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Saints calendar of the day

11 Saints of September 2, 2025

Blessed Bartolome Gutierrez (s. XVII)
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Saint Agricola of Avignon (s. VII)
Saint Nonoso (s. VI)

On Mount Soracte, on the via Flaminia, of Lazio, St. Nonoso, Abbot (c. 570).

Blessed Ingrid Elofsdotter (s. XIII)
Saint Antoninus of Apamea (s. IV)
Blessed Brocard hermit (s. XIII)
Saint Elpidius of Piceno (s. XI)
Saint Habib of Edesa (s. IV)

In En Edesa Edessa (Urfa today), in the territory of Osroenes (Orrhoe), northern Mesopotamia, saint Habib, Deacon and martyr, who, in time of Emperor Licinio, was sentenced to be thrown into the fire by order of the prefect Lysaintius.

Saint Próspero of Tarragona

In Tarragona, of Hispania, saint Prospero, Bishop (s. IV/V).

Saint Siagrio of Autun (s. VI)

In Autun, Burgundy (Burgundy today, in France), St. Siagrio, Bishop, whose science and zeal shone in the Councils where intervened (599/600).

Saint Zenón of Nicomedia (s. III)

In Nicomedia, Bithynia (today Turkey), saint Zeno, martyr (s. III).

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Yesterday's saints:
September 1, 2025

Saint Joshua Saint Constantius of Aquino Saint Gil of Casaio Saint Giles Saint Lupo of Sens
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Tomorrows' saints:
September 3, 2025

Saint Gregory the Great Pope Saint Aristeo bishop Saint Aygulf and companions Saint Febe of Corinto Saint Auxanus of Milan
See all the day's saints (13)

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