Saint Elizabeth of Schönau
Abbess of the monastery of Schönau in the 12th century, Elizabeth was a mystic famous for her visions and her correspondence with Saint Hildegard. Her…
First name and chronology
41 saints and blesseds bear the name Elizabeth, between 1101 and 1991; the most famous is Saint Elizabeth, celebrated on July 8th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
Abbess of the monastery of Schönau in the 12th century, Elizabeth was a mystic famous for her visions and her correspondence with Saint Hildegard. Her…
Daughter of the King of Hungary, Elizabeth was married to the Landgrave of Thuringia before dedicating herself entirely to charity and humility. After…
A princess of France and sister of Saint Louis, Isabelle refused royal alliances to dedicate herself to God. She founded the monastery of Longchamps u…
Queen of Portugal in the 14th century, Elizabeth distinguished herself by her heroic piety and her role as a peacemaker among the members of her royal…
Born in Swabia in 1386, Elisabeth of Waldsech entered the Third Order of Saint Francis at the age of fourteen. Her life was marked by intense mortific…
A noblewoman from Mantua, Elisabeth Picenardi consecrated her virginity to God and joined the Third Order of the Servites. Leading a life of prayer, m…
A princess of the House of Lorraine born in 1649, Anne-Élisabeth lived a life marked by the political turmoil of the reign of Charles IV and exile. De…
Elisabetta Maria Satellico (1706-1745), in religion Sister Maria Crocifissa, was an Italian Poor Clare and abbess of Montenovo (Ostra Vetere), known f…
Marie-Louise-Élisabeth de Lamoignon (1763-1825), in religion Mother Saint-Louis, is the foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of Sai…
A Roman wife and mother, Elisabeth Canori Mora heroically lived through the trials of a difficult marriage. Having become a Trinitarian mystic, she de…
Foundress of the Third Order of the Discalced Carmelites in Kerala, Eliswa Vakayil dedicated her life to contemplative prayer and the empowerment of w…
Isabel Larrañaga Ramirez (1836-1899) was a religious sister of Philippine and Spanish origin, foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Charity …
Elisabetta Girelli (1839-1919) was an Italian consecrated laywoman, restorer of the Company of Saint Ursula of Brescia with her sister Maddalena, and …
A Sardinian layperson and widow, Elisabetta Sanna Porcu overcame a severe physical disability to dedicate herself to the poor and become a pillar of t…
Italian Franciscan religious (Sister Maria Elisabetta della Santa Croce), known as the angel of the coast for her dedication to orphans and the poor.
Maria Elisabetta Renzi (1786-1859) was an Italian religious sister, foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows, beatified in …
Elisabetta Vendramini (1790-1860) was an Italian religious, foundress of the congregation of the Franciscan Tertiary Sisters of Saint Elizabeth dedica…
Elisa Baldo Foresti (1862-1926) was an Italian layperson, founder of the Congregation of the Humble Servants of the Lord in Gavardo, recognized as Ven…
Elisabeth Eppinger (Mother Alphonse-Marie) is the foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Most Holy Saviour, dedicated to the care of the …
Luigia Lavizzari (1867-1931), in religion Mother Maria Caterina di Gesù Bambino, was an Italian Benedictine nun declared Venerable by Benedict XVI in …
The first saint born in the United States, Elizabeth Ann Seton, a widow who converted to Catholicism, founded the Sisters of Charity of Saint Joseph i…
Elizabeth Prout (1820-1864), in religion Mother Mary Joseph of Jesus, was an English religious sister, foundress of the Sisters of the Cross and Passi…
Foundress of the Oblate Sisters of Providence, the first Catholic religious congregation for women of African descent in the United States.
Maria Elisabetta Mazza (1886-1950) was an Italian teacher, foundress of the Institute of the Little Apostles of the Christian School, declared Venerab…
María Isabel Tejada Cuartas (1887-1925), in religion Sister María del Perpetuo Socorro, was a Colombian missionary religious sister of the Lauritas co…
An Italian layperson and mother, Elisabetta Tasca Serena lived a simple and hardworking life of family devotion and abandonment to God, guided by Sain…
A French Carmelite from Dijon, Elizabeth of the Trinity (1880-1906) was a mystic of the presence of the Trinity in the soul, beatified in 1984 and can…
Isabela de Rosis (1842-1911) was an Italian religious sister, foundress of the Congregation of the Reparation Sisters of the Sacred Heart, recognized …
Isabel Sánchez Romero, in religion Sister Ascensión de San José, was a Spanish Dominican nun born in 1861 and died a martyr in 1937 during the Spanish…
Isabel Méndez Herrero (1924-1953), in religion Sister Isabel de María Inmaculada, was a Spanish religious of the Congregation of the Servants of Saint…
Canadian religious sister and foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, dedicated to the education of poor children…
Born a Lutheran in Sweden in 1870, Maria Elizabeth Hesselblad converted to Catholicism in 1902 in the United States and restored the Order of the Most…
Foundress of the Congregation of the Servants of Mary Reparatrix, she dedicated her life to education, the poor, and Marian reparation.
A Spanish religious of the Mercedarian Sisters of Charity, Sister Isabel de Jesús dedicated herself to the sick before dying of tuberculosis at the ag…
Satoko Kitahara (1929-1958), a Japanese convert from the aristocracy, dedicated herself to the ragpickers of the 'Ant Village' in Tokyo, living among …
Group of fourteen Spanish Conceptionist nuns martyred in hatred of the faith in 1936 at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War and beatified in 2019.
Maria Isabel Caldeira (1889-1962), in religion Mother Maria Isabel of the Most Holy Trinity, was a Portuguese religious sister and founder of the cong…
Róża Czacka (1876-1961), in religion Mother Elżbieta, was a Polish religious sister, foundress of the Franciscan Sisters Servants of the Cross and a p…
Foundress of the Little Sisters of Jesus, she dedicated her life to the poorest and the nomads of the Sahara before expanding her work throughout the …
Italian religious sister and foundress of the congregation of the Daughters of Saint Mary of Leuca, dedicated to the service of single mothers and chi…
Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos (1962-1982) was a young Brazilian laywoman, a member of the Vincentian Youth, who was murdered at the age of 20 while defe…
The feast of Elizabeth is celebrated on July 8th, in memory of Saint Elizabeth.
41 saints and blesseds bear the name Elizabeth, including Saint Elizabeth, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, Saint Elizabeth, Saint Isabel and Elizabeth of Waldsech.
The most famous saint named Elizabeth is Saint Elizabeth (14th century).