon was pressed into service to carry the cross of Jesus. This event is highlighted in the fifth station of the cross.

Tell the story of the account of the baptism of the Ethiopian eunuch.
In the Acts of the Apostles, Chapter 8:26-40, we read the account of the Ethiopian eunuch. This person was a black person baptized by Philip. The Ethiopian eunuch was the court official in charge of the treasury of the Queen of the Ethiopians. "Ethiopian" refers to a person of color from Africa. The Greeks used this word, which means "burnt" or darker skin.

Who was the Black "Wise Man" at the birth of Jesus?
The Magi, in the Infancy Narrative, refers to Melchior, whose blackness remains today in the Christian crib set.

Was Frumentius a saint? [Feast day: October 27]
Frumentius called Abuna, "the Father" (380 A.D.) born in Tyre, Lebanon. He was a slave and held a trusted position in the Ethopian royal court at Axum. Frumentius was a person of great faith. He opened chapels in Ethiopia and did mission work. Frumentius was very instrumental in the conversion of the Ethiopian king Ezana. After his freedom, he was later ordained Bishop by St. Athnasius, the Patriarch of Alexandria. Frumentius was the first Bishop of Ethiopia and worked along with Aedesius who was a royal cupbearer.

How many Popes were African?
Three: [ This number may not be a settled fact, depending on the amount and quality of evidence a person accepts. ]

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  St. Victor I (186-197) [Feast day: formerly July 28]
• 
  St. Miltiades (311-314) [Feast day: December 10]
• 
  St. Gelasius (492-496) [Feast day: February 4 ?]

St. Moses the Black [Feast day: August 28] was a convert and leader of a band of monks in the desert who were martyred about 410 AD. He was one of the most influential monks in the East and West. Because of Moses the Black, many women and men sought a life of prayer in the desert in the cenobitic style of sharing meals and community in Upper Egypt and Ethiopia.

St. Monica [Feast day: August 27] was the Mother of St. Augustine. Monica was an African woman of great faith who prayed for her son to turn against evil. Before her death, Monica had the great joy of knowing that her son had come back to God and used his talents to build up Christ's Church.

Saint Augustine [Feast day: August 28] was born in Tagaste, Africa and was the son of Saint Monica. At the age of 33, he turned back to God and was baptized Catholic. Saint Augustine was ordained a priest and later Co-Bishop of Hippo. He led a holy and simple life, writing over 200 books, letters, and sermons. His writings are still read today. Saint Augustine's feast day is August 28^th.

Read and Act Out the Story of St. Charles Lwanga and the Ugandan martyrs
In the resource Black Christian saints and Other Exemplary Black Men and Women (pages 128-131), we read the story of the faithfilled witness of the Ugandan Royal Pages. This story highlights how to death they did not give up their faith and celebrated their execution with joy instead. What a great witness of love. The Martyrs of Uganda were beatified in 1902 and canonized by Pope Paul VI on October 18, 1964.

Catholic African American History

St. Martin de Porres (1579-1639) [Feast day: November 3] was the first African American saint. Martin de Porres was from Spanish and African descent. He was the first Dominican professed brother in 1603. Martin de Porres is called "Father of Poor" because of his charitable acts and his dedication to prayer. He was canonized a saint in 1962.

Pierre Toussaint was a slave who after freedom performed extraordinary works.

Harriet Thompson (1853) wrote to Pope Pius IX to plead for the Catholic Church to minister to black people in New York and address the concern of racism. This was the beginning of the Black Catholic Movement. (Davis, 1990, pages 94-95)

Who was the founder of the Blessed Sacrament Sisters?
Katherine Drexal was the founder of the Blessed Sacrament Sisters and the first and only Black Catholic University in the United States: Xavier University in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Who was the first black Bishop in the United States?
Bishop James Healy, Bishop of Portland, Maine, in 1875.

Who was the first black priest?
Fr. Augustus Tolton from Illinois in 1886.

Name the first Black President of Georgetown University.
Fr. Patrick Healy, SJ, in 1874.

A Modern Day Saint
Sr. Thea Bowman (1937-1990) was a Franciscan sister of Perpetual Adoration, a gifted teacher, preacher, and evangelizer. Watch a video of her life.

What is the name of the African American Catholic Hymnal?
Lead Me, Guide Me (1987). Select a few songs for the class.

What is the meaning of the colors of the African American Flag?
The Flag is a symbol of Liberation as a people created by Marcus Garvey.
Red: symbolizes blood and our past, present, and future suffering for dignity and freedom.
Black: symbolizes the people of African descent.
Green: symbolizes the land of Africa and the future.

What are the principles of Nguzo Saba?
The Nguzo Saba principles are "Seven Values", which originated with the Harvest Festival in Kenya and Tanzania from the Swahili tribes. Please refer to the "Zawadi Saba..." book of translations, scripture, and reflections to celebrate the Nguzo Saba principles.

What is the number of African American Catholic Bishops in the United States?
In the U.S., there are 13 African American Bishops.

Who are Alex Jones (former Pentecostal Pastor) and Scott Hahn (former Protestant Minister)? What do they have in common?
Listen to their conversion stories. http://www.saintjoe.com "No Price to High" The Alex Jones Story (VHS Video 8575V). The Scott Hahn Conversion Story (Compact Disc A238-CD) (Audio Tape A238).

African or Black saints

St. Philemon, the dancer
St. Porphyrius the General
St. Abadios
St. Abadir
St. Abadiu
St. Abaidas, (known as Abadias)
St. Abakerazum
St. Abakuh (Apa Kauh)
St. Aba Mina
St. Abamon (Apa Pamun)
St. Abanoub
St. Aba Salamah, (Frumentius)
St. Abba Capito
St. Abba Isa
St. Abba Julian
St. Abda
St. Abeluzius
St. Aberoh (Aburom, Arianus)
St. Abhor (Amba Hor)
St. Abibas
St. Abidianus
St. Abilius
St. Abilius
St. Abilus
St. Abraham
St. Abraham the Poor or Abraham the Child
St. Abreha and Atzbeha (Aizan and Sazana)
St. Absadah
St. Absadi
St. Abuna (Frumentius)
St. Abuna Frumentius of Ethiopia
St. Aburom
St. Accidia
St. Acculus
St. Acepsius
St. Acha the Confessor
St. Achillas
St. Achillas
St. Achillas of Alexandria
St. Achilleus
St. Acirianus
St. Acllinus
St. Acrates (Aragawi)
St. Ada
St. Adelphius
St. Adelphius the ‘Confessor.’
St. AdjutorAdrianus
St. Adventor
St. Aedesius
St. Aemilianus (Emilian)
St. Afa Marjam, (Simeon)
St. Africanus
St. Agapius
St. Agatho
St. Agathocles
St. Agathon
St. Agathus
St. Aizan and Sazana (Abreha and Atzbeha)
St. ALEXANDER
St. Alexander
St. Alexander the Bishop
St. Alexander of Gaza
St. Alexander of Kemet
St. Alexander the Soldier
St. Alexandra
St. Alexandra of Alexandria
St. Alexandrian Martyrs
St. Alverius
St. Amba Agatho the Silent, Abraham
St. Amba Baula the Just (Paul)
St. Amba Betra (Peter)
St. Amba Hor
St. Amba Paphnutius
St. Amba Shenudi
St. Ambrose of Alexandria
St. Ambytianus
St. AmmonAmmon, the Great
St. Ammon and Serapion
St. Ammonas
St. Ammonius
St. Ampellius
St. Anthony the Great of Thebes
St. Antonio Vieira
St. Augustine of Hippo
St. Autus
St. Aviates
St. Avitus
St. Baamin
St. Baricus
St. Barlaam
St. Basicicus of Kemet (Egypt)
St. Basil
St. Basilides
St. Basilissa
St. Bastamonus (Bastammonius)
St. Bastmus
St. Basura
St. Beauch (Bagug)
St. Bebnuda (Paphnutius)
St. Benedict the Black
St. Benedict the Moor
St. Benjamin the Great of Nitra
St. Bernard
St. Beshada (Abshadius, Psote)
St. Besinta
St. Bessarian
St. Bessarion the Great, Thaumaturgies
St. Bessis
St. Besuss
St. Beyoka (Bejoka)
St. Bhai AnubBidshimiBifamon
St. Bikabes (Bicabus)
St. Boccon, Presbyter
St. Caecilia with Saturninus
St. Cajus
St. Calendion
St. Callinicus (Gallinicus)
St. Calodote
St. Cantidian (Cantidus)
St. Cantidianus
St. Catherine of Alexandria, Great martyr
St. Carpias
St. Carus
St. CassianusCatula
St. Celsus
St. Cerbonius
St. Cherimon
St. Chrysanthus Eunuchus
St. Cittinus
St. Claudianus
St. Claudianus
St. Clement of Alexandria
St. Cleopatra
St. Codratus
St. Coliondola
St. Colluthus
St. Colluthus
St. Comodus
St. Copres
St. Copres
St. Cordian
St. Cornelius
St. Cosmas
St. Cratusian
St. Crescens
St. Cristatus
St. Cronides
St. Cronion
St. Cronius
St. Currentus
St. Cynthinus
S t. Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage
St. Cyriacus
St. Cyriacus
St. Cyriacus
St. Cyriacus, Saturninus
St. Cyril of Alexandria, Bishop, Dr.
St. Cyrilla
St. Cyriltus
St. Cyrion
St. Cyrus
St. Cyrus and John
St. Dabamoth (Dibamonia)
St. Dalasina
St. Damalius
St. Damianus
St. Daniel
St. Datianus
St. Datius
St. Dativus
St. Datus
St. DemetriusSt.Demonsia
St. Denecutia
St. Deodatus
St. Didymus
St. Diodorus
St. Dionysius
St. Dionysius
St. Dionysius
St. Dionysius the Deacon
St. Dionysius the Great of Alexandria. BishopDionysius the Presbyter
St. Dioscorus
St. Dioscurus
St. Doletatulus
St. Dominicus
St. Donatian
St. Donatus
St. Donatus
St. Dorotheus the Hermit of Kemet, (Abba Dorotheus)
St. Dunatus
St. Elasbaan
St. Elias
St. Elizabeth
St. Emeritus
St. Emilian
St. Emmelia
St. Entheus
St. Epimachus of Alexandria
St. Eraus Shaba
St. Eucarius
St. Eudoxia
St. Eudoxia
St. Eudoxia at Canopus
St. Eugene
St. Eugraphos with Hermogenes Menas, Alexandria Martyrs
St. Eulogios
St. Eumenes
St. Euphrosyne of Alexandria
St. Eupraxia
St. Eusebius
St. Eusebius
St. Eustachius
St. Eutropia
St. Eutychius
St. Eutychus
St. Eva
St. Evangelius of Alexandria
St. Evasius
St. Exuperius
St. Fabian
St. Fabianus
St. Faustinus
St. Faustinus
St. Faustus
St. Felicissimus
St. FelicitasSts. Perpetua and Felicity
St. Felix
St. Fidentius
St. Fientianus
St. Firma
St. Flavianus
St. Florentius
St. Florida
St. Forbinus
St. Fortunata
St. Fortunatus
St. Fortunio
St. Fugraphus
St. Fulgentius
St. Fulvianus
St. Gabriel
St. Gaius
St. Galanus
St. GALASIUS I
St. Gallinicus
St. Gaudlosus the African
St. Gelasius
St. Gelatus
St. Geminus
St. Generosa
St. Gereon
St. Germanus
St. Geruntius
St. Givalius
St. Glyceria
St. Gorgias
St. Habedeum
St. Hagio
St. Helenus
St. Heliodorus
St. Helladius and Theophilus the Deacon
St. Hemerion
St. Heraclas, Bishop, and Helladius
St. Heraclemon
St. Heraclemon and others hermits of Kemet
St. Heraclius
St. Heradius and Zozimus
St. Herais
St. Herais
St. Herais (Iraja)
St. Heredina
St. Hermes
St. Hermogenes of Alexandria
St. Hermogenes with Menas, & Eugraphos, Alexandria Martyrs
St. Heron
St. Hesychius
St. Hieroteus
St. Hieroteus
St. Hilarion (Hilarianus)
St. Hilarius
St. Hilorian
St. Hipolytus
St. Hippeas
St. Hippolytus
St. Hiro
St. Honorata
St. Honoratus
St. Honoratus
St. Honoratus
St. Hopaesius
St. Hor
St. Hor
St. Hor (Anba Hor)
St. Hortulanus
St. Hortulanus
St. Horus of the Thebaid
St. Hypatius
St. Hyperechius
St. Ibeion the Confessor
St. Ignatius of Africa
St. Ingenuus
St. Ingenuus
St. Innocentius
St. Ioasaph
St. Irais (Rhais) of Antinoe
St. Iranaeus
St. Iraya (Herais),
St. Irene
St. Irenius of Kemet
St. Isaac, Thomas, and Victor
St. Isaiah
St. Isaias
St. Ischyrion
St. Isidore the Confessor
St. Jacob of Mahdjudh
St. Jacobus and Bishop Secundianus
St. James of Manug
St. Januaria
St. Januaria
St. Januarius
St. Mary of Egypt
St. John
St. John and Abraham
St. John the Dwarf
St. John the Merciful
St. John of Shutp (Setes)
St. Jonah the Sabbaite
St. Joseph
St. Josephine Bakhita
St. Jucundianus
St. Jules D’acfahs
St. Julia
St. Julia of Carthage
St. Julian of Anazarbus
St. Julianus
St. Justus
St. Kalufa
St. Kapalichus
St. Karion (Cyrion)
St. Kirdjun (ABAKERAZUM)
St. Kogantianus
St. Laetantius
St. Laetus
St. Laurence
St. Leo
St. Leomdas and Companions
St. Leonitus
St. Leucius of Alexandria
St. Liberatus
St. Thelica
St. Longinus
St. Longus
St. Lot
St. Lucentius
St. Lucius
St. Lycarion
St. Lycarion
St. Lycopolis
St. Macarius
St. Macarius and 4 0 Others
St. Macarius of Fayum
St. Macarius the Great of Alexandria
St. Macrina
St. Macroni of Thoni
St. Magnus
St. Major
St. Majulus
St. Malentus
St. Mammarius
St. Manilus
St. Mansuetus
St. Marcus
St. Marcus
St. Margarita
St. Mark
St. Mark the Faster
St. Martin de PorresMartyrs of AfricaMartyrs of Uganda
St. Monica
St. Monnas
St. Montanus
St. Moses
St. Moses of Balkim
St. Moses the Black of Scete
St. Moses the Ethopian
St. Moses of Psammanius
St. Mucus
St. Multius
St. Murrita
St. Naffanianus
St. Nakjos
St. Narcissus
St. Narzalea
St. Thenas? (The(o)nas?)
St. Nasseus
St. Nathaniel of Nitria
St. Nemesius
St. Nemesius
St. Nemesius of Alexandria
St. Neopulus (Neopolis)
St. Nereus
St. Nestor
St. Nicander of Kemet
St. Nicephorus
St. Nicephorus, Presbyter, at Tiberiopolis
St. Nicoforus
St. Nilammon
St. Nilaras
St. Nilon
St. Nonnus
St. Nun who feigned madness
St. Oceanus
St. Octavious
St. Theoctie
St. Theoctista
St. Theoctista
St. Theoctistus
St. Theodocianus of Alexandria
St. Theodora
St. Theodora
St. Theodore, and Leontius
St. Theodore, and Leontius
St. Theodore, the Sanctified
St. Theodore and 40 Others
St. Theodore of Chotep
St. Theodore of Emesa
St. Theodore of Pelusium
St. Theodosius
St. Theodota
St. Theodotion
St. Theodotus
St. Theodoxia (Eudoxia)
St. Theodulas
St. Oeconomus
St. Theogenes
St. Theohilus
St. Olympius
St. Theon
St. Theonas
St. Theonas, “Column of the Church
St. Theonius
St. Theophila
St. Theophilus
St. Theophilus
St. Theopista
St. Or
St. Orestes
St. Orion
St. Orion
St. Orsisius
St. Theotimus
St. Theotimus (Theitimus)
St. Theoychus
St. Pachomius
St. Pachomius
St. Pachomius (Bidjimi)
St. Pachomius, the Elder
St. Pachomius the Younger
St. Paesis (Pausis)
St. Paisi (Amba Isa)
St. Paisis
St. Paisius and Isaias
St. Paisius the Great
St. Palaemon
St. Palatianus
St. Paliconus
St. Palladius
St. Pallamon of Kemet
St. Palmus
St. Palus
St. Pambo (Panbis)
St. Pamin (Poemen)
St. Pamphalon
St. Pamphamer
St. Panaenus
St. Panbis (Pambo)
St. Pancratius, martyred
St. Panekyris (Banikarus)
St. Panemotis
St. Panephysis
St. Pannus
St. Panopus
St. Pantherus
St. Pansius
St. Pansophius of Alexandria
St. Pantaleon
St. Pantius
St. Panubrius
St. Papa and Mama
St. Papas
St. Paphnutius
St. Paphnutius
St. Paphnutius, the Buffalo
St. Paphnutius and 546 companions
St. Paphnutius of Bendura
St. Paphnutius the Great
St. Paphoutius
St. Papia (Papias),
St. Papianus
St. Papinianus and Mansuelus
St. Papocinicus
St. Parens
St. Parmenius (Parmenas)
St. Pascharius
St. Pastor
St. Patamon
St. Patapios The Righteous Of Thebes
St. Patapius
St. Patermuthius
St. Patermuthius
St. Patermuthius (Petarpemotis)
St. Paternus
St. Patricia
St. Paulillus
St. Paulus
St. Paulus, Deacon
St. Pausirius
St. Pedjol
St. Pelagia
St. Pelesius
St. Peleusius (Peleus)
St. Pelianus
St. Pellammon
St. Pelusius
St. Peroys
St. Perpetua
St. Peter
St. Peter
St. Peter the Patriarch
St. Peter the Slave
St. Pethacus
St. Petivus
St. Petronius
St. Petrus
St. Petrus
St. Phanas
St. Phanuel
St. Pharmuthius
St. Phaulios (Paul) of Tamawi
St. Philappianus
St. Phileas
St. Philemon
St. Philemon of Alexandria
St. Philip
St. Philo
St. Philocalus
St. Philomus
St. Philoromus
St. Philoromus
St. Philosophus (Nicetas)
St. Philotheus of Pemdje
St. Phisocius
St. Phocas
St. Phocas
St. Phocas, (Anba Phocas)
St. Phoebammon
St. Photius
St. Photnia
St. Pia
St. Piamon (Piama)
St. Pierius
St. Pimponia
St. Pinnarius
St. Pinnatus
St. Pinutus(Pinnutius)
St. Pion
St. Pior
St. Pipenon and Co mpanions of 22
St. Piperio
St. Piru
St. Pisimius
St. Pistaurus
St. Pistus
St. Pisura
St. Piteroum Savants
St. Pitigon
St. Pitirim (Pityrun, Pithyrion)
St. Plais
St. Plausus
St. Plebrius
St. Plenes
St. Plenus
St. Plesius
St. Plutarch
St. Poemen
St. Poemen (Pamin)
St. Poemen (Pimen) the Great
St. Poleus
St. Polybius
St. Polycarp
St. Polycarpus
St. Pompinus
St. Pomponia
St. Pontius of Carthage
St. Pope
St. Victor I
St. Porphyrius
St. Portus
St. Possidonius, the Theban
St. Possidus, Possidonius
St. Postumia (Postiniana)
St. Potamioena, the Younger
St. Potamioena the Elder
St. Potamion
St. Potamion (Potamon)
St. Potamon
St. Potianus
St. Praesens
St. Praesidius
St. Prais
St. Prima
St. Prima
St. Primasius
St. Primatius
St. Primianus
St. Primigenus
St. Primitivus
St. Primulus
St. Primus
St. Primus
St. Privata
St. Privatula
St. Privatus
St. Probata
St. Probus
St. Promus
St. Propolus
St. Prosdocus
St. Proteheas(Proteas)
St. Proterius
St. Proterius
St. Protolicus
St. Psenosiris
St. Pshai
St. Psoes (Psoi) of Kemet
St. Psoi (Besoy)
St. Psote
St. Psura
St. Ptolemachus
St. Ptolemaeus
St. Ptolemaeus
St. Publicanus
St. Publius
St. Publius of Carthage
St. Publius of Kemet
St. Putaphastus
St. Quadratus
St. Quarta
St. Quartosilla
St. Quartus
St. Quinta (Cointa)
St. Quintasius
St. Quintian
St. Quintianus (Quinctianus)
St. Quintus
St. Quirillus
St. Quirinus
St. Quodvultdeus
St. Quodvultdeus
St. Rais
St. Rastanus
St. Raulus
St. Reatrius
St. Recumbens
St. Recumbus
St. Regina
St. Regiola
St. Regulus
St. Renus
St. Respectatus
St. Restituta
St. Restituta with Saturninus
St. Restitutus
St. Revocatus
St. Rhais
St. Roa (Aroa)
St. Rodus
St. Rogata
St. Rogatianus
St. Rogatus
St. Romana
St. Romanus
St. Romulus
St. Rosula
St. Roys
St. Ruak
St. Rubra
St. Ruffinus,
St. Rufina
St. Rufinus
St. Rufus (Roux)
St. Ruppus
St. Rusticianus
St. Rustilus
St. Rutila, Claudia, and Auriga
St. Rutilius and Fusculus
St. Rutinus
St. Rutinus
St. Sabas
St. Sabela
St. Sabellius (Abylius, Abitius, Milius)
St. Sabina
St. Sabinas of Kemet
St. Sabsir Martyrs
St. Saldia
St. Salitor
St. Salusi (Abba Salusi)
St. Salutaris
St. Salvator
St. Salvius
St. Sambacia
St. Samnes
St. Samuel
St. Sancta
St. Sanctina
St. Sanitius (Shenudi) II
St. Sanitius I (Shenudi)
St. Sannudius (Shenudi)
St. Sanusi (Shenudi, Sanitius)
St. Sara
St. Sarah (Emma Sara)
St. Sarah, and my brother Moses
St. Sarah of Scete
St. Sarapabon(Sarapambo) the Senator
St. Sarapion
St. Sarelius
St. Sarmatas (Sarmata)
St. Sarmathus
St. Satulus
St. Satur
St. Satura
St. Saturianus
St. Saturinus
St. Saturnina
St. Saturninus
St. Saturninus and Felix
St. Saturninus and nine companions
St. Saturus
St. Saulus
St. Sebastiana
St. Sebastian and Alverius
St. Secunda
St. Secundianus
St. Secundilla
St. Secundinus
St. Secundus
St. Secundus of Ventimiglia
St. Securus
St. Securus, Severus
St. Sedeza
St. Sektar
St. Selaficus (Seleucus)
St. Selarianus
St. Selenias of Kemet
St. Seleucus “The Kemetian”
St. Semrata Zion
St. Senuthius of Buasti
St. Seperatus
St. Septimus, and Maximus
St. Serapammon
St. Serapamon
St. Serapeum
St. Serapio
St. Serapion
St. Serapion
St. Serapion
St. Serapion and Ammon
St. Serapion the Kemetian
St. Serapion of Thmuis
St. Serenus
St. Sergus
St. Serration
St. Sertza Hawaryat
St. Servilianus
St. Servulus
St. Servus
St. Severus
St. Severus of Alexandria
St. Severus of Alexandria
St. Shanudin (Abba)
St. Shenuf(Chenoufe)
St. Shenus (Susita)
St. Shenute
St. Shenute (Sinuth ius, Shnudi, Sannitius)
St. Siddinus
St. Siddinus
St. Sidonius (Amba)
St. Silar
St. Silvanus
St. Simeon of Thou
St. Simon of Cyrene
St. Simon Zelotes
St. Simplicius
St. Sina
St. Siricius
St. Sisinnius
St. Sisoes
St. Sissinius of Tantatho
St. Sobel
St. Socrates
St. Sodon
St. Solomon
St. Solutor
St. Sophia
St. Sophia and my daughter Dabamoth (Dibamonia)
St. Sophronius of Shanazum
St. Sostras
St. Spisinna
St. Statonica
St. Stephanus
St. Stephen
St. Stephen
St. Stephen the AnchoriteSt Paul
St. Stupur
St. Successa
St. Successus
St. Susennius (Susneus)
St. Susita (Shenus)
St. Symeon of Kemet
St. Symphorianus
St. Sympmphronius and Hipolytus
St. Syncletica of Alexandria
St. Tacceus
St. Tacla (Tecla)
St. Tacla Hawaryat
St. Talida
St. Tatusbaya
St. Ten Disciples of Athenogenes
St. Terence
St. Terentius
St. Thais (Taisia)
St. Thais of Kemet
St. Tharsicius
St. Thasius Cyprianus
St. Thimous
St. Thomais
St. Thomas
St. Thomas of Tanphot
St. Thonius
St. Thyrsus
St. Tibur
St. Tiburtinus
St. Timoleon
St. Timothy
St. Timothy
St. Timothy
St. Timothy
St. Timothy, the lector and wife, Maura
St. Timothy II
St. Timothy III
St. Timotheus
St. Tipasius (Typasius)
St. Tirinus
St. Tolosha
St. Trophimus
St. Tryphon
St. Tubo
St. Tullianus
St. Tullius
St. Turana
St. Tuscus
St. Tyrannus
St. Tyria
St. Tytirus
St. Tzabala Mariam
St. Tzechina (Sahami)
St. Urania
St. Urbanus
St. Ursus
St. Ursus and Victor
St. Vaga
St. Valentine
St. Valentine and Dubatatius
St. Valeria
St. Valerius
St. Variacus
St. Varus
St. Venusta
St. Venustus
St. Verena
St. Verocianus
St. Verulus
St. Verus
St. Vestina
St. Veturius
St. Victonnus
St. Victor
St. Victor
St. Victor and Ursus
St. Victor of Assyut
St. Victoria
St. Victoria
St. Victorianus
St. Victorianus
St. Victorinus
St. Victor Maurus (aka Victor the Moor)…
St. Victor the Ninivite
St. Victor the Ninivite
St. Victorus
St. Victor of Vilae
St. Victurus
St. Vincent
St. Vincent
St. Vincent of Digne
St. Vincentius
St. Vindemialis
St. Vindemialis (from Capsa)
St. Vindonius
St. VirginsVisa (Witza)
St. Vitalianus(Vitalis)
St. Vitalis
St. Vitus
St. Volitan
St. Volutianus
St. Wetukis (known as Eutychius)
St. Xystus
St. Yared
St. Yeshak
St. Yohan Marcus
St. Yona
St. Yostima
St. Za-Michael
St. Zacchaeus
St. Zachariah of Kemet
St. Zacharias
St. Zacharias, the Wanderer
St. Zaina (Zeina)
St. Zanufius
St. Zara Mariam
St. Zelotes
St. Zenas
St. Zeno
St. ZerJacob
St. Zoilus
St. Zonticus
St. Zosimas
St. Zoticus