Vincent de Paul: Born in Dax, he was a pastor turned priest at the age of 19, who founded the Daughters of Charity and the Priests of the Mission, dedicating his life to the service of the poor alongside Saint Louise de Marillac. Friend of Saint Francis de Sales, he died in 1660 leaving a legacy of compassion and dedication to those in need.
Elzeario de Sabran: Together with his wife Delfina, he lived a life of chastity within his marriage and both joined the Franciscan Third Order, dedicating themselves to prayer, works of charity and support for the poor.
Terencio and Fidencio de Todi: Coming from Syria, they traveled to Rome during the reign of Diocletian to proclaim their faith in Christ, facing death. Although they were hidden by an angel after a failed execution attempt, they were finally beheaded in Todi, where their festival has been celebrated for centuries.
Lorenzo de Ripafratta: Born probably in Ripafratta, he stood out as prior in the reform of the order of preachers, teacher of novices and theology, and as a brilliant preacher. During the plague, he helped the sick and was greatly admired for his life of prayer, penance, and patience in suffering.
Today is also celebrated the name day of Francisca Javier de Rafelbuñolblessed.
