A Malawian bishop and theologian who played a key role in shaping African Christian theology and was a vocal advocate for social justice, particularly in the fight against apartheid.
Born in 1568
This 16th-century Jesuit saint is revered for his selfless devotion to caring for plague victims, ultimately sacrificing his life to save others. He's a powerful symbol of compassion and charity.
Born in 1593
A 17th-century French-Canadian missionary and saint who converted many Native Americans to Christianity, and is revered for his bravery and selflessness during the Huron-Iroquois wars.
Born in 1607
A French priest and missionary who traveled to North America in the 17th century to convert Native Americans to Christianity, and was martyred during a conflict with the Mohawk tribe. He's revered as a saint and a symbol of Christian devotion.
Born in 1608
A French-American missionary and the first Catholic martyr in North America, known for his bravery and devotion to his faith, particularly among the Huron people.