Saint Felix and Saint Adauctus
A Roman priest under Diocletian, Felix overturned pagan idols with his breath alone. Sentenced to death, he was joined on the way to execution by a st…
First name and chronology
19 saints and blesseds bear the name Felix, between 268 and 2001; the most famous is Saint Felix of Valois, celebrated on November 20th.
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A Roman priest under Diocletian, Felix overturned pagan idols with his breath alone. Sentenced to death, he was joined on the way to execution by a st…
During the reign of the Roman emperors, the priest Saturninus, the senator Dativus, and forty-eight companions were arrested in Abitina for celebratin…
A 6th-century pope, Felix IV succeeded John I in a tense political context under the reign of Theodoric. He is known for transforming pagan temples in…
The twenty-fifth Bishop of Bourges in the 6th century, Saint Felix distinguished himself by his wisdom and serenity in the face of insults. He partici…
Born in Bourges in the 6th century, Saint Felix became Bishop of Nantes in 550. A builder prelate and influential diplomat, he completed the cathedral…
A priest originally from Burgundy, Felix converted King Sigebert in exile before accompanying him to England to evangelize East Anglia. Consecrated Bi…
A prince of the House of Valois, Felix renounced his titles to become a hermit and then a monk at Clairvaux. With Saint John of Matha, he founded the …
Born in 1540 in Italy, Felix became a Capuchin lay brother under the name Seraphin after a youth of labor and patience in the face of his brother's mi…
A 16th-century Capuchin religious, Felix of Cantalice spent forty years in Rome as a questing friar. Known for his simplicity and his perpetual 'Deo g…
An illiterate Sicilian Capuchin friar, Felix of Nicosia spent more than forty years as a questing friar, radiating humility, absolute obedience, and c…
Félix Varela (1788-1853) was a Cuban priest, philosopher, and politician, recognized as venerable by the Catholic Church, famous for his role as an ed…
An Italian army officer who became an Oblate of the Virgin Mary priest, Felice Prinetti (1842-1916) is the founder of the congregation of the Daughter…
Felice Tantardini, nicknamed the "Blacksmith of God," was a PIME coadjutor brother who spent nearly 70 years in Burma, combining manual labor and inte…
An Eritrean priest and the first Ethiopian Cistercian monk, Felix Mary Ghebreamlak worked for the introduction of Eastern-rite monasticism to foster C…
Felice Rossini (1876-1924), in religion Brother Daniel of Samarate, was an Italian Capuchin missionary. Sent to Brazil, he devoted himself to the loca…
Felix of the Virgin (1902-1951) was a Spanish Trinitarian priest, teacher, and master of novices, recognized as Venerable by the Catholic Church.
Third Bishop of Metz and successor to Saint Clement, Felix governed his diocese with virtue for forty-two years. After triumphing over numerous persec…
A Spanish Dominican nun (1904-1954), Sister Teresita of the Child Jesus distinguished herself through her contemplative life in Daroca and Olmedo, and…
María Félix Torres (1907-2001) was a Spanish religious sister, foundress of the Company of the Savior dedicated to the Christian education of youth.
The feast of Felix is celebrated on November 20th, in memory of Saint Felix of Valois.
19 saints and blesseds bear the name Felix, including Saint Felix of Valois, Saint Felix, Saint Felix, Saint Saturninus and Saint Felix.
The most famous saint named Felix is Saint Felix of Valois (12th century).