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Heiligenkreuz-Gutenbrunn - Heimatwerk (7/25)
Heiliges Römisches Reich Heilingsetzer, Eduard

Heilige und Selige


Saints and Blessed: about 90 saints and blessed of the Catholic church were Austrians or lived or worked in Austria.


Literature: A. Lamprecht, Heilige in Stmk., 1936; A. Lamprecht, Heilige und Heiligenreliquien in Kärnten, 1936; L. Pfaundler, Heilige aus Österreich, 1961; J. Stadlhuber, Zeugen der Kirche Ö., 1964; O. Wimmer and H. Melzer, Lexikon der Namen und Heiligen, 1988.


Saints and Beatified Persons in Austria (with date of feast/death, selected listing)

Adalbero, St.

Oct. 6

1090

Bishop of Würzburg, founded Lambach Monastery

Albuin, St.

Feb. 5

1006

Bishop of Säben, Brixen/Bressanone

Altmann, St.

Aug. 8

1091

Bishop of Passau, founded Göttweig Monastery

Amandus, St.

Feb. 6

around 679

Missionary bishop in Carinthia, Salzburg and Tirol

Arno, beatified

Jan. 24

821

First Archbishop of Salzburg, Apostle of Alpine Slavs and Avars

Berthold, St.

July 27

1142

Abbot of Garsten

Clemens Maria Hofbauer, St.

March 15

1820

Apostle of Vienna

Domitian, St.

Feb. 5

9th c.

Duke in Carinthia, founded church in Millstatt

Eberhard, St.

June 21

1164

Archbishop of Salzburg

Ehrentrudis, St.

June 30

718

Abbess of Nonnberg

Engelbert Kolland, beatified

July 10

1860

Franciscan martyr in Damascus

Engelbert von Admont, beatified

April 10

1331

Abbot, theological writer 

Eusebius, beatified

Jan. 31

884

Scottish hermit in Rankweil (Vorarlberg)

Fidelis von Sigmaringen, St.

April 24

1622

Preacher in Feldkirch, martyr in Seewis

Florian, St.

May 4

304

Roman official, martyr in Lorch

Gallus, St.

Oct. 16

around 645

Missionary in Vorarlberg

Gebhard II, St.

Aug. 27

995

Bishop of Constance

Gerold, St.

April 19

978

Hermit in Vorarlberg

Hartmann, beatified

Dec. 23

1164

Bishop of Brixen/Bressanone

Hartwig, beatified

June 14

1023

Archbishop of Salzburg

Heinrich von Bozen, beatified

June 10

1315

Journeyman in Bozen/Bolzano

Hemma, St.

June 27

1045

Founder of Gurk and Admont Convents

Hyazinthus of Poland, St.

Aug. 17

1257

Died in Cracow, founded monastery in Friesach

Ilga, beatified

June 8

around 1115

Hermit in Vorarlberg

Ingenuin, St.

Feb. 5

around 605

Bishop of Säben

Jakob Gapp, beatified

Aug. 13

1943

Executed for opposition to National Socialism

Johannes von Capistran, St.

Oct. 23

1456

Preacher in Austria

Joseph Freinademetz, beatified

Jan. 28

1908

Missionary in China

Kassian, St.

Aug. 13

around 305

Bishop of Säben

Koloman, St.

Oct. 13

1012

Died near Stockerau (Lower Austria),
martyr, patron saint of Austria until 1663

Kolumban, St.

Nov. 21

615

Irish missionary in Vorarlberg

Laurentius von Brindisi, St.

July 22

1619

Founded Capuchin monasteries in Austria

Leopold III, St.

Nov. 15

1136

Babenberg margrave, patron saint of Austria since 1663

Magnus, St.

Sept. 6

around 772

Abbot, preacher in Vorarlberg

Maria Theresia Ledochowska, beatified

July 6

1922

Founded the "St. Petrus Claver Sodality for African Missions" (a religious community bound by vows) against slavery

Merbot, beatified

March 23

1120

Monk in Vorarlberg

Modestus, beatified

Dec. 3

around 772

Apostle of Carinthia

Notburga von Eben, St.

Sept. 13

1313

Tirolean farm-hand

Otto Neururer, beatified

May 30

1940

Priest in Götzens, killed in Buchenwald concentration camp
for opposition to National Socialism

Petrus Canisius, St.

April 27

1597

Court preacher in Vienna and Innsbruck

Pirmin, St.

Nov. 3

753

Patron saint of the town of Innsbruck

Romedius, St.

Jan. 15

 

Legendary hermit from the Lower Inn Valley

Rupert, St.

Sept. 24

718

Bishop and patron saint of the Province of Salzburg

Severin, St.

Jan. 8

482

Apostle of Noricum

Stanislaus Kostka, St.

Nov. 13

1568

Jesuit in Wien

Valentin, St.

Jan. 7

around 475

Bishop in Ratia (northern part of South Tirol/Alto Adige)

Virgil, St.

Sept 24

784

Bishop of Salzburg, Apostle of Carinthia

Vitalis, St.

Oct. 20

around 730

Abbot and bishop, successor to St. Rupert

Wolfgang, St.

Oct. 31

994

Died in Pupping (Upper Austria), preached in
Upper Austria, Lower Austria and Hungary




 
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