Saints Daniel, Samuel, Donulus, Leo, Hugolinus, Nicholas and Angelus
In 1221, seven Franciscan friars led by Daniel of Calabria set out to evangelize North Africa. After preaching the Christian faith in Ceuta, they were…
First name and chronology
17 saints and blesseds bear the name Angelo, between 1186 and 1972; the most famous is Saint Angelus, celebrated on May 5th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
In 1221, seven Franciscan friars led by Daniel of Calabria set out to evangelize North Africa. After preaching the Christian faith in Ceuta, they were…
Born in Jerusalem to converted Jewish parents, Angel became a Carmelite and lived for fifty years as a hermit before being sent on a mission to Sicily…
Angelo of Gualdo was an humble Italian shepherd who became a Camaldolese lay brother and later a recluse following a pilgrimage to Compostela. Known f…
A 15th-century Piedmontese Franciscan friar, Angelo of Chivasso distinguished himself by his exemplary piety and love of poverty. He died in Cuneo in …
Angelo Paoli (1642-1720) was an Italian Carmelite religious, nicknamed the "father of the poor" for his tireless dedication to the sick and needy in R…
A Capuchin religious born in Calabria in 1669, Angelo of Acri overcame difficult beginnings in religious life to become a tireless apostolic preacher.…
Venetian priest (1772-1858), co-founder with his brother Marco Antonio of the Congregation of the Schools of Charity (Cavanis Institute) dedicated to …
Bishop of Pavia and later Patriarch of Venice, Angelo Ramazzotti is the founder of the Lombard Seminary for Foreign Missions (PIME). He was declared V…
Italian diocesan priest and founder of the Institute of Saint Catherine, dedicated to the education and support of orphans and youth.
Angelo Calvi (1909-1937), in religion Father Benigno di Santa Teresa del Bambino Gesù, was an Italian Discalced Carmelite priest recognized as Venerab…
Italian Passionist priest (1881-1966), founder of the Madonna Addolorata sanctuary in Mascalucia and spiritual director of the Venerable Lucia Mangano…
Italian priest dedicated to the education of youth and service to the poor in Barletta, founder of the New Saint Philip Neri Patronage.
Group of 18 Cistercian martyrs (16 monks of Viaceli and 2 nuns of Fons Salutis) murdered in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War.
Angelo Bonetta (1948-1963), nicknamed Angiolino, was a young Italian layperson and member of the Centre for Volunteers of Suffering, recognized as Ven…
Spanish auxiliary bishop and founder of the Secular Institute of the Apostolic Missionaries of Charity, recognized as Venerable in 2019.
Darío Acosta Zurita (1908-1931) was a young Mexican priest, vicar in Veracruz, assassinated in hatred of the faith in his cathedral during religious p…
An upright and courageous Sicilian magistrate, Rosario Livatino was assassinated by the mafia in 1990. Recognized as a martyr in odium fidei, he was b…
The feast of Angelo is celebrated on May 5th, in memory of Saint Angelus.
17 saints and blesseds bear the name Angelo, including Saint Angelus, Saint Daniel and his companions, Angelo of Acri, Angel of Gualdo and Angelus of Chivasso.
The most famous saint named Angelo is Saint Angelus (13th century).