Early Church
The 5th century
32 saints, in the order they died
347 — 404
St. Paula of Rome
Roman Widow — Founder of Bethlehem Pilgrimage Sites with Jerome
Church of St. Catherine, Bethlehem, West Bank
0 miracles · 1 relics→
368 — 408
St. Olympias
Roman Patrician Deaconess of Constantinople — Friend of John Chrysostom
Constantinople (her foundation of the Constantinopolitan Diaconal Convent — destroyed during the Latin sack of 1204), Turkey
0 miracles · 1 relics→
325 — 410
St. Marcella of Rome
First of the Aventine Roman Patrician Women's Religious Circle — Friend and Hostess of Jerome
Aventine Hill, Rome (site of her patrician house-monastery), Italy
0 miracles · 0 relics→
350 — 410
St. Maron
Mar Maroun — Foundational Father of the Maronite Catholic Church
Site of the Monastery of Beth-Maroun (Bet Maron), Apamene, Syria — destroyed; foundational shrine now at Bkerké, Lebanon (Maronite Patriarchate), Lebanon
0 miracles · 1 relics→
360 — 417♕ Pope #40
Pope St. Innocent I
Defender of Roman Primacy — Pope of the Sack of Rome
Tomb in St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
0 miracles · 1 relics→
Mid-4th century, Greek (per the Liber Pontificalis — of Greek-Jewish family in Mesoraca, Calabria) — 418♕ Pope #41
Pope St. Zosimus
Forty-First Successor of Peter — Pope (417–418) — Greek-Born Pope of the Pelagian Crisis
Basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura, Rome, Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
368 — 419
St. Eustochium
Daughter of Paula — Pupil and Successor of Jerome at Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem — Jerome's monastic complex (now part of the Catholic Church of St. Catherine adjacent to the Basilica), Palestinian Authority
0 miracles · 1 relics→
344 — 421
St. Mary of Egypt
The Penitent of the Desert — Type of Repentance
Monastery of St. Mary of Egypt, near the Jordan, Palestine
2 miracles · 0 relics→
Late 4th century, Rome (son of the presbyter Jocundus) — 422♕ Pope #42
Pope St. Boniface I
Forty-Second Successor of Peter — Pope (418–422) — Defender of the Roman Primacy in the Eulalian Schism
Cemetery of Maximus (near the Catacombs of San Felicità), Via Salaria, Rome, Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
350 — 429
St. Honoratus of Arles
Founder of the Monastery of Lérins — Foundational Father of Provençal Catholic Monasticism
Abbey of Lérins, Île Saint-Honorat, Côte d'Azur (off Cannes), France
0 miracles · 1 relics→
354 — 431
St. Paulinus of Nola
Bishop and Poet — First Christian Lyrical Poet of the West
Nola, Campania, Italy
0 miracles · 0 relics→
376 — 432♕ Pope #43
Pope St. Celestine I
Pope of the Council of Ephesus — Sender of Patrick to Ireland
Basilica of Santa Prisca, Aventine, Rome, Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
360 — 432
St. Ninian
Apostle of the Southern Picts — First Bishop of Whithorn
Whithorn Priory (medieval pilgrimage site, founded over Ninian's original Candida Casa church), Galloway, Scotland, United Kingdom
0 miracles · 1 relics→
360 — 435
St. John Cassian
Bridge between Eastern Monasticism and the Latin West
Abbey of St. Victor, Marseille, France
0 miracles · 1 relics→
354 — 439
St. Sahak the Great
Isaac the Great — Catholicos of All Armenians — Father of the Armenian Bible
Holy Etchmiadzin Cathedral, Vagharshapat, Armenia (the Mother See of the Armenian Apostolic Church), Armenia
0 miracles · 1 relics→
362 — 440
St. Mesrop Mashtots
Inventor of the Armenian Alphabet — Foundational Father of Armenian Literature
Church of Saint Mesrop Mashtots, Oshakan, Armenia (his original tomb), Armenia
0 miracles · 1 relics→
Late 4th century, Rome — 440♕ Pope #44
Pope St. Sixtus III
Forty-Fourth Successor of Peter — Pope (432–440) — Builder of Santa Maria Maggiore
Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome (the basilica he built and dedicated to the Theotokos), Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
370 — 440
St. Possidius of Calama
Bishop of Calama — Biographer of St. Augustine of Hippo
Calama, Roman Numidia (modern Guelma, Algeria), Algeria
0 miracles · 0 relics→
Late 4th century, Gaul — 445
St. Vincent of Lérins
Theologian — Author of the Vincentian Canon
Lérins Abbey, Île Saint-Honorat, France
0 miracles · 0 relics→
Late 4th century, Constantinople — 446
St. Proclus of Constantinople
Patriarch of Constantinople — Disciple of John Chrysostom — Foundational Defender of the Theotokos
Hagia Sophia, Constantinople (the Patriarchal cathedral), Turkey
1 miracles · 1 relics→
370 — 449
St. Eucherius of Lyon
Lérins-Trained Bishop of Lyon — Foundational Hagiographer of the Theban Legion
Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Lyon — original episcopal seat, France
0 miracles · 1 relics→
398 — 453
St. Pulcheria
Aelia Pulcheria — Augusta of the Eastern Roman Empire — Empress at the Council of Chalcedon
Church of the Hodegon, Constantinople — destroyed; Marian iconographic shrine the Hodegetria, Turkey
0 miracles · 1 relics→
390 — 459
St. Simeon Stylites the Elder
Pillar Saint — Father of the Stylite Tradition
Church of Saint Simeon Stylites, Aleppo, Syria
1 miracles · 0 relics→
387 — 461
St. Patrick of Ireland
Apostle of Ireland — Bishop and Confessor
Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, United Kingdom
1 miracles · 1 relics→
Late 4th century, Roman Gaul — 461
St. Palladius
First Bishop Sent to the Irish (431) — Pre-Patrician Apostle to Ireland
Fordoun, Aberdeenshire, Scotland (his traditional burial site), United Kingdom
0 miracles · 1 relics→
348 — 466
St. Shenoute the Great
Shenoute of Atripe — Abbot of the White Monastery — Foundational Father of Coptic-Egyptian Christianity
White Monastery (Deir Anba Shenouda), Sohag, Upper Egypt, Egypt
0 miracles · 1 relics→
Late 4th century, Sardinia — 468♕ Pope #46
Pope St. Hilarius
Forty-Sixth Successor of Peter — Pope (461–468) — Sardinian-Born Successor of Leo the Great
Lateran Baptistery, Rome — chapel of St. John the Baptist (the Oratory of the Holy Cross built by Hilarius), Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
377 — 473
St. Euthymius the Great
Abba Euthymius — Foundational Father of the Palestinian Lavra Monastic Tradition
Lavra of Euthymius (Khirbet el-Khan), Judean Desert, near Jerusalem, Israel
0 miracles · 1 relics→
410 — 482
St. Severin of Noricum
Apostle of Noricum — 'The Last Roman' of the Danube Frontier
Naples — Castel dell'Ovo (the relics were translated from Noricum to Naples in 488 during the collapse of the Western Empire), Italy
0 miracles · 1 relics→
430 — 489
St. Sidonius Apollinaris
Bishop of Clermont — Roman Patrician Poet — Foundational Witness of the End of Roman Gaul
Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne, France
0 miracles · 1 relics→
409 — 493
St. Daniel the Stylite
Successor of Simeon Stylites — The Constantinopolitan Pillar-Saint of Anaplus
Anaplus, on the Bosphorus shore north of Constantinople (medieval pilgrim-site, now lost), Turkey
0 miracles · 1 relics→
Late 4th century, North Africa (Berber descent, per the Liber Pontificalis) — 496♕ Pope #49
Pope St. Gelasius I
Fiftieth Successor of Peter — Pope (492–496) — Architect of the 'Two Powers' Doctrine
St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican — early papal tombs, Vatican City
0 miracles · 1 relics→