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Ubaldesca Taccini, Virgin of the Order of St. John
Ubaldo Baldassini, Bishop of Gubbio
Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg
Umberto III, Count of Savoy
Urban, MartyrUrban I, Pope and Martyr
Urban V, Pope
Ursicinus II, Bishop of Chur and Abbot of Dissentis
Ursicinus (Ursanne), Confessor, Founder of Saint-Ursanne
Ursinius, First Bishop of Bourges
Ursmar. Benedictine Missionary-Bishop, Abbot of Lobbes
Ursula, Virgin and Martyr
Ursula of Parma, Virgin
Ursus, Martyr
Ursus, Bishop of Ravenna
Ustazades, Court Eunuch and Godfather of Sapor II of Persia, who Martyred him

 

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Valeria, Virgin Martyred at Limoges
Valeria (Valerie), Virgin and Martyr
Valerian of Rome, Martyr and Husband of St. Cecilia
Valerian, Martyr
Valerian, Bishop of Abbensa
Valerius, Bishop of Saragossa
Valerius, Martyr
Valerius of Soissons, Martyr
Valerius, Bishop of Sorrento
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
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
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 of Padua, Anchoress and Wonderworker
Veridiana (Virginia Margaret) dei Mazziere, Franciscan
Veronica
Veronica Giuliani, Poor Clare Abbess, Stigmatic, and Mystic
Viator of Lyons, Confessor (after whom the Viatorian Order is named)
Vicelinus, Bishop of Oldenburg
Vicenta of Corla, Martyr
Vicenza (Caterina) Gerosa, Co-founder of the Sisters of Charity of Lovere
Victor of Alexandria, Martyr
Victor, Archbishop of Ravenna
Victor of Burgos, Priest and Martyr
Victor of Marseilles, Soldier and Martyr
Victor of Nantes, Martyr
Victor Maurus (the Moor, of Mauretania), Martyr
Victor I, Pope and Martyr
Victor, Martyred either in Antioch or Nicomedia
Victoria, Martyr
Victoria, Martyr
Victoria of Rome, Virgin and Martyr
(Maria) Victoria Fornari Strata, Widow and Mother, Foundress of the Blue Nuns
Victorian, Martyr
Victoricus, Missionary Martyred near Amiens
Victorius of Leon, Martyr
Victorius, Martyr
Victorinus, Bishop of Pettau
Vigilantus, Martyr
Vigilius, Bishop of Auxerre, Martyr
Virgilius (Feargal, Farrell) Bishop of Salzburg “the Geometer”
Vigor (Vigeur), First Bishop of Bayeux
Vilmos (William) Apor, Bishop of Gyor, Martyr
Vicenta of Coria (Caceres), Solitary, Martyr
Vicente Soler, Spanish Augustinian Recollect Priest, Martyr
Vincentia, Martyr
Vincent de Paul, Priest and Founder of the Congregation of the Missions, or Vincentians
Vincent Ferrer, Dominican Priest
Vincent of Gerona, Martyr
Vincent of Lerins, Abbot
Vincent Madelgarus, Founding abbot of Haumont, husband of St. Waldetrude
Vincent, North African Deacon and Martyr

Vincent, Martyr
Vincent Palotti, Priest, Founder of the “Pious Society of the Missions”
Vincent Strombi, Passionist Bishop of Macerata and Tolentino
Vindicianus, Bishop of Cambrai
Vindimial, Bishop of Capsa, Numidia, Martyred by the Vandals
Violeta, Virgin and Martyr
Virginia Centurione Bracelli
Vitalis of Castronovo, Calabrian Monk, Wonder Worker
Vitalis of Ravenna, Martyr
Vitus (Guy), Martyr
Vitus, Bishop of Verdun
Vivaldo (Waldo), Hermit
Vladimir the Great, Prince of Kiev
Vladimir Ghika, Romanian Prince, Priest, Martyr
Volusianus, Bishop of Tours