Saint Eubert of Seclin
A noble missionary of the 3rd century, Eubert evangelized the Nervii and cleared the region of Lille. A companion of Saint Piat and Saint Chryseuil, h…
First name and chronology
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Eugene, between 201 and 1952; the most famous is Saint Eugenia, celebrated on December 25th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A noble missionary of the 3rd century, Eubert evangelized the Nervii and cleared the region of Lille. A companion of Saint Piat and Saint Chryseuil, h…
Elected Bishop of Carthage in the 5th century after a long vacancy, Eugenius was the pillar of Catholic resistance against the Arian heresy of the Van…
The fourth abbot of Condat in the 6th century, Saint Oyend was a model of monastic life and Greek and Latin scholarship. He reformed his abbey by esta…
A Roman by birth, Eugene first served as vicar to the exiled Pope Martin I before succeeding him on the See of Peter in 654. Recognized for his gentle…
Eugenio Reffo (1843-1925) was an Italian priest, co-founder of the Congregation of Saint Joseph with Saint Leonard Murialdo, and a major figure in soc…
A Provençal aristocrat who became a priest and then Bishop of Marseille, Eugene de Mazenod founded the Missionaries of Provence in 1816, which would b…
Bulgarian Passionist bishop and martyr of communism, executed by firing squad in 1952 and beatified by John Paul II in 1998.
The feast of Eugene is celebrated on December 25th, in memory of Saint Eugenia.
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Eugene, including Saint Eugenia, Saint Eugene, Saint Eugendus, Saint Eugene and Saint Eubert.
The most famous saint named Eugene is Saint Eugenia (3rd century).