Saints of the day october 12
Saint Carlo Acutis (s. XXI)
Italian student and amateur computer programmer, known for documenting Eucharistic miracles and approved Marian apparitions worldwide through a website he created before his death from leukemia at age 15. Born in London to an Italian family, he was raised in Milan. From an early age he showed a deep devotion to the Eucharist and the Virgin Mary. He catalogued 136 Eucharistic miracles recognized by the Catholic Church. He is the patron saint of the internet, computer programmers, and gamers.
Celebrate today: Carlo, Carlo.
View moreSaint Domnina of Anazarbe (s. IV)
In Anazarbe, of Cilicia, saint Domnina, martyr under Emperor Diocleciano and the prefect Licias, after having suffered many torments, delivered in prison his spirit to God (c. 304).
Saint Félix IV papa (s. VI)
In Rome, saint Félix IV, Pope, who developed two pagan temples in the Roman Forum in the basilica dedicated to the Saints Cosme and Damian, and worked hard on behalf of the Catholic faith.
Saint Hedisto of Roma
In Rome, on the via Laurentina, St. Hedisto, martyr (s. inc.).
Blessed José González Huguet (s. XX)
Saint Maximiliano of Lorch (s. VII)
In the province of Noricum, next to the Danube, saint Maximiliano, venerated as Bishop of Lorch (with s. c. VII).
Saint Opilio of Piacenza (s. V)
In Piacenza, Emilia, saint Opilio, Deacon City (c. s. V).
Blessed Roman Sitko (s. XX)
Saint Rotobaldo of Pavía (s. XIII)
In Pavia, Lombardy, St. Rotobaldo, Bishop, exemplary male for his withdrawal, who was distinguished by its interest in divine worship and relics of the Saints.
Blessed Pacifico Salcedo Puchades (s. XX)
Saint Serafín of Monte Granario of Nicola (s. XVII)
In Ascoli, city of the Piceno, Italy, Saint Seraphim of Mt. Granario (Felix) by Nicola, religious of the order of the brothers minor Capuchins, who was distinguished by his humility, poverty and piety.