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Everyone in the list, in alphabetical order, with where each entry’s facts come from. Some entries run to several hundred words and some to a single sentence — that is what the sources support, not a judgment about the saint.
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St. Carlo Acutis
He treated the Eucharist as the center of an ordinary teenage life, and used what he was good at — building web pages — to serve his parish and school.
Milan, Italy
St. Casimir
A prince of Poland and Lithuania sent at thirteen to claim the Hungarian throne, who refused a dynastic marriage and died of tuberculosis at Grodno in 1484, aged twenty-five.
Feast March 4 · Poland and Lithuania
St. Catherine of Siena
She nursed people with diseases nobody else would touch, then talked a pope into leaving Avignon and coming back to Rome — a woman who could barely read, telling the head of the Church what to do.
Feast April 29 · Siena, Italy
St. Clare of Assisi
The eldest daughter of a wealthy Assisi family who left it to follow Francis, cofounded the Poor Clares, and was first abbess of San Damiano.
Feast August 11 · Assisi, Italy