Saint Vitus (Guy)
A young Sicilian nobleman converted in secret, Vitus suffered persecution from his pagan father and imperial authorities. Accompanied by his tutor Mod…
First name and chronology
8 saints and blesseds bear the name Guy, between 301 and 2009; the most famous is Saint Vitus, celebrated on June 15th.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A young Sicilian nobleman converted in secret, Vitus suffered persecution from his pagan father and imperial authorities. Accompanied by his tutor Mod…
Born near Ravenna, Saint Guy renounced a worldly life to become a hermit and later the abbot of the famous Abbey of Pomposa in the 11th century. Under…
A devoted sacristan in Laeken, Guy was tempted by trade before a shipwreck brought him back to the spiritual life. He spent seven years on pilgrimage …
Prior of the Grande Chartreuse in the 12th century, Guigues was the author of the first statutes of the Order of Saint Bruno. Under his leadership, th…
Guy of Burgundy, Archbishop of Vienne, was elected pope under the name Callixtus II in 1119 at Cluny. His pontificate was marked by the resolution of …
A privileged disciple of Saint Bernard, Guy of Durnes became the first abbot of Notre-Dame de Cherlieu in the diocese of Besançon in 1131. Under his a…
Founder of the Order of the Holy Spirit in the 12th century, Guy of Montpellier dedicated his life and fortune to the poor and orphans. He was beatifi…
A Brazilian doctor, surfer, and seminarian, Guido Schäffer dedicated his life to the poor and the sick before dying tragically at sea in 2009.
The feast of Guy is celebrated on June 15th, in memory of Saint Vitus.
8 saints and blesseds bear the name Guy, including Saint Vitus, Guy of Burgundy, Saint Guy, Saint Guy and Guy of Durnes.
The most famous saint named Guy is Saint Vitus (4th century).