| Jacinta Marto, Visionary of Fatima |
| Jacob Rem, Austrian Jesuit, responsible for the devotion to “Our Lady, Untier of Knots” |
| Jacopo da Voragine (James of Voraigne), Dominican Archbishop of Genoa, Author of the Golden Legend |
| Jacopone da Todi, Franciscan Mystic, Poet, and Writer, Author of the “Stabat Mater” |
| James (Giacomo) Salomoni, Dominican Priest, Patron of those with Cancer and tumors |
| James (Jacques) Sales, Jesuit Priest, martyred by Huguenots |
| James de Menavia, Dominican Theologian |
| James Intercissus of Persia, Martyr |
| James Kisai, Jesuit Martyr of Nagasaki |
| James of Cittá della Piave, “the Almoner”, Servite martyr (Giacomo Elemosiniere) |
| James of Nisibis, Armenian Patriarch |
| James Philip (Giacomo Filippo) Bertoni, Servite Priest |
| James the Confessor, Iconodule Monk in Constantinople, Martyr |
| James the Greater, Apostle |
| James the Just, “Brother of the Lord”, First Bishop of Jerusalem, author of the Epistle |
| James the Lesser, Apostle |
| James, Deacon, Martyr of Numidia, Companion of St. Marian (Marianus) |
| Januarius (Genarro), Bishop of Benevento and Martyr |
| Jason of Thessalonica, Disciple of St. Paul |
| Jean-Jacques Olier, Priest, Founder of the Sulpicians |
| Jeanne (Jane, Jean, Joan) Antide Thouret, Foundress of the Daughters of St. Vincent de Paul |
| Jeanne (Jane, Jean, Joan) Françoise de Chantal, Widow, Foundress of the Visitation Order |
| Jeanne (Jane, Jean, Joan) of Toulouse, Carmelite nun |
| Jeanne (Jane, Jean, Joan) of Valois, Queen, Foundress of the Order of the Annonciades |
| Jeanne d’Arc (Joan of Arc) |
| Jeanne Dalanous, Foundress of the Congregation of St. Anne |
| Jeanne Emilie de Villeneuve, foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame of the Immaculate Conception of Castres |
| Jeanne-Elizabeth Bichier-des-Ages, Nun, Foundress of the Congregation of the Daughters of the Cross |
| Jenaro Sanchez y Delgadillo, Mexican Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Jeremiah (John) Kostistik of Valachia, Romanian Franciscan – First Romanian Beatified |
| Jeremias, Martyr of Cordoba |
| Jerome Aemiliani, Priest, Founder of the Order of Somoscha (took care of orphans) |
| Jerome Ranucci, Servite Superior |
| Jerome, Priest and Father of the Church |
| Jerzy Popieluszko, Murdered “Solidarity” Priest |
| Jesus Mendez Montoya, Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Joachim Piccolonieri, Servite Confessor |
| Joachim, Father of the Virgin Mary |
| Joanna, wife of Chuza, friend of Our Lord |
| Job, Confessor |
| Jocundus, Bishop of Aosta |
| Johann Philipp Jeningen, Jesuit Priest |
| John (Francisco) Marinoni, Theatine Priest |
| John (Ivan) of Rila, Bulgarian hermit, Patron of Bulgaria |
| John “the Good”, Bishop of Milan |
| John Almond, English Secular Priest, Martyr |
| John Baptist De La Salle, priest, founder of the Christian Brothers |
| John Baptist Scalabrini, Bishop of Piacenza, Founder of the Missionaries of St. Charles |
| John Beche (a.k.a. Thomas Marshall) Benedictine, Last Abbot of Colthester, Martyr |
| John Berchmans, Jesuit Novice |
| John Bosco, Priest and Founder of the Salesians |
| John Boste, English Secular Priest, Martyr |
| John Calybite (the Hut-Dewller) of Constantinople, Recluse |
| John Camillus the Good (“Bonus”), Bishop of Milan |
| John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople and Father of the Church |
| John Climacus, Confessor |
| John de Brebeuf, Jesuit Priest, North American Martyr |
| John de la Lande, Layman, North American Martyr |
| John de Massias, Dominican Confessor, Missionary to Lima |
| John Duns Scotus, Franciscan Priest, Theologian, the “Subtle Doctor” |
| John Eudes, Priest, Founder of the Sisterhood of Our Lady of Charity of the Refuge and the Society of Jesus and Mary |
| John Fisher, Bishop of Rochester and Martyr |
| John Francis Regis, Jesuit Priest |
| John Gabriel Perboyre, Vincentian Priest, Missionary, Martyred in China |
| John Gualbert, Abbot |
| John Henry Newman |
| John Henry Newman, English Cardinal (book, report card, letter and envelope) |
| John Houghton, Prior of the London Carthusians (Charterhouse), Martyr |
| John I, Pope |
| John I, Pope |
| John Juvenal Ancina, Oratorian Bishop of Solazzo, Composer |
| John Kanti (Cantius), Priest |
| John Lantruna of Triora, Franciscan Priest, Martyred in China |
| John Licci, Sicilian Dominican Priest |
| John Lloyd, Secular Priest, Last Welsh Martyr |
| John Maximovitch, Russian Orthodox Archbishop of San Francisco |
| John Nepomucene, Priest, Vicar General of Prague, Martyr |
| John Neumann, Bishop of Philadelphia |
| John of Baculo |
| John of Beverly, bishop of Hexham, Archbishop of York |
| John of Bridlington, Augustinian Prior of Bridlington Priory in England |
| John of Capistrano, Franciscan Priest |
| John of Damascus, Monk and Father of the Church |
| John of God, Founder of the Brothers Hospitallers |
| John of Gorze, Benedictine Abbot |
| John of Kronstadt, Russian Orthodox Priest, Famous Preacher and Wonderworker |
| John of Lycopolis, Egyptian Hermit |
| John of Matera, Benedictine Monk |
| John of Matha, Priest, Founder of the Trinitarian Order |
| John of Prado, Franciscan Missionary, Martyred in Morocco |
| John of Rome, Martyr |
| John of the Cross, Carmelite Priest, Mystic, and Doctor of the Church |
| John Ogilvie, Scottish Jesuit Priest, Martyr |
| John Paul II, Pope (Bible, photo, book) |
| John Payne, English Secular Priest, Martyr |
| John Rigby, English Layman, Martyr |
| John Soan de Goto, Martyr of Nagasaki |
| John Sordi, Bishop of Mantua |
| John Southworth, English Secular Priest, Martyr |
| John the Baptist |
| John the Dwarf, Abbot of Skete, Egypt |
| John the Isaurian, Byzantine Monk, Disciple of Gregory Decapoliti, Iconodule |
| John the Longsuffering, Monk of the Great Lavra of the Caves in Kiev |
| John the Silent, Monk and Bishop |
| John Theophane Venard, Priest of the Society of Foreign Missions, Martyred in Vietnam |
| John V “The Almoner”, Chalcedonian Patriarch of Alexandria |
| John Vianney (Cure’of Ars) Priest, Patron of Parish Priests |
| John XXIII, Pope two post cards) |
| John, Apostle and Evangelist |
| John, Bishop of Berverly |
| John, Bishop of Naples |
| John, Bishop of Syracuse |
| Jolanta (Helen) Queen of Poland, Nun |
| Jolus of Sellano, Hermit and Confessor |
| Jonah Barachisius (Bar-Jesus), Monk, Martyred by King Shapur II of Persia |
| Jonah, Metropolitan of Kiev, Patriarch of Moscow |
| Jonatus, Abbot of Marchiennes, Belgium |
| Jordan (Giordano) of Saxony, Dominican, Second Superior General of the Order |
| Josaphat Kuncewicz, Archbishop of Polotsk and Martyr for Christian Unity |
| Josaphata Michaelina Hordashevska, Ukrainian foundress of the Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate |
| Jose Isabel Flores Varela, Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Jose Luciano Ezequiel Huerta Gutierrez, Mexican Layman, Father of 10, Cristero Martyr |
| Jose Maria Escriva Belguer, Priest, Founder of Opus Dei |
| Jose Maria Robles Hurtado, Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Jose Olalla Valdes, Cuban Brother, Hospitaller of St. John of God |
| Jose Sanchez del Rio, Boy Martyr of the Mexican Cristero Persecution |
| Jose Trinidad Rangel Montano, Mexican Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Joseph Allamano, Priest, Diocese of Turin, Founder of the Consolata Missionaries |
| Joseph-Armand Passerat, French Redemptorist Priest |
| Joseph Bartholomew Menochio, Augustinian Archbishop |
| Joseph Benedict Cottolengo, Priest, Founder of the Little House of Divine Providence |
| Joseph Cafasso, Priest, Reformer in Turin |
| Joseph Calsanctius, Priest, Founder of the Clerks Regular of Religious Schools, Piarists |
| Joseph de Joannis |
| Joseph Mercier, Cardinal Désiré, Archbishop of Michelin |
| Joseph Moscati, Neapolitan Physician |
| Joseph of Arimathea |
| Joseph of Cupertino, Capuchin Priest |
| Joseph of Leonessa, Capuchin Priest |
| Joseph Oriol, Spanish Priest |
| Joseph Pignatelli, Restorer of the Society of Jesus |
| Joseph the Hymnogropher, Basilian Priest, Hymn Writer, Martyr |
| Joseph Tshang-ta-Pong, Chinese Catechist and Martyr |
| Joseph Volotsky, Russian monk |
| Joseph, Bishop of Thessalonica |
| Joseph, Spouse of Our Lady, (Part of Cloak) |
| Josephine Bakhita, Daughter of Charity of Canossa |
| Josephine Leroux, Ursuline Nun, guillotined with 10 other Ursulines in 1794 |
| Joventius, Bishop |
| Jovita of Brescia, Martyr |
| Juan de Ribera, Archbishop of Valencia |
| Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin, who saw Our Lady of Guadalupe |
| Juan Grande Roman, Brother Hospitaller of St. John of God |
| Juan of Ortega, Founder of the Spanish monastery bearing his name |
| Jucunda, Martyr |
| Jucundia, Martyr |
| Jucundianus, Martyr |
| Jucundina, Martyr |
| Jucundus, Martyr |
| Judas Cyriacus, 15th and last Bishop of old Jerusalem, Martyr |
| Jude Thaddeus the Apostle |
| Judicael (Judhael, Giguel), King of Armorica (Brittany), Monk at St. Méel |
| Julia of Carthage, Virgin and Martyr |
| Julia of Corsica, Virgin and Martyr |
| Julia of Merida, Martyr |
| Julia Salzano, Foundress of the Catechetical Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus |
| Julian of Brioude, Martyr |
| Julian of Brivet, Martyr |
| Julian of Norwich, English Mystic |
| Julian, Archbishop of Toledo, First Primate of Spain and Portugal (Iberian Peninsula) |
| Julian, Bishop of Cuenca |
| Julian, Martyr |
| Julian, Martyr |
| Juliana de Florencia, Widow |
| Juliana Falconieri, Servite Nun |
| Juliana of Lazarevo |
| Juliana of Liège, Augustinian Nun, established the feast of Corpus Christi |
| Juliana of Nicomedia, Virgin and Martyr |
| Juliana of Rome, Virgin and Martyr |
| Juliano Alfredo (Vilfredo Fernandez Zapico), Christian Brother, Martyr of Turon |
| Julien Maunoir, French Jesuit Priest, Apostle to Brittany |
| Julio Alvarez Mendoza, Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Julitta (Julieta) of Tarsus, Martyr |
| Julius I, Pope |
| Julius of Caerleon, Romano-British Soldier, Welsh Martyr |
| Julius of Rome, Senator and Martyr |
| Julius, Martyred at Gelduba in Thrace |
| Jumeaux (“twins”, probably it should be “Trijumeaux” – triplets, for the three brothers, Speusippus, Eleusippus, and Melasippus, who were Martyred with their grandmother Leonilla in Cappadocia and were venerated in Langres) |
| Jumeaux (“twins”, probably it should be “Trijumeaux” – triplets, for the three brothers, Speusippus, Eleusippus, and Melasippus, who were Martyred with their grandmother Leonilla in Cappadocia and were venerated in Langres) |
| Jumeaux (“twins”, probably it should be “Trijumeaux” – triplets, for the three brothers, Speusippus, Eleusippus, and Melasippus, who were Martyred with their grandmother Leonilla in Cappadocia and were venerated in Langres) |
| Junilla, Martyred in Cappadocia, Venerated at Langres |
| Junipero Serra, Franciscan Priest, Missionary to California |
| Jurgis Matulaitis-Matulevicius, Bishop of Vilnius |
| Just de Bretenieres, Missionary and Martyr |
| Justa of Seville, Virgin and Martyr |
| Justin, Martyr, Apologist |
| Justina of Antioch, Martyr |
| Justina of Padua, Virgin and Martyr |
| Justinian (Iestin), Breton Hermit Martyred in Wales |
| Justinian I the Great, Emperor of Byzantium |
| Justino Orona Madrigal, Mexican Priest, Cristero Martyr |
| Justinus of Rome, Priest and Martyr |
| Justinus, Bishop of Chieti |
| Justinus, Martyr |
| Justus of Trieste, Soldier and Martyr |
| Justus, 13 year old martyred with his brother Pastor at Alcala |
| Justus, Archbishop of Canterbury |
| Justus, Bishop of Urgel |
| Juvenal, First Bishop of Narni |
| Juventius, Bishop of Pavia |
