Ubaldesca Taccini, Virgin of the Order of St. John |
Ubaldo Baldassini, Bishop of Gubbio |
Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg |
Umberto III, Count of Savoy |
Urban I, Pope and Martyr |
Urban V, Pope |
Urban, Martyr |
Ursicinus (Ursanne), Confessor, Founder of Saint-Ursanne |
Ursicinus II, Bishop of Chur and Abbot of Dissentis |
Ursinius, First Bishop of Bourges |
Ursmar, Benedictine Missionary-Bishop, Abbot of Lobbes |
Ursula of Parma, Virgin |
Ursula, Virgin and Martyr |
Ursus, Bishop of Ravenna |
Ursus, Martyr |
Ustazades, Court Eunuch and Godfather of Sapor II of Persia, who Martyred him |
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Valentin of Segovia, Castilian Hermit, Martyr |
Valentina Feodorovna Sulkovskaya of Minsk, Miracle Worker |
Valentine of Rome, Priest and Martyr |
Valentine, Bishop of Trier and Tongres, Confessor |
Valentinian, Bishop of Chur |
Valeria (Valerie), Virgin and Martyr |
Valeria, Virgin Martyred at Limoges |
Valerian of Rome, Martyr and Husband of St. Cecilia |
Valerian, Bishop of Abbensa |
Valerian, Martyr |
Valerius of Soissons, Martyr |
Valerius, Bishop of Saragossa |
Valerius, Bishop of Sorrento |
Valerius, Martyr |
Varus (Ouar), Egyptian Soldier, Martyr, Patron of Sick Children and the Unbaptized |
Vedast (Vaast, Gaston, Foster), Bishop of Arras and Cambrai |
Venantius, Martyr |
Venantius, Martyred at Camerino |
Venantius Fortunatus, Poet, Hymn Writer, Historian, Bishop of Poitiers |
Veneranda, Virgin and Martyr (probably identical with St. Parasceve of Iconium) |
Venustus, Martyr |
Verecundus, Bishop of Verona |
Verena, Charitable Egyptian Virgin who died in Switzerland |
Veridiana (Virginia Margaret) dei Mazziere, Franciscan |
Veridiana of Padua, Anchoress and Wonderworker |
Veronica |
Veronica Giuliani, Poor Clare Abbess, Stigmatic, and Mystic |
Veronica of Binasco (of Milan), Augusinian Nun, Mystic |
Viator of Lyons, Confessor (after whom the Viatorian Order is named) |
Vicelinus, Bishop of Oldenburg |
Vicenta of Coria (Caceres), Solitary, Martyr |
Vicenta of Corla, Martyr |
Vicente Soler, Spanish Augustinian Recollect Priest, Martyr |
Vicenza (Caterina) Gerosa, Co-founder of the Sisters of Charity of Lovere |
Victor I, Pope and Martyr |
Victor Maurus (the Moor, of Mauretania), Martyr |
Victor of Alexandria, Martyr |
Victor of Burgos, Priest and Martyr |
Victor of Marseilles, Soldier and Martyr |
Victor of Nantes, Martyr |
Victor, Archbishop of Ravenna |
Victor, Martyred either in Antioch or Nicomedia |
(Maria) Victoria Fornari Strata, Widow and Mother, Foundress of the Blue Nuns |
Victoria of Rome, Virgin and Martyr |
Victoria, Martyr |
Victoria, Martyr |
Victorian, Martyr |
Victoricus, Missionary Martyred near Amiens |
Victorinus, Bishop of Pettau |
Victorius of Leon, Martyr |
Victorius, Martyr |
Vigilantus, Martyr |
Vigilius, Bishop of Auxerre, Martyr |
Vigor (Vigeur), First Bishop of Bayeux |
Vilmos (William) Apor, Bishop of Gyor, Martyr |
Vincent de l’Aquila, Franciscan mystic |
Vincent de Paul, Priest and Founder of the Congregation of the Missions, or Vincentians |
Vincent Ferrer, Dominican Priest |
Vincent Madelgarus, Founding abbot of Haumont, husband of St. Waldetrude |
Vincent of Gerona, Martyr |
Vincent of Lerins, Abbot |
Vincent of Saragossa, Deacon and Martyr |
Vincent Palotti, Priest, Founder of the “Pious Society of the Missions” |
Vincent Strombi, Passionist Bishop of Macerata and Tolentino |
Vincent, Martyr |
Vincent, North African Deacon and Martyr |
Vincentia, Martyr |
Vindicianus, Bishop of Cambrai |
Vindimial, Bishop of Capsa, Numidia, Martyred by the Vandals |
Violeta, Virgin and Martyr |
Virgilius (Feargal, Farrell) Bishop of Salzburg “the Geometer” |
Virginia Centurione Bracelli |
Vitalis of Castronovo, Calabrian Monk, Wonder Worker |
Vitalis of Ravenna, Martyr |
Vitburga (Withburga), Abbess of Dereham, East Anglian Princess |
Vitus (Guy), Martyr |
Vitus, Bishop of Verdun |
Vivaldo (Waldo), Hermit |
Vladimir Bogoyavlensky, Metropolitan of Kiev, Martyred by the Bolsheviks in 1918 |
Vladimir Ghika, Romanian Prince, Priest, Martyr |
Vladimir the Great, Prince of Kiev |
Volusianus, Bishop of ToursWalburga, British Abbess of Heidenheim |
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