Saint Raymond of Toulouse
A regular canon in Toulouse in the 11th century, Raymond dedicated his life and fortune to the poor and public works after his widowhood. He had two b…
First name and chronology
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Raymond, between 1001 and 1964; the most famous is Saint Raymond of Penyafort, celebrated on January 23rd.
Dated figures are ordered from earliest to latest.
A regular canon in Toulouse in the 11th century, Raymond dedicated his life and fortune to the poor and public works after his widowhood. He had two b…
A 13th-century Spanish Dominican, Raymond of Penyafort was a brilliant jurist, confessor to popes, and compiler of the Decretals. Co-founder of the Or…
A religious of the Order of Mercy in the 13th century, Raymond Nonnatus dedicated himself to the ransom of Christian captives in Africa, going so far …
Born in Majorca in 1236, Ramon Llull was a prolific scholar known as the Doctor Illuminatus before converting and joining the Third Order of Saint Fra…
Mexican priest (1887-1934) devoted to the poor and the youth in Monterrey, recognized as Venerable by Pope Francis in 2017.
A Mexican Jesuit priest, Miguel Agustín Pro carried out a daring clandestine ministry under the Calles persecution before being unjustly executed by f…
Raymond Cayré (1915-1944) and his 49 companions are martyrs of the apostolate, priests, seminarians, and laypeople deported and who died for their fai…
Raymond Cayre and his 49 companions are French martyrs of the clandestine Saint-Paul Mission, who died in deportation between 1944 and 1945 for their …
Italian Oratorian priest (1888-1964), nicknamed the "priest of the children," dedicated to the education of disadvantaged youth in Chioggia and Verona…
The feast of Raymond is celebrated on January 23rd, in memory of Saint Raymond of Penyafort.
9 saints and blesseds bear the name Raymond, including Saint Raymond of Penyafort, Saint Raymond Nonnatus, Raymond Lull, Saint Raymond of Toulouse and Raymond Cayre and 49 companions.
The most famous saint named Raymond is Saint Raymond of Penyafort (13th century).