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Saints calendar of the day

9 Saints of September 6, 2026

Saint Zacarías profeta

Commemoration of saint Zaccaria, Prophet, dictionary of the return of the banished people to the promised land, announcing at the same time as a peaceful King, Christ the Lord, enter triumphant in the Holy City of Jerusalem, who led to compliance.

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Saint Bega of Cumberland (s. VII)

On the coast of Cumberland, England region, saint Bega, nun, whose name later adopted the town (c. 660).

Blessed Bertrand of Garrigues (s. XIII)
Saint Cagnoald of Laon (s. VII)
Blessed Pascual Torres Lloret (s. XX)
Saint Magno of Füssen (s. VIII)

In the monastery of Füssen in Bavaria, saint Magno, Abbot (s. VIII).

Blessed Diego Llorca Llopis (s. XX)

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Saint Eleutherius of Spoleto (s. VI)
Saint Onesíforo of Éfeso (s. I)

Commemoration of St. Onesíforo, who served many times St. Paul at Ephesus and, without feeling shame for their chains, arrived in Rome, became interested first in their fate (s. I).

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Yesterday's saints:
September 5, 2026

Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta Saint Albert of Tortona Saint Quinto of Capua
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Tomorrows' saints:
September 7, 2026

Saint Regina of Autun Saint Hilduardo of Flandes Saint Stephen of Chatillon Saint Gauzlino of Toul Saint Grato of Aosta
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