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Gabinus, Priest and Martyr, Father of St. Susanna of Rome |
Gabriel Lalement, Jesuit Priest, North American Martyr |
Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows, Passionist Priest |
Galdino Della Scala, Archbishop of Milan |
Galganus (Galgano Guidotti), Hermit, Confessor |
Gall, Abbot |
Galla, Martyred in Corinth |
Gallicanus, Roman Officer, Martyred in Egypt |
Gallus, Bishop of Clermont |
Gangulph of Varennes, Martyr |
Gaon (Godo) Founding Abbot of Fontanelle Abbey, Normandy |
Gaspar Bertoni, Italian Priest, Founder of the Stigmatines |
Gaspar del Bufalo, Founder of the Society of the Precious Blood |
Gasper (aka Casper), one of the Three Magi |
Gatianus, First Bishop of Tours |
Gaudentius, Bishop of Brescia |
Gaudiosa, Martyr |
Gaudiosus, Bishop of Salerno |
Gaudiosus, Martyr |
Gauthier (Walter) de Bruges, Franciscan theologian and Bishop of Poitiers |
Gauzelin, Bishop of Toul |
Gebhard, Bishop of Constance |
Gedeon, Bishop of Besanson |
Gelasius I, Pope to whom the Gelasian Sacramentary is ascribed |
Gemelllus, Martyred in Paphlagonia |
Gemignanus, Bishop of Modena |
Geminianus of Sirmium, Martyr |
Geminianus, Bishop of Modena |
Geminus, African, martyred by the Vandals |
Gemma Galgani, Mystic who had the stigmata |
Genesius (Genest), 37th Archbishop of Lyons |
Genesius (Gines) of Arles, Notary and Martyr |
Genesius the Comedian, Martyr |
Genesius, Bishop of Clermont |
Genevieve, Virgin, Patroness of Paris |
Gennadius, Bishop of Astorga |
Genova Torres Morales, Foundres of the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Holy Angels |
Gentien (Gentianus), Missionary Martyred near Amiens |
George Beesley, English Secular Priest, Martyr |
George of Suelli, Sardinian Bishop |
George of Vabres, Bishop of Lodeve |
George, Bishop of Antioch |
George, Bishop of Lesbos |
George, Patriarch of Antioch |
George, Soldier and Martyr |
George, Soldier and Martyr |
Georges Darboy, Archbishop of Paris, Martyred by the Paris Commune May 24, 1871 |
Georgia of Auvergne, Recluse |
Gerald (Géraud), Count of Aurillac |
Gerald, Bishop of Bezier |
Gerald, Bishop of Ostia |
Gerard (Gellert) Sagredo of Csanád, Bishop and Martyr |
Gerard Cagnoli, Franciscan in Sicily |
Gerard de Clairvaux, Cistercian monk, brother of St. Bernard of Claivaux |
Gerard Majella, Redemptorist Brother |
Gerard of Namur, Abbot of Brogne |
Gerard Thom, Founder of the Knights Hospitaller of St. John of Jerusalem |
Gerard, Bishop of Potenza |
Gerard, Bishop of Toul |
Gereon, Soldier and Martyr |
Gerlac of Valkenberg, Dutch Hermit |
Germain (Germanus), Bishop of Auxerre |
Germain (Germanus), Bishop of Paris |
Germaine Cousin of Pibrac, Virgin |
German of Solovki, Russian Hegumen |
Germanicus of Smyrna, Boy Martyr |
Germanus, Bishop of Capua |
Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople |
Germerius, Bishop of Toulouse |
Gerold, 15th Abbot of Fontanelle, Bishop of Evreux |
Gerold, Bishop of Evreux |
Geronicus, Bishop of Fiesole |
Gertrude the Great, Benedictine Mystic |
Gertrude, Abbess of Nivelles |
Gerulph, Boy Martyred near Ghent |
Geruntius, Bishop of Italica, Spain |
Gervase, Martyr |
Getulius of Rome, Husband of St. Symphorosa, Martyr |
Ghislain, Confessor |
Giacomo Aleman |
Giacomo Bianconi, Dominican Priest |
Gianna Beretta Molla, Mother and Pediatrician |
Gibiltruda, Nun at Faremoutier Abbey |
Gilbert of Sempringham, Priest and Founder of the Gilbertines |
Gilbert, Bishop of Meaux |
Gilbert, Norbertine Abbot of Neuffontaines |
Gildard, Bishop of Rouen |
Gildas the Wise, English Abbot and Writer |
Gilduin, Bishop of Dol |
Giles (Aegidio) Maria of St. Joseph, Capuchin brother |
Giles (Aegidius) of Assisi, 3rd Disciple of St. Francis |
Giles (Aegidius) the Hermit, Confessor, one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers |
Giordano (Jordan), Confessor |
Girald (Giraud), Martyred at Fontenelle |
Girolamo (Jerome) Savonarola, Dominican Priest, Burned at the Stake in Florence |
Giuliano of S. Agostino, Franciscan |
Giuseppe Fasinetti, Priest, Founder of the Sons of Holy Mary Immaculate |
Gladys, Welsh Princess, Mother of St. Cadoc |
Gleb, Prince of Kiev, Martyr |
Glicerio Landriani, Piarist Priest |
Glyceria of Heraclea, Virgin and Martyr |
Goar of Aquitaine, Priest, Hermit |
Goar of Nantes, Bishop and Martyr |
Gobain, Irish Benedictine Missionary to France, Martyred Hermit |
Gobnait (Gobnata, Deborah, Abigail) Abbess of Ballyvourney, Ireland, patroness of bees |
Godefridus (Godfrey), Bishop of Amiens |
Godehard (Gottard), bishop of Hildesheim |
Gondulph, Bishop of Bourges |
Gonzalvus, Bishop of Coimbra |
Gordianus of Rome, Martyr |
Gorgonia, sister of Gregory of Nazianzus |
Gorgonius of Nicomedia, Martyr |
Gorgonius of Rome, Martyr |
Gosbert (Drogo), 3rd Bishop of Osnabruck |
Gottfried (Godfrey) of Kappenberg, Norbertine Priest |
Gouriaz of Kazan |
Gracilianus of Faleria, Martyr |
Grata, Martyr |
Gratianus, Martyr |
Gratus, Bishop of Aosta |
Gregorio Grassi, Franciscan Missionary Bishop, Martyred in China |
Gregory Barbarigo, First Bishop of Bergamo, Cardinal Bishop of Padua |
Gregory Celli, Augustinian Priest and Confessor |
Gregory I (the Great) Pope and Father of the Church |
Gregory II, Pope |
Gregory of Narek, Armenian Monk, Mystical Poet and Hymn Writer |
Gregory of Nazianzus, Patriarch of Constantinople and Father of the Church |
Gregory of Nyssa, Bishop and Father of the Church |
Gregory of Spoleto, Priest and Martyr |
Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessaloniki |
Gregory Thaumaturgos (the Wonder Worker), Bishop of Neocaesarea in Pontus |
Gregory the Illuminator, Bishop and Missionary to Armenia |
Gregory X, Pope |
Gregory, Bishop (of Langres, or perhaps of Tours) |
Gregory, Bishop of Tours, Historian of the Church of Gaul |
Grimoaldo of the Purification (born Ferdinando Santamaria), Passionist Religious |
Grimonia (Germana, Germaine), Irish virgin, martyred near Soissons, France |
Gualfardo of Verona, (Wolfhard of Augsburg), Hermit |
Gualterius (Gautier, Walter) Abbot of Pontoise |
Gualterus (Walter) of Servigliano, Abbot |
Guarinus (Warren), Bishop of Palestrina |
Gudena of Carthage, Martyr |
Gudula, Virgin, Patroness of Brussels |
Gudwall, Welsh Bishop of St. Malo |
Guibert, Benedictine Abbot of Gorze and of Gembloux |
Guido Maria Conforti, Archbishop of Ravenna, Bishop of Parma, Founded the Xaverians |
Guido, Bishop of Aqui in Monferrat, Liguria |
Gummar (Guntmar), Knight, Founder of Lierre Monastery |
Gundelind, (Gwendolyn) Abbess of Niedermünster |
Gundulph, Bishop of Metz |
Guntrum I, King of the Franks |
Guy de Fontgalland, “Angel of the Eucharist” |
Guy of Anderlecht, Confessor |