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Saints calendar of the day

8 Saints of August 3, 2026

Saint Asprenato of Naples (s. III)
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Saint Pedro Julián Eymard (s. XIX)

Saint Pedro Julián Eymard, priest, who was first priest diocesaint and later member of the society of Mary. Eximious worshiper of the Eucharistic mystery, founded new congregations, clergy and women, to promote and disseminate the piety towards the Blessed Sacrament. He died in the village of La Mure near Grenoble, in France, where he was born.

Blessed Augustin Kazotic (s. XIV)
Saint Euphronius of Autun (s. V)
Saint Martín of Másico (s. VI)

The mountain mass of Campania, saint Martin, who, leading a solitary life, spent many years locked in a very close cave.

Saint Pedro of Anagni (s. XII)

In Anagni, in Lazio, saint Pedro, Bishop, first shone in the monastic observance and then in the pastoral zeal, who led to end the construction of the Cathedral Church.

Blessed Salvador Ferrandis Segui (s. XX)

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Blessed Francisco Bandrés Sánchez (s. XX)
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Yesterday's saints:
August 2, 2026

Our Lady of the Angels Saint Eusebio of Vercelli Saint Rutilio mártir Saint Betharius of Chartres Saint Centolla mártir
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Tomorrows' saints:
August 4, 2026

Saint John Baptiste Vianney Saint Ruben Saint Aristharcus Saint Ia Saint Jacinto of Roma
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