Saint Peregrine of Sicily
An apostle of Sicily in the 11th century, Peregrine is said to have come from Greece to evangelize the region of Caltabellotta after the expulsion of …
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First name and chronology
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Peregrine, between 1001 and 1400; the most famous is Saint Peregrinus, celebrated on May 1st.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
An apostle of Sicily in the 11th century, Peregrine is said to have come from Greece to evangelize the region of Caltabellotta after the expulsion of …
Evangelista and Peregrinus were two friends from 13th-century Verona who entered the Augustinian Order together following a heavenly vision. Renowned …
First bishop of Auxerre and martyr at Bouhy, Saint Pélérin saw his remains dispersed between the Abbey of Saint-Denis, Prague, and Auxerre over the ce…
The feast of Peregrine is celebrated on May 1st, in memory of Saint Peregrinus.
3 saints and blesseds bear the name Peregrine, including Saint Peregrinus, Saint Peregrine and Evangelist and Peregrine.
The most famous saint named Peregrine is Saint Peregrinus.