List of child saints

Statue of Saint Quiricus (Cyr, Cyricus).

Child saints are children and adolescents who died or were martyred and have been declared saints or martyrs of the Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, Anglican, Episcopalian, or Lutheran Churches or have been beatified or venerated by those churches.

List of child saints

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  • Adílio Daronch[2]
  • Agapitus of Palestrina
  • Agatha of Sicily[3]
  • Agnes of Bavaria[4]
  • Agnes of Rome
  • Albertina Berkenbrock
  • Aldo Blundo[5][6]
  • Aldo Marcozzi[7]
  • Alexei Nikolaevich Romanov
  • Alexia González-Barros[5]
  • Alojzij Grozde[8]
  • Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova
  • Andreas Oxner[9]
  • Anfrosina Berardi[5]
  • Angela Elena Muñoz Moral[10]
  • Angela Iacobellis[5]
  • Angelina Pirini[5]
  • Angelo Bonetta[5][11]
  • Anna Kolesárová[12]
  • Anne de Guigné
  • Anna Marie Zelíková[5][13]
  • Antonia Mesina[5]
  • Antonietta Meo
  • Antônio da Rocha Marmo[14]
  • Aquilina
  • Arcangela Filippelli[15]
  • Arthelais
  • Barbora Umiastauskaitė[16]
  • Barulas
  • Belina
  • Bernhard Lehner[5][12]
  • Carlo Acutis
  • Carlo Grisolia[17][18]
  • Cecilia Eusepi[19][20]
  • Ceferino Namuncurá
  • Celsus
  • Cessianus
  • Charity
  • Chiara Badano[5][21]
  • Clara Segura[22]
  • Coleta Meléndez Torres[23]
  • Crescentius of Rome
  • Cyril of Caesarea[24]
  • Dentlin of Soignies[25]
  • Dmitry Ivanovich
  • Domenico Blasucci[26][27]
  • Dominguito del Val
  • Dominic Savio
  • Dymphna
  • Elena Spirgevičiūtė[12]
  • Eulalia of Barcelona
  • Eulalia of Mérida
  • Faith
  • Fausta
  • Faustino Pérez-Manglano Magro[5][11][28]
  • Fina
  • Francesco Maria Castelli[29]
  • Francisco Marto
  • Fusca of Ravenna[30]
  • Galileo Nicolini[31][32]
  • Gavriil of Belostok
  • Giuseppe Ottone[5][13]
  • Gustavo Maria Bruni[33]
  • Guy de Fontgalland[5][34]
  • Harold
  • Holy Child of La Guardia
  • Holy Innocents
  • Hope
  • Hugh of Lincoln
  • Imelda Lambertini
  • Isabel Cristina Mrad Campos[5]
  • Isabella Chimienti[36]
  • István Kaszap[5]
  • Jacinta Marto
  • Jeanne-Germaine Castang[37][38] (Marie-Céline of the Presentation)
  • Jeanne-Marie Kegelin
  • Joan of Arc
  • Josef Engling[39]
  • Josefina Vilaseca Alsina[5]
  • Juan Barrera Méndez[40]
  • Justin of Paris[41]
  • Justus
  • Justus of Beauvais
  • Karolina Kózka[5]
  • Laura Vicuña
  • Lorena d’Alessandro[5][42]
  • Lorenzino Sossio da Marostica[43]
  • Luigi Pistoni[12]
  • Maggiorino Vigolungo[5]
  • Majoricus
  • Margaret of Louvain[44]
  • Maria Carmelina Leone[5]
  • Maria Cristina Ogier[5]
  • Maria da Conceição Froes Gil Ferrão de Pimentel Teixeira[45]
  • María del Carmen González-Valerio
  • María del Pilar Cimadevilla López-Dóriga
  • Maria Goretti
  • Maria Lichtenegger[5]
  • Maria Nikolaevna Romanova
  • Maria Orsola Bussone
  • Maria Vieira da Silva[45]
  • Mario Giuseppe Restivo[46]
  • Martialis[47]
  • Martyrs of China
  • Martyrs of Eastern Europe Under Communist Regimes
    • Franček Pen[50]
    • Janez Pavčič[50]
    • Małgorzata Wiewiorra[51]
  • Martyrs of Japan
  • Martyrs of Korea
  • Martyrs of Kosheh
    • Al-Amir Helmy Fahmy
    • Maysoon Ghatas Fahmy
    • Refaat Fayez Awad Fahmy
    • Wael El-Dabai Mikhail
  • Martyrs of Laos[59]
    • Thoj Xyooj Paj Lug
    • Thomas Khampheuane Inthirath
  • Martyrs of Nag Hammadi
    • Mina Helmy Said
    • Bishoy Farid Labib
    • Dina Hamalni
    • Boula Atef Yassa
    • Abanoub Kamal Nashed
  • Martyrs of the Nazi Regime
  • Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
    • Agustín López Hernández[64]
    • Agustín Villar Peña[65]
    • Alfredo Carrasco Herrero[66]
    • Andrés Pérez Fernández[67]
    • Ángel Martínez Somolinos[65]
    • Àngel Piquer Pellicer[68]
    • Antonio Ferrer Rodrigo[66]
    • Antonio Leblic Gómez-Lanzas[67]
    • Antonio Noguera Martínez[69]
    • Antonio Vicente Vaquero Prisuelos[65]
    • Bernabé de la Hoz Castillejos[67]
    • Emilia Revert Pla[66]
    • Emilio Huidobro Corrales[70]
    • Emilio Solanes Escrihuela[66]
    • Florentino de la Hoz Castillejos[67]
    • Francisco Alfredo[21][71]
    • Francisco Luis Pérez-Miravete y Pascual de Riquelme[64]
    • Gerardo Pinero Díaz[67]
    • Gregorio Urbano Güil Canfrán[65]
    • Helí González Navarro[65]
    • Ignasi Trias Bertran[68]
    • Jesús Brazales Salcedo[67]
    • Joan Gamissans Comellas[68]
    • Joan Roig Diggle[72]
    • José Rodríguez Fernández[65]
    • José Sánchez Rodríguez[73]
    • José Villacastín Sánchez[65]
    • Josep Borràs García[74]
    • Juan García-Pulgar García-Ochoa[67]
    • Juan Moya Collado[75]
    • Julián Mellado Noblejas[65]
    • Ladislao Luis[21][76]
    • Lluís Arbós Batista[68]
    • Luis Gonzaga Valentín Fernández[67]
    • Luis Quintas Durán[75]
    • Luis Villar Peña[65]
    • María del Carmen Candinas Medina[67]
    • Miguel Lloris Miralles[66]
    • Nadal Salort Caselles[66]
    • Pere Boix Folguera[74]
    • Pere Magí[21][77]
    • Rafael Lluch Garín[68]
    • Santiago Mosquera Suárez de Figueroa[67]
    • Ventura Martín Tejerizo[65]
  • Martyrs of Thailand
    • Bibiana Khampai
    • Maria Phon
    • Cecilia Butsi
  • Martyrs of Tlaxcala[78]
  • Martyrs of Uganda[80]
  • Martyrs of Vietnam
  • Matrona of Barcelona[83]
  • Miguel de Ayatumo
  • Montserrat Grases
  • Ellen Organ (Little Nellie of Holy God)
  • Nunzio Sulprizio[84]
  • Olive
  • Panacea de'Muzzi of Quarona[85]
  • Pancras of Rome
  • Paola Renata Carboni[5]
  • Pastor
  • Pedro Calungsod
  • Pelagius of Constance
  • Pelagius of Cordova
  • Peter the Aleut
  • Philomena
  • Ponticus[86][87][88]
  • Prisca
  • Quiricus (Cyr, Cyricus)
  • Rachele Noceti[39]
  • Rachelina Ambrosini[5][13]
  • Rais
  • Ramón Montero Navarro[5][12]
  • Rebeca Rocamora Nadal[89]
  • Reparata
  • Richard of Pontoise[90][91]
  • Robert of Bury
  • Rose of Viterbo
  • Rudolph of Berne[91][92]
  • Rumwold
  • Saints of the Cristero War
  • Santos Franco Sánchez[5]
  • Silvio Dissegna[5]
  • Simon of Trent
  • Solange of Bourges[93]
  • Stanislaus Kostka
  • Tarcisius
  • Teresa Bracco[12]
  • Teresa of the Andes
  • Theresa of Jesus[94]
  • Tremorus of Brittany[95]
  • Triantafyllos
  • Ulrico Sarti[96]
  • Vasilissa
  • Vibiana
  • Victalicus[97]
  • Vitus
  • Walter Elías Chango Rondeau[98]
  • Werner of Oberwesel[91][99]
  • William of Norwich

    • See also

    References

    1. ↑ ~ Martyrs during the French Revolution (5) ~ († 1792–1799): Louise Minaud and 109 Infant and Child Companions from Les Lucs in the Diocese of Luçon
    2. ↑ ~ 1924 ~
    3. ↑ (Italian) Saint Agatha
    4. ↑ (Italian) Venerable Agnes of Bavaria
    5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Cruz, Joan Carroll. Saintly Youth of Modern Times. Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. p. 222. ISBN 1-59276-004-X.
    6. ↑ (Italian) Servant of God Aldo Blundo
    7. ↑ (Italian) Servant of God Aldo Marcozzi
    8. ↑ ~1943~
    9. ↑ (Italian) Blessed Andreas (Oxner) of Rinn
    10. ↑ ~ 1911 ~
    11. 1 2 ~1963~
    12. 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~ 1944 ~
    13. 1 2 3 ~ 1941 ~
    14. ↑ ~ 1930 ~
    15. ↑ ~ 1869 ~
    16. ↑ ~ 1648 ~
    17. ↑ ~1980~
    18. ↑ (Italian) Servant of God Carlo Grisolia
    19. ↑ ~1928~
    20. ↑ (Italian) Venerable Cecilia Eusepi
    21. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ball, Ann. Young Faces of Holiness: Modern Saints in Photos and Words. Our Sunday Visitor, Inc. p. 236. ISBN 1-931709-55-6.
    22. ↑ ~1995~
    23. ↑ ~ 1917 ~
    24. ↑ Catholic.net – May 29 -- Saint Cyril of Caesarea
    25. ↑ Saint Dentlin of Soignies
    26. ↑ Venerable Domenico Blasucci
    27. ↑ (Italian) Venerable Domenico Blasucci
    28. ↑ Venerable Faustino Pérez-Manglano Magro at Web Católico de Javier
    29. ↑ (Italian) Venerable Francesco Maria Castelli
    30. ↑ Saint Fusca of Ravenna
    31. ↑ ~1897~
    32. ↑ (Italian) Venerable Galileo Nicolini
    33. ↑ (Italian) Servant of God Gustavo Maria Bruni
    34. ↑ Religion: Saintly Children from Time Magazine, January 20, 1936. Retrieved on January 7, 2010.
    35. ↑ Wasyliw, Patricia Healy (2008). Martyrdom, Murder, and Magic: Child Saints and Their Cults in Medieval Europe. 2. Peter Lang. p. 46. ISBN 0-8204-2764-0.
    36. ↑ ~1903~
    37. ↑ ~1903~
    38. ↑ (Italian) Blessed Marie-Céline of the Presentation
    39. 1 2 ~ 1918 ~
    40. ↑ ~ Martyrs of Guatemala ~ (†1980-91)
    41. ↑ Saint Justin of Paris
    42. ↑ ~1981~
    43. ↑ (Italian) Blessed Lorenzino Sossio da Marostica
    44. ↑ Saint Margaret of Louvain
    45. 1 2 ~1940~
    46. ↑ ~1982~
    47. ↑ Saint Martialis
    48. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ~ Martyrs of China (1) ~ Canonized Martyrs († 1648–1930)
    49. 1 2 ~ Martyrs of China (3) ~ Boxer Rebellion († 1900)
    50. 1 2 ~ Martyrs Killed In Odium Fidei under Communist Regimes ~ in Eastern Europe (6)
    51. ↑ ~ Martyrs Killed In Odium Fidei under Communist Regimes ~ in Eastern Europe (5)
    52. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Twenty-Six Martyrs Museum Home Page Names are according to known records.
    53. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ~ Martyrs of Japan (3) ~ († 1603–39)
    54. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Martyrs of Japan († 1597–1637) (II) The Romanization of Japanese names are taken from Juan Ruiz de Medina’s El Martirologio del Japón (Rome: Institutum Historicum S.I., 1999). The author used the Modified Hepburn System (Hebon-shiki) in the transliteration. The names in Japanese characters (using katakana for the Christian name and kanji for the surname) are enclosed in brackets.
    55. 1 2 3 4 Martyrs of Japan († 1597–1637) (I)
    56. 1 2 3 4 MARTYRS OF KOREA († 1791–1888) (I)
    57. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Martyrs of Korea († 1791–1888) (II)
    58. ↑ 시복시성 주교특별위원회 - 한국천주교주교회의
    59. ↑ ~ Martyrs of Laos ~ (†1954-70)
    60. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Martyrs Killed In Odium Fidei by the Nazis During the Second World War (III)
    61. 1 2 3 4 5 6 (Italian) Servants of God Józef and Wiktoria Ulma and their children
    62. ↑ ~ Martyrs Killed In Odium Fidei by the Nazis (1) ~ (†1939-45)
    63. ↑ ~ Martyrs Killed In Odium Fidei by the Nazis (2) ~ (†1939-45)
    64. 1 2 MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (LVIII)
    65. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (50) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    66. 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (54) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    67. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (49) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    68. 1 2 3 4 5 MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (LI)
    69. ↑ MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (XLVI)
    70. ↑ ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (36) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    71. ↑ ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (22) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    72. ↑ MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (XXXIX)
    73. ↑ ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (1) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    74. 1 2 MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (LII)
    75. 1 2 MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (XLII)
    76. ↑ MARTYRS OF THE RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION DURING THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR († 1934, 36-39) (XXVI)
    77. ↑ ~ Martyrs of the Religious Persecution during the Spanish Civil War (10) ~ (†1934, 1936–39)
    78. ↑ Cristobal and Two Companion Child Martyrs of Tlaxcala
    79. ↑ Blessed Antonio of Tlaxcala
    80. ↑ Martyrs of Uganda († 1885–87)
    81. ↑ ~ Martyrs of Vietnam (2) ~ († 1745–1862)
    82. ↑ ~ Martyrs of Vietnam (1) ~ († 1745–1862)
    83. ↑ Saint Matrona of Barcelona
    84. ↑ ~ 1836 ~
    85. ↑ Blessed Panacea de'Muzzi of Quarona
    86. ↑ St. Pothinus
    87. ↑ Italian girl who died aged six is set to be made youngest ever saint by Vatican
    88. ↑ History: 2nd Century – Phatmass Phorum – Catholic Forum and Community
    89. ↑ ~1996~
    90. ↑ (Italian) Saint Richard of Pontoise
    91. 1 2 3 The Attitude of the Catholic Church towards Jewish Ritual Murder
    92. ↑ (Italian) Blessed Rudolph of Berne
    93. ↑ Saint Solange of Bourges
    94. ↑ (Italian) Blessed Theresa of Jesus
    95. ↑ Saint Tremorus of Brittany
    96. ↑ ~ 1942 ~
    97. ↑ Saint Victalicus
    98. ↑ ~ 1939 ~
    99. ↑ (German) Werner von Oberwesel

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